The CCTST, a joint venture between the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and Cincinnati Children's, received a $37.2 million grant renewal from NIH to support translational science and research.

A power outage in Loveland, Ohio, caused two schools to close, affecting students in grades 5-8. Over 1,100 customers were impacted, with the cause of the outage under investigation.

Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge is on forced leave during an internal investigation into her leadership, with Assistant Chief Adam Hennie as interim chief.

Dr. John C. Byrd of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine has been inducted into the National Academy of Medicine for his contributions to health and medicine.

The University of Cincinnati's CCTST K Scholars Program received a five-year NIH K12 grant to support over 50 early-career medical researchers from UC and Cincinnati Children's in clinical and translational studies.

Tom Talavage discusses the Q-collar, a device designed to protect athletes from brain damage by applying pressure to the neck. Despite its promise, its effectiveness in preventing concussions is not fully established.

Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge hires an employment lawyer amid scrutiny of her leadership and discussions of potential replacement following recent downtown violence.

The University of Cincinnati's 1819 Innovation Hub hosts the Founders+Funders 2025 Summit focusing on sports innovation, featuring key speaker Jeff Berding of FC Cincinnati and spotlighting networking and collaboration.

UC Clermont College is piloting the College Autism Network's Autism-Inclusive Campus Designation to create a welcoming environment for autistic students.

UC offers unique electives for the spring semester, including courses on the historical impact of sports, AI and sustainability, botany, art and neuroscience, internet's influence on society, and Barbie's cultural significance.

The Hamilton County Domestic Violence Task Force reported its one-year progress, highlighting safety measures, court access improvements, staff training, and healthcare interventions for survivors.

Hesham Abdelfattah, a University of Cincinnati engineer studying aerospace control systems, earns Graduate Student Engineer of the Month. He has published papers, taught courses, and is also pursuing a Master's in mathematics.

The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center introduces a less invasive technique, endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD), for removing gastrointestinal tumors without surgery.