A UC grad, Li, will teach English in rural Taiwan as a Fulbright ETA and serve as a cultural ambassador. UC's NCA helped him prepare for the grant that fosters international understanding.

Sheriff Richard K. Jones of Butler County introduced enhanced safety measures for local summer camps, including emergency plans and a partnership with the YMCA, in response to a deadly flooding incident in Texas.

Lakota Local Schools proposes two tax measures for facility improvements and expansions, including constructing four new schools, and reconfiguring school models by 2029.

Scientists at the University of Cincinnati researched the evolutionary role of seemingly non-functional enzymes in the PRPS complex, indicating a potentially critical, yet unclear function.

Hoxworth Blood Center staff co-authored the "Principles of Apheresis Technology, Eighth Edition," contributing their expertise to the apheresis field.

Cuyahoga Falls singer Brian Johnson stars in "Blind Injustice," an opera about wrongful convictions, including Ricky Jackson's story, showcasing the Ohio Innocence Project's efforts.

The 513Relief Bus and Hamilton County DDS team up for "Accessible Hamilton County," an inclusive event on July 12 with activities and complimentary services.

University of Cincinnati students organize a free medical clinic with Anthem Blue Cross at St. Xavier High School on July 19-20, offering medical, vision, and dental care without ID or insurance needed.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine appoints Larry Sheakley, CEO of Sheakley, to the University of Cincinnati Board of Trustees, hailed for his community dedication.

Fairfield regulates door-to-door sales, requiring salespeople to have a permit, limiting hours to 9 AM-7 PM Mon-Sat, and advising residents to ask for identification and permits.

Clinton County's 911 services were down from Friday evening to Saturday morning, affecting all major cell carriers. The outage was linked to outdated equipment, and residents were given alternative emergency numbers.

Councilman Kris Harsh of Cleveland's Ward 13 completed a door-to-door housing inspection, setting a city precedent for proactive governance and community care.

The University of Cincinnati's journalism program prepares students for the dynamic newsroom environment, emphasizing real-world experience and diverse career possibilities post-graduation.