Lebanese Fulbright Scholar Tamara Nasr landed a summer co-op at Steven Holl Architects, enriching her architectural education with hands-on experience in NYC.

Wes Modes's project "A Secret History of American River People" records stories from riverbank residents, unearthing local heritage and personal tales connected to U.S. waterways.

Alexander Tchervinski was arrested as the eighth suspect in a Cincinnati brawl, with discussions arising due to the racial dynamics of the charges among the suspects.

Cincinnati Police seek help finding Morgan Young, 34, missing since August 13 from West Price Hill. Public information could aid Detective Williams at 513-263-8333.

Cincinnati Public Schools welcomed students back with major changes, including five new middle schools, reshaped student experiences, and revised transportation with older students using Metro buses instead of yellow buses.

The University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Public Schools have launched the Principal Leadership Institute to enhance leadership skills of local school principals.

Montgomery thanks Michael Downey for cleaning veterans' headstones, reflecting his commitment to honoring servicemembers' legacies at Hopewell Cemetery.

A fatal crash in Goshen Township on State Route 28 led to one driver's death and is under investigation. Authorities have not released the victim's identity yet.

Ohio's weather shows a pattern of rising temperatures toward the weekend, followed by a dip below average as the new week begins, with mainly dry conditions and a cold front expected.

A cybersecurity incident in Middletown has halted city services, with in-person operations suspended and residents facing disruptions in utilities billing, public records, and health department access. Officials are working to restore services.

Cincinnati Police seek public help on social media for a stolen vehicle on the 4500 block of Reading Rd, urging information be reported to Det. Greene at 513-569-8600.

Ex-pediatrician Howard Saal, indicted on pornography charges, allegedly touched and photographed children inappropriately, parents claim the hospital ignored prior complaints.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced the launch of two revitalization projects along the Ohio River in Portsmouth, funded by a $34.2 million grant to enhance waterfront access and economic opportunities.