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.

Professor Steven Tuck's book details the survival stories of over 200 individuals who escaped the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, challenging traditional narratives of the disaster.

The Forest Park Branch Library exhibits the history of Eckstein School, focusing on its impact and future as a cultural arts center, inviting visitors to explore its significant legacy.

Montgomery has announced its Service and Engagement Grant, offering up to $2,500 for local non-profits. Applications are due by March 1, with details on the city's website.

Clermont County farewells Pam Haverkos, who led their Emergency Management Agency, praising her calm leadership and emphasis on teamwork throughout her tenure.

The University of Cincinnati offers College and Career Tracks to help high school students choose classes aligning with future degrees or careers, as part of its college credit programs.

The University of Cincinnati College of Medicine is integrating AI into physician training with a $1.1 million AMA grant for personalized medical education using real-time feedback.

UC student Jalen Tucker gains valuable cybersecurity experience through three co-op positions, as the University's co-op program aims to align education with workforce demands, helping students stand out in a challenging job market.

An arbiter panel mandated the full reinstatement of fired Cincinnati Police Captain Danita Pettis, including backpay, questioning the city's management and allegations against her.