UC design student Nicholas Namyar interned at Columbia Records, blending academic studies with industry experience, emphasizing UC's commitment to practical education.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine launched the Gallia Academy High School Wellness Center, offering health services to the Gallipolis community and aiming to improve children's health and academic success.

Professor H. Michael Sanders documented Rod Serling's early career, covering his influence from Midwest roots and works at WLW radio and WKRC-TV, which laid the groundwork for "The Twilight Zone".

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and the OSHP stress the importance of buckling up, noting the high number of crash fatalities involving unbelted individuals.

Cincinnati has implemented new traffic rules for Bengals' game days to improve exiting from riverfront parking, effective from the October 5 game against the Lions.

Andrea Ford, a speech-language pathologist and professor, has received a significant K23 grant from the NIH for her autism communication research, marking a first for the College of Allied Health Sciences at the University of Cincinnati.

Oxford residents are protesting the replacement of a beloved skate park with pickleball courts, concerned about losing a critical recreational area and skeptical of the city’s promise to build a new skate park.

Pharmacy student Ellie Ishida gains real-world experience through internships at a hospital and local pharmacy while pursuing her Doctor of Pharmacy degree.

Louisette Abikou, a nurse from Benin, overcame financial barriers to pursue a Ph.D. in nursing at UC College, aiming to combat gender-based violence and improve women's health.

Due to a power outage, Lakota Local Schools had a two-hour delay and addressed transportation issues related to the outage, causing inconveniences like disabled radios and lack of bus refueling.

A University of Cincinnati student, Adam Wolshire, secures a co-op with Lego in Denmark, fulfilling his dream and contributing to the company's legacy of joy and creativity.

The MidwestCon Policy and Innovation Lunch at UC's 1819 Innovation Hub highlighted the interplay of innovation and policy in the tech field, discussing the integration of empathy in AI and blockchain technologies with leaders and students.

Cincinnati's Medical Debt Relief Program clears nearly $220 million for over 100,000 residents, addressing economic disparities as part of the city's Financial Freedom Blueprint.