Ohio's University of Cincinnati is enhancing STEM education for students with IDD, with tailored pre-apprenticeships and partnerships bolstering workforce inclusion.

Hamilton County buildings shine green lights in support of veterans for Operation Green Light, an initiative symbolizing respect and appreciation ahead of Veterans Day. Residents and businesses are also encouraged to participate.

Ohio's new GOP-favored congressional map intensifies challenges for Democrats, acknowledging the state's partisan shift and broader national redistricting trends.

The article discusses the rise in cancer rates among younger generations and emphasizes the importance of early screenings and awareness of body changes for early detection.

University of Cincinnati's MPH program introduces a mentorship initiative connecting current students with alumni, facilitating guidance and network building within the public health field.

Hoxworth Blood Center partners with Cincinnati Cyclones to offer a special hoodie for blood donors in November to encourage donations in the Tristate area.

Cincinnati has hired Frost Brown Todd to investigate Police Chief Theetge, who's on leave, for leadership efficacy and policy adherence. The $40,000 probe follows amid tensions with the mayor over crime reduction efforts.

The University of Cincinnati plans to renovate a historic YMCA building into a student center by 2027, preserving its Collegiate Gothic façade and creating a communal space for 53,682 students.

The University of Cincinnati Foundation honored its 2025 philanthropy awardees at the George Rieveschl Recognition Dinner, celebrating their dedication to the university.

Cincinnati Law graduates achieved an 83% first-time pass rate on the Ohio Bar Exam, surpassing the state average by 3%, with the overall pass rate standing at 80%.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine launched the Governor's Literacy Leaders Tour, starting at Putman Elementary in Blanchester, to promote the Science of Reading and literacy progress in state schools.

Joey Yong pursued a Master of Science in Information Technology at the University of Cincinnati after facing job market challenges with degrees from Transylvania University.

University of Cincinnati President Neville Pinto discussed his life and role on the 'Beyond the Title' podcast, aiming to humanize university leadership.