Three Hope Police officers received an award from the Ohio Deflection Association for notable work with the Quick Response Team on opioid crisis outreach.

Two UC-backed startups received $200,000 each from Ohio’s TVSF, aiming to advance a dignified catheter and a breast cancer diagnostic tool, with support from UC’s 1819 Innovation Hub and Venture Lab.

The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld bribery convictions and attempted extortion against former Cincinnati political figure P.G. Sittenfeld.

Middletown Police are hiring officers, setting a written and physical test for March 13, 2025, with applications due by March 7. Benefits and eligibility criteria are outlined.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced that Interstate 471's southbound lanes will reopen before the workweek. The highway had been closed for 100 days due to fire damage.

Cory Bowman, JD Vance's half-brother and a Republican, enters the Cincinnati mayoral race, aiming to bring prosperity and tackle issues like development and low-income housing.

Cincinnati's Office of Environment and Sustainability offers grants for climate action projects through the Green Cincinnati Plan, focusing on youth-led initiatives and community-driven solutions.

The article summarizes the history of Hamilton's gas system from its inception in 1855 through challenges, public versus private ownership debates, and financial instability, leading to eventual solvency during WWII.

University of Cincinnati professor Jason Heikenfeld is revolutionizing heart health with wearable technology for real-time vital data monitoring. He is building on his expertise in sweat analysis and repurposing continuous glucose monitor technology.

The CCM Philharmonia's concert featured classical music themed on spring, including Schumann's "Spring" and Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring."

Ahmad Bilal Niazi, an MBA student from Afghanistan at the Lindner College of Business, advocates for Afghan refugees while focusing on education and housing support through his initiatives.

Two University of Cincinnati professors, Anne Delano Steinert and LaVerne Summerlin, received the MLK "Keep the Dream Alive" awards for their work in social justice and preserving African American history.

The University of Cincinnati reports a significant increase in research spending and awards, with $740 million in expenditures and $323 million in awards in 2024.