The Butler County Sheriff's Office educated followers on the meteorological term "flanking line," emphasizing its significance in weather patterns and atmospheric dynamics.

A new executive order challenging contracts with AFGE and NTEU led to a legal challenge, with law expert Anne Lofaso analyzing its impact on worker rights.

The University of Cincinnati celebrates its first Marian Spencer Scholar graduate, who praised the scholarship for allowing a focus on political science studies without financial woes.

A man was found shot in a hallway of a Cincinnati apartment, resulting in a fatal incident early this morning. Authorities are investigating the case; no suspects or further details have yet been released.

The U.S. Attorney's Office and ICE HSI have seized assets related to a $126 million illegal employment and money laundering scheme involving undocumented workers in Dayton, Ohio.

Students at the University of Cincinnati celebrated Holi, captured in photos showing vibrant colors and joyful interactions, signifying the start of spring.

A $200,000 PVA grant to the University of Cincinnati funds a project to develop practical assistive devices for those with spinal injuries, focusing on user involvement.

The University of Cincinnati's IDD Education Center celebrated its 8th annual Red & Black Blast, raising over $125,000 for programs supporting individuals with disabilities.

Dry, sunny weather arrives in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington with a high-pressure system, but frost advisory is in effect with chilly nights and potential thunderstorms toward the weekend.

Carolyn Joyce Woods, 77, died from injuries from a house fire in Sayler Park. The fire occurred on March 30 and also resulted in the death of two cats, while five other pets were saved.

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.