John Wright, a University of Cincinnati alumnus and adjunct faculty member, received the Medal of Valor for rescuing an injured driver from a burning car while serving as a deputy in Arkansas.

University of Cincinnati graduate Lynn Pickering was honored as a Zonta Amelia Earhart Fellow, recognizing her promising aerospace engineering and AI work.

Sheriff Jones won't comply with any orders from Ohio's governor to release immigration detainee Ayman Soliman, as discussed on a talk show and shared on social media.

The City of Hamilton launches the Build Back the Block initiative to revitalize Jefferson neighborhood by constructing new homes and strengthening community ties.

The Cincinnati FOP voted "no confidence" in Mayor Aftab Pureval, citing failed leadership and public safety concerns. Pureval defended his support of law enforcement despite criticism.

The University of Cincinnati is preserving a century-old tile fountain during the Old Chemistry building renovation, a representation of both historical craftsmanship and academic legacy.

UC Blue Ash College starts fall with a renovated campus and growing student enrollment, recognized as an Opportunity College for advancing education and student success.

The University of Cincinnati reports a 1.4% increase in enrollment, indicating growth in first-generation students and online learning, with regional campuses also experiencing surges.

Two UC students interned with the Cincinnati Bengals, gaining experience in sports nutrition by working at the team's fuel station and contributing to players' dietary needs.

Neil Kelly and Dr. Lauren Wang receive the John Romer Advocacy Award from HCDDS for their advocacy work, Schreffler and Whelpdale earn honorable mentions. The awards are set to be presented at upcoming HCDDS events.

The University of Cincinnati held its annual Bearcats Kick-Off with President Pinto welcoming new students before the semester starts, promoting campus engagement and leadership.

Cincinnati's City Council election features a crowded field with 25 candidates, including incumbents and new challengers, addressing issues like safety and infrastructure. The race may significantly alter the city's political landscape.

Lebanese Fulbright Scholar Tamara Nasr landed a summer co-op at Steven Holl Architects, enriching her architectural education with hands-on experience in NYC.