The University of Cincinnati College of Law sees a 40% increase in applications due to a mix of economic concerns and a desire to engage in public interest law.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office announced internal promotions, sharing their pride on Facebook and highlighting officers taking on new roles, including road patrol and dispatch supervisor.

Miami University ranks 131st in Forbes' list of America's Best Employers for Women, appreciated for fostering gender equity and a supportive work environment.

A UC political scientist commented on Kamala Harris's future after she ruled out running for California governor, suggesting she'll remain active in public life.

Eight University of Cincinnati alumni have been honored in the "Forty Under 40" list by the Cincinnati Business Courier for their impact across diverse sectors.

Miami University welcomes a diverse cohort of 30 Presidential Fellows from the U.S. and abroad, offering a full scholarship program that includes tuition, room and board, plus a $5,000 academic fund.

University of Cincinnati CAHS graduates are entering the job market with strong employment prospects before their summer commencement, evidencing the college’s focus on career readiness.

Dean Jutras has completed his first year at UC's College-Conservatory of Music, focusing on community and connection, engaging with local arts leaders, donors, faculty, and attending college events.

Hamilton County approves a $470 million Paycor Stadium renovation deal, extending the Cincinnati Bengals' lease to 2036, with potential until 2046, funded by $350 million from the County and $120 million from the Bengals.

Cincinnati officials are addressing safety measures after a violent downtown brawl, highlighting plans to increase patrols and discussing the racial narrative in its coverage.

The latest GDP data shows a 3% growth rate, the Federal Reserve kept interest rates at 4.25-4.5%, and experts are watching how Trump's tariffs will affect the economy.

Dayton man, Jeffrey Dorsey, was arrested for threatening to kill a congressman over potential Medicaid cuts, with a potential 5-year prison sentence if convicted.

Montgomery seeks public input on the proposed expansion of Hopewell Cemetery, potentially adding columbaria. Open Houses on August 13 and 21 will engage the community in discussion.