Two new partners join the University of Cincinnati's 1819 Innovation Hub, bringing expertise in data analytics and financial planning to support student and startup growth.

Butler County Sheriff's ERS completed ice rescue training, practicing various lifesaving techniques to prepare for winter emergencies on frozen waterways.

The University of Cincinnati College of Law rebrands its Center for Practice to the Center for Advocacy, focusing on practical legal skills for students.

The Dark Energy Survey, with over 400 scientists worldwide, focuses on mapping the cosmos and understanding dark energy, including contributions by physicist Jessica Muir.

Miami University canceled Monday classes due to a winter storm, while keeping residence and dining halls open. Remote work is encouraged and parking rules enforced.

Phil Santoro, a serial entrepreneur, supports young business innovators and invests in education, demonstrating the value of tech simplification and resilience in entrepreneurship.

The University of Cincinnati is conducting a trial on non-opioid treatments for post-stroke headaches, using ropivacaine and dexamethasone to reduce pain and opioid use.

Kettering Police Department enforces a zero-tolerance policy for traffic violations in school zones to enhance student and staff safety, emphasizing strict adherence and ending warnings.

GE Aerospace Foundation continues its partnership with the University of Cincinnati, focusing on fostering innovation in engineering among young students through programs providing hands-on experiences, career coaching, and scholarships.

The University of Cincinnati is hosting its fourth high school Ethics Bowl with a record participation of students from 24 schools, emphasizing ethical discourse over winning arguments.

Butler County Commissioners approve a $5M investment for Downtown Middletown's redevelopment, with matching funds creating a $15M project under City Council consideration.

Researchers made a robot bat that demonstrates how real bats use echolocation to find prey at night, contributing to the fields of biology, engineering, and robotics.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office announced the start of its 2026 Corrections Academy, training 13 cadets from three counties on procedures like cell searches.