A Kentucky mother shares her struggle with stage three colon cancer to encourage early screening against a backdrop of rising colorectal cancer cases in younger people.

The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center is beginning a clinical trial targeting the KRAS gene in pancreatic cancer patients, and a potential new pill-form treatment is showing promise.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine honored Harold Schnell Elementary for its literacy program success, which led to improved reading levels among third graders. The school is a part of the new Governor's Science of Reading Recognition Program.

Hamilton partners with 17STRONG to offer a Summer Programming Guide that connects families to local summer camps and activities. Submissions for the guide are due by April 14.

University of Cincinnati's Match Day saw medical students, with a 99.4% match rate, excitedly await their residency placements, experience a mix of emotions, and reflect on the support and education they received.

The Cube is a Hamilton initiative that provides residents with free cleanup equipment, fostering community engagement and urban cleanliness through the 17STRONG program.

The study at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute shows that metformin, combined with other drugs, extended median progression-free survival in ER-positive endometrial cancer patients to over 19 months.

Steph Corhn and Ohio's T.E.R.T. are recognized with the 9-1-1 Impact Award for their response to hurricanes, providing critical supplies and public safety communications.

Ohio bans Callery pear trees to protect the local ecosystem from this invasive species, encouraging alternatives and controlled measures for existing trees.

Springfield Township and Cincinnati successfully transferred a blighted former chemical site to The Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority, which plans to clean it up and redevelop it.

Kettering and the HomeOwnership Center are hosting a Home-Ownership Resource Fair on April 3 to help prospective buyers through the home-buying process.

Hamilton County ARC commemorated 10 years of fighting addiction, with Commission President Denise Driehaus highlighting the success and ongoing commitment to reducing overdose deaths, down 31% from last year.

Cincinnati's St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 15, 2025, will involve street closures starting at 9:00 a.m. for staging and additional closures at 11:30 a.m. for the parade route. The parade honors Irish heritage.