The University of Cincinnati's Grau Center for Professional Selling is training business students in sales, with a recent donation enhancing the program's offerings.

An anonymous donor gave $5 million to boost student opportunities at UC Blue Ash and UC Clermont Colleges, funding internships, career services, and scholarships.

The University of Cincinnati is combating the healthcare worker shortage by offering a course where students gain experience and employment as patient care assistants.

A stolen vehicle chase in West Chester ended with one person in custody while two suspects fled, a Flock camera system helped identify the stolen car.

A pole and utility lines collapse on State Route 4 in Butler County, causing road closure and commuter delays, with no clear time for reopening. Repair crews are assessing and fixing the damage.

Jeffrey Strawn from UC explains that "air hunger" linked to anxiety results in a choking sensation without physical exertion, tied to the autonomic nervous system and misinterpreted body signals.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office celebrates National Dispatcher Appreciation Week with themed costumes, honoring their vital role through a light-hearted Facebook post.

Butler County first responders participated in a 20-hour search and rescue training to enhance their emergency skills, including new and existing team members.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office celebrated National Animal Control Appreciation Week, praising the work of animal control officers on social media.

The University of Cincinnati recently honored the academic and extracurricular achievements of Lindner College of Business students at an annual awards ceremony.

The University of Cincinnati is preparing students for high-demand careers in technology, healthcare, business, and engineering with co-op programs and industry partnerships, citing BLS data on future job market changes.

University of Cincinnati research suggests ancient rhinos found at Nebraska's Ashfall Fossil Beds were locals, not migratory, challenging previous migration theories.

Ohio's Columbus and Cincinnati areas expect varied weather, including showers and gusty winds, with a brief dry period midweek before potential late-week thunderstorms and heavy rain.