Ohio bans synthetic kratom with an order from Gov. DeWine, influenced by concerns over abuse and health risks, as well as personal advocacy from those affected.

Hoxworth Blood Center encourages holiday blood donations through "Holiday Heroes of the Tristate" events, featuring tributes, giveaways, and partnerships with local businesses.

Over 2,600 students from 47 states and 61 countries graduated at the University of Cincinnati's commencement, with President Pinto and commencement speaker Emma Bauer celebrating their achievements.

The City of Forest Park Professional Firefighters announced on social media the promotion of Lt. Bauer to Lieutenant of Unit 2, highlighting his leadership and strong work ethic.

UC Law professor Christopher Bryant discusses the story of George Remus, a Cincinnati bootlegger, detailing his legal exploitation of Prohibition's loopholes and his dramatic fall.

Proposed US federal loan rule changes could impact the finances of nursing students, potentially limiting their access to advanced degree programs and careers.

John Weidner, University of Cincinnati's interim provost, was named a fellow of the National Academy of Inventors for his innovative work in electrochemical hydrogen production.

Expert warns of the risks associated with "buy now, pay later" apps, emphasizing hidden fees, lack of consumer protection, and the danger of overspending.

Nick Baynes, a local entrepreneur, is graduating from the University of Cincinnati with a BA in Professional Studies while running his businesses and maintaining family life.

University of Cincinnati celebrates Taylor Allgood as its first Marshall Scholar in 60 years, recognizing her efforts in addressing food insecurity on campus.

The article discusses the high demand on U.S. delivery systems during the holiday season, with a 5% increase in volume. It details the challenges of transportation and higher costs due to tariffs, and the shift toward online shopping.

The U.S. District Court has appointed Dominick S. Gerace II as U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio until the Senate confirms his nomination.

Mason City Police Department spreads holiday cheer by decorating a Christmas tree and inviting the community to share their own festive decorations on Facebook.