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 The outage was linked to outdated equipment, and residents were given alternative emergency numbers.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.

The Hoxworth Blood Center, University of Cincinnati, and Cincinnati Reds are collaborating on a blood donation drive, offering donors a Reds t-shirt and chances to win game tickets.

Professor T. Douglas Mast from the University of Cincinnati has been awarded the 2025 UC STEMM Distinguished Research Professor Award for his contributions to biomedical engineering.

The University of Cincinnati's Lindner College of Business has launched an Applied AI Lab to provide students and business partners with practical AI skills and experience.

Two University of Cincinnati students earned a culinary internship in England with the 513 Culinary Group, involving market research, site visits, and a final presentation.

The University of Cincinnati's study reveals diverse disordered eating behaviors among college students, suggesting personalized mental health care is needed.

Two UC faculty members have been named Fulbright scholars, and will research abroad in quantum physics and nanotechnology, representing the university's commitment to international academic collaboration.

Jaysa Kleiber, a University of Cincinnati student, makes strides in special education by engaging in research and hands-on experiences concerning Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD).

Exonerated Ohio man Dean Gillispie awaits a $45 million lawsuit payout from Miami Township, which is delayed by an appeal despite a jury's verdict in his favor.

A team was awarded an NCI grant exceeding $3.4 million to conduct an AML trial, innovated from a college class project and now being tested as JBZ-001.