Larry Hook announced he will step down July 31 after a tense contract fight and years of board disputes. The move leaves a short window for the district to plan leadership next steps.

Brown County officials visited Fayetteville High School to discuss the risks of impaired driving and conducted interactive simulations to demonstrate the effects of substance use on driving abilities.

The study found high social media use correlates with loneliness in college students, with over two hours daily linked to increased loneliness. The University of Cincinnati research urges fostering real-world relationships for mental health.

The Ohio House voted to let the Classic Learning Test join the ACT and SAT as an admissions option, passing H.B. 326 and sending the measure to the state Senate. Supporters say it widens choices, critics warn it could deepen equity questions.

The University of Cincinnati's DAAP is collaborating with Cincinnati Metro to revamp the city's bus signage system, aiming to improve user experience.

The University of Cincinnati prepares for NEXT Mindset Professional Readiness Day to equip students with workforce skills through experiences like resume review and mock interviews.

Law student Robby Belt has found his niche in land use law at Cincinnati Law, gaining recognition for his passion and securing an externship with the City of Cincinnati's Land Use Department.

Mayor Aftab Pureval proposed putting more than $100 million into the Cincinnati Retirement System to tackle a decades‑long pension shortfall and force a budget reckoning.

UC alumnus Barry Mitchell donates $3 million to the College-Conservatory of Music for an endowed chair and scholarships, reflecting his belief in humanities' role in education.

FBI Cincinnati announces the Honors Internship Program for summer 2027, inviting college students to apply for hands-on experience in law enforcement.

A new Ohio bill would make it a misdemeanor to ignore school crossing guards and double fines in active school zones after several guards were struck. Lawmakers say it will give prosecutors clearer tools.

Ohio attorneys say a surge in ICE detentions has filled federal dockets with habeas petitions and forced families into costly legal fights. Judges and lawyers warn the system is strained.

The University of Cincinnati is seeking nominations for outstanding legal mentors for a study leading to a book by Harvard University Press on exemplary legal mentorship.