The 72nd DAAP Fashion Show in Cincinnati showcased over 150 pieces from 35 students, emphasizing personal narratives and creativity in fashion design. Jodie Pierce won the director's choice award.

Researchers at UC have developed a "lab-on-a-chip" that measures cortisol levels using saliva, potentially simplifying stress and anxiety monitoring at home.

Dr. Laurah Turner discusses using AI to enhance medical education, including tools for simulated patient interactions and automated curriculum mapping, on a podcast and in a University of Cincinnati interview.

The community honored Corrections Lieutenant David Reynolds during Ohio's Fallen Peace Officers Memorial Day, emphasizing his valor and sacrifice in the line of duty.

The Ohio Department of Transportation - Cincinnati District 8 is hosting the inaugural Active Transportation conference, focusing on bike safety for children and other non-motorized transport issues.

Stephanie Pilat, an alumna of UC, is appointed as the new dean of DAAP, effective July 1, bringing her academic leadership and innovative approach back to the University of Cincinnati.

Beginning May 12, Phase 5B of the I-74/75 Mill Creek Expressway project will cause nighttime traffic disruptions, including lane and ramp closures.

Sunny weather with gradually rising temperatures is forecast for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington through the weekend, with possible showers and storms next week.

An Amish man, Samuel Hochstetler, was charged with murdering Rosanna Kinsinger in an Ohio Amish community. The autopsy was inconclusive, and his bond is set at $1,000,000.

Airtrek Robotics from the University of Cincinnati impressed at the SXSW startup pitch, showcasing its robot for cleaning airport tarmacs and addressing foreign object debris (FOD) issues.

Beekman Street ramp to westbound I-74 closes for bridge maintenance from May 16-19, requiring detours via Colerain Avenue. The work is part of a broader $3.1 million district project.

Evan Phelps was named Mr. Bearcat at the University of Cincinnati, graduating with degrees in business economics and finance and a record of leadership and involvement.

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati, led by Florence Gaignerot-Driessen, are using modern tech to understand ancient Greek terracotta offerings found in Crete.