The University of Cincinnati highlights an Earth Day celebration with an award-winning book on Fernald's transformation from a nuclear site to a wildlife sanctuary.

UC researcher Katherine Burns developed an at-home test for endometriosis, which analyzes menstrual fluid to identify the condition, offering a non-invasive diagnostic alternative.

The University of Cincinnati's NEXT Innovation Scholars program offers interdisciplinary learning, with students like Charlie Harker gaining insight from global leaders, preparing them to tackle complex real-world problems.

University of Cincinnati researchers are analyzing local overdose data to identify hot spots and improve response efforts, funded by a $350,000 grant.

Clermont County Judge Anita Bechmann will receive the 2025 Champions of Hope award for her judicial leadership and service in addressing mental health and addiction.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office mascot, the "Sheriff Easter Bunny," visited Emmanuel Lutheran School to spread Easter cheer among students, as part of community outreach efforts.

UC student Harshman Sihra wins the Truman Scholarship for his commitment to public health policy and reproductive health, planning to use it for medical studies.

The University of Cincinnati reports that its IMPACT Innovation program won a grant to fund a transit van for adults with autism in the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area.

University of Cincinnati Associate Professor David Niven is named a 2025 Carnegie Fellow, receiving a $200,000 grant to research the impact of polling experiences on voter perceptions.

The University of Cincinnati's disc golf team, the UC Discats, won the PDGA National College Championship, marking their second victory in three years.

The University of Cincinnati promotes sustainability year-round, with new trees planted on campus and policies reflecting eco-friendly practices. The university is being recognized by the Arbor Day Foundation for these initiatives.

The Tranquility Wildlife Area shooting range in Adams County, Ohio, is closing temporarily from April 21 for repairs, with a planned reopening in late May.

Pat Clark joins Central State University as the Associate Head Coach and Co-Defensive Coordinator for the Marauder football team, bringing his extensive experience from collegiate and high school coaching.