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.

The EU is enforcing a ban on microplastics in cosmetics, with staggered deadlines for different product types. This move impacts global beauty standards, highlighting the need for industry input on practical applications of the regulations.

UC researchers discovered a 3,500-year-old tomb in Greece with artifacts from the Mycenaean era, including items linked to the Griffin Warrior and other ancient tombs nearby.

The University of Cincinnati opened a new nursing room for mothers, initiated by alumna Dorothea Langsam, granddaughter of the university's former president.

Butler County residents protested to end the county's ICE contract after a fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis, facing opposition from Sheriff Jones and limitations cited by commissioners.

Cincinnati settled a wrongful death lawsuit with the family of Quandavier Hicks, killed by police in 2015, for $1.45 million without admitting wrongdoing.

The University of Cincinnati's Next Engineers program, funded by GE Aerospace, plans to continue inspiring future engineers till 2035, offering immersive educational experiences for middle and high school students.