Professor David Niven discusses the impact of gerrymandering on Ohio's congressional districts and compares it to states using independent commissions for fairer maps.

Cincinnati's Budget and Finance Committee approved a $5.42 million public safety plan following recent violence, focusing on police presence, tech resources, and community outreach.

Madison Township was hit by water main breaks, leading to school closures and a boil advisory, with Butler Tech students still having bus access despite disruptions.

A professor researches historical themes like WWII in science fiction pulps, facing challenges with digital archives and involving students in manual analysis.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announces partnerships with Cincinnati officials to tackle violent crime, involving state resources such as aviation support for local law enforcement.

Deputy Seth Caudell has joined the Butler County Sheriff's Office Road Patrol Division, as announced on their Facebook page with a photo from his oath ceremony.

A lawsuit seeks to disclose court documents of Alex Tchervinski, charged with disorderly conduct after a viral Cincinnati brawl, invoking the public's right to access court records versus privacy protections under Marsy’s Law.

UC Health is laying off 50 workers and discontinuing its mobile stroke unit due to financial challenges, despite efforts to reassign employees and maintain other services.

The EU bans TPO in some gel polishes due to safety concerns, categorized as "reproductive toxicant," sparking discussion on industry adaptation and alternative substances.

The University of Cincinnati CECH has welcomed 14 new faculty members, with Dean Huffman expressing excitement for the talents and expertise they bring to the college's educational and research programs.

The University of Cincinnati renovated the historic Old Chemistry building into a state-of-the-art facility, preserving its heritage while adding advanced labs and environmental features.

The University of Cincinnati enhanced its Cincinnati Ambassadors program, employing high school students as paid guides and mentors to promote college education and provide leadership experience.

Jeffrey Blevins commented on a false rumor about President Trump's death, explaining how misinformation spreads online, specifically noting a misinterpreted statement by J.D. Vance as a catalyst.