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University of Cincinnati student Christopher Steward felt a little uneasy as he walked out of his polling place Tuesday at Little Sisters of the Poor....

More than a week has passed since Cincinnati Public Schools returned to in-person learning through a blended model . Since then, six students have...

From local jazz concerts to Commander Cody at Ludlow Garage and the King Records gala celebration, there's plenty of music for your taste this week in...

The Tedeschi Trucks Band is bringing their Wheels of Soul tour to PNC Pavilion on Friday, July 19th and to the Rose Music Center in Huber Heights on...

Behind the scenes of world conflict are scientists solving problems on behalf of human rights organizations. The American Association for the...

This is a year of anniversaries for the Cincinnati Reds. It's the 150th anniversary of the Cincinnati Red Stockings, baseball's first all-professional...

What's it like to administer the COVID vaccine but not be able to get it yourself right now? A St. Elizabeth Hospital pharmacy supervisor, in the midst...

Catching pancreatic cancer early improves survival chances. University of Cincinnati researchers wanted to know if administering chemo before surgery in...

As COVID-19 cases surge across Ohio, hospital officials continue to sound the alarm about staffing shortages due to health care workers being sick or quarantined wiith COVID-19. MetroHealth will temporarily close some of its regional health centers starting Dec. 7 to preserve staff members and redeploy some employees to other facilities due to the current COVID-19 surge, officials said. About 100 MetroHealth employees are currently out, a spokesperson said.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is helping Cincinnati clean up lead to protect families from long-term health issues.