Clermont County prepares to honor Paul Revere's ride by lighting two lanterns at the courthouse for the 'Two Lights for Tomorrow' initiative, reflecting the historic signal of British approach in 1775.

Kurtsty Ayers, a former National Guard and corrections officer, completed peace officer training at UC Clermont College, fulfilling her dream to serve in law enforcement.

UC Medical Center's Dr. Bryant and Dr. Artiga will train physicians in El Salvador, leveraging their Spanish fluency and UC’s pioneering emergency medicine expertise.

University of Cincinnati students helped a family of Canada geese safely descend from a skyway, a ritual known as "goose watch" captured by student photographer Emma Hite.

Colerain Police team up with high school athletes for the Guardian Games event aiming to strengthen community bonds through athletic competitions on April 22.

The University of Cincinnati celebrated the graduation of 43 students from the GE Aerospace Foundation's Next Engineers initiative, which focused on providing scholarships and career opportunities in engineering.

Syed Ahmad from the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center recommends genetic counseling for people with a family history of cancer, emphasizing its value despite fears of the unknown.

A new executive order challenging contracts with AFGE and NTEU led to a legal challenge, with law expert Anne Lofaso analyzing its impact on worker rights.

The University of Cincinnati celebrates its first Marian Spencer Scholar graduate, who praised the scholarship for allowing a focus on political science studies without financial woes.

Students at the University of Cincinnati celebrated Holi, captured in photos showing vibrant colors and joyful interactions, signifying the start of spring.

A $200,000 PVA grant to the University of Cincinnati funds a project to develop practical assistive devices for those with spinal injuries, focusing on user involvement.

The University of Cincinnati's IDD Education Center celebrated its 8th annual Red & Black Blast, raising over $125,000 for programs supporting individuals with disabilities.

The University of Cincinnati's Grau Center for Professional Selling is training business students in sales, with a recent donation enhancing the program's offerings.