Miami University notes more men, like former Navy corpsman Bradley Black, joining its Nursing programs, reflecting a trend of increased male participation in the field.

The University of Cincinnati is set to demolish Crosley Tower, a Brutalist building that has long divided opinions, with a $47.3 million project starting January 2026.

Cincinnati is witnessing a retail boom with national and regional brands expanding there, encouraged by population growth and demand for diverse shopping options, even as recession concerns loom.

Jessica Davis, a student at the Lindner College of Business, leverages her competitive swimming background into excelling at personal branding in her marketing studies.

The University of Cincinnati introduced a scholarship honoring alumnus Harold "Sully" Sullivan for engineering students who emulate his passion for problem-solving and the outdoors.

The first national HPV conference was held in Indy, focusing on advances in cancer prevention, including the potential of self-collected HPV testing as highlighted by Dr. Leeya Pinder from the University of Cincinnati.

Khalid Davis, a finance major at the University of Cincinnati, gained practical experience through a co-op at First Financial Bank, rotating through different roles including risk analyst.

A study by the University of Cincinnati has found that increased police budgets raise home values in low-income areas while decreasing them in affluent ones, challenging previous assumptions.

Dr. Trisha Wise-Draper from the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center discusses the slow progress and future of immunotherapy trials for head and neck cancer.

The CCM Chamber Choir celebrated Latvian composer Ēriks Ešenvalds with a concert, under Joe Miller's direction, featuring his and fellow Latvian composers' works.

Harrison reduces income tax credit for residents working outside the city, affects 70% of the population, and redirects funds to local projects and infrastructure, with public meetings for community input on the Road Assessment Plan.

Retired US Marine Cpl. Ohmer was honored with a dedication ceremony by the Warren County Sheriff's Office, which presented the nation's colors and posted on social media to thank him for his service.

The Hamilton Township Police Department is inviting children to their summer Junior Police Academy, emphasizing respect, integrity, and an introduction to police work.