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.

An exhibition of Little Women illustrations is on display in Cincinnati, showcasing artwork from various editions and celebrating the novel's themes and visual heritage.

Japveer Singh, a sophomore at Miami University, spearheaded the creation of a blockchain lab, now known as the Digital Economy and Assets Lab (DEAL), at the Farmer School of Business.

A GOP-backed bill would require doctors to deliver a state-scripted liability warning about mifepristone and collect signed certification, splitting supporters and medical groups.

Blue Ash, Ohio, is recruiting experienced Police Patrol Officers who are certified and currently employed full-time as Ohio Peace Officers. Applications are accepted on its website.

Hamilton County inaugurates its new Central Campus, named Patricia McCollum Way, to house key county services, aiming to enhance public service coordination and access.

Cincinnati aims to become a Blue Zones city to enhance longevity, led by Dr. Florence Rothenberg's efforts through the Heart of Northside health center and the Food For Thought Cincy initiative.

Dr. David Brasington's study suggests that cutting local taxes may decrease household income, with Ohio tax levy data showing income drops post-tax reductions, particularly in non-central cities.

A bipartisan Ohio bill would seed small grants to corner stores and small markets so they can stock fresh food in neighborhoods officials call food deserts. Sponsors say the pilot targets roughly 1.3 million Ohioans without nearby grocery access.