The University of Cincinnati created the IL&ET Working Group to explore XR, VR, AR, and Holography for education and research, seeking campus input to inform strategy.

Cincinnati Police seek help to find suspects in a June 25 theft on Radcliff Dr., using social media to request information about two individuals and a truck.

The Cincinnati Police are searching for Casey Boyle, last seen at the V.A Hospital on July 22, and known to frequent Ludlow Ave. They seek public assistance.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking public help to identify a suspect in a July 14 vandalism case, using images from the victim's home security camera. They urge that information be directed to Detective Horning.

Former Cincinnati chaplain Ayman Soliman remains jailed after a bond hearing, accused of past ties to an organization allegedly linked to the Muslim Brotherhood. His lawyer argues for his release and charitable background. The case is ongoing.

Cincinnati police increase foot patrols in Over-the-Rhine to combat rising crime and foster community ties, focusing on evening commerce periods for greater visibility and engagement.

Ohio is set to enjoy clear and dry weather until Thursday morning, followed by a transition to heat and isolated thunderstorms in the western regions, leading into an active weather pattern with thunderstorm chances throughout the weekend.

The University of Cincinnati and UC Health have set a fundraising record with $228.5 million in donations, the largest in the institution's history, benefiting students and health services.

GE Aerospace invests $100 million in Southwest Ohio, which is expected to positively impact local economies, potentially boosting jobs, population, retail, and real estate, according to a University of Cincinnati economist.

Hee Ra Yoo joins the University of Cincinnati's College-Conservatory of Music as Assistant Professor of Dance, bringing her international experience to the institution starting August 15.

A Cincinnati man, Anthony Marcus Kelly, was arrested for issuing violent online threats against ICE officers, facing charges including threatening to assault and murder U.S. officials.

Cincinnati has started a $7.6 million road safety project on Harrison Avenue, which includes lane resizing, bike lanes, speed cushions, and crosswalk enhancements to improve pedestrian safety and reduce traffic accidents and speeding.

CCM won two Emmy Awards for "The Making of Sweet Charity" and "Crosstown Shootout Basketball" direction, showcasing student and faculty talent in arts and sports production.