Former Cincinnati Hospital Imam Claims Civil Rights Violations Amid Solitary Confinement in Ohio Immigration Dispute
Former Cincinnati Children's Hospital chaplain Ayman Soliman claims his civil rights were violated when held in solitary at Butler County Jail, alleging he was unjustly isolated, which hindered his access to legal counsel and religious practice.
$3.5 Million in Fake Meds Seized by Feds Counterfeit Pharma Flood Heads for Texas, Florida Blocked in Cincinnati Crackdown
U.S. CBP and FDA seized $3.5 million in counterfeit drugs in Cincinnati, including fake diabetes and weight loss medications. The products originated from places like Hong Kong and were destined for 40 states.
Miami University Welcomes Its Largest Cohort of Presidential Fellows, Embracing Diversity and Academic Excellence
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.
Dean Jutras Celebrates One Year at UC's College-Conservatory of Music with Community Focus and Active Engagement in Cincinnati's Arts Scene
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 Commits $470M for Cincinnati Bengals Stadium Renovation, Extends Lease Through 2036
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 Mayor Aftab Pureval Announces Safety Plan Following Downtown Brawl, Six Charged as City Addresses Concerns of Violence
Cincinnati officials are addressing safety measures after a violent downtown brawl, highlighting plans to increase patrols and discussing the racial narrative in its coverage.












