At the district's school board meeting on Monday, a grandparent addressed the drive-by shooting asking for a change that will make students safer on school grounds.

President Karen Schuster Webb says this is because Union Institute is waiting until the end of April to receive money from federal grant funds and loans to cover its costs.

The proposed changes came on the same day three children and three adults were killed in a shooting at a private religious school in Nashville.

Los médicos del Women's Heart Center en Christ Hospital lanzaron recientemente la Campaña Latina de Concientización sobre la Salud del Corazón para llamar la atención sobre la prevalencia de enfermedades cardíacas en la comunidad latina, específicamente entre las mujeres.

Some 3 million Legos make up the newest exhibit at the Cincinnati Museum Center.

The Hamilton County Communications Center is seeking a third party report after its redundancy systems failed to operate properly in the wake of a weekend power outage. The center reports calls from 27 unique phone numbers went unanswered during a 40-minute period before the problem was discovered.

Council Member Mark Jeffreys says the definition will help guide law enforcement on dealing with complaints and will be an educational tool for greater awareness.

An important but neglected preserve in Mt. Healthy is getting some much-needed TLC. A small band of volunteers is determined to make a difference at Forest Avenue Wetland Park.

The district approved the change earlier this week with the intention of reducing teacher burnout and giving educators an extra day to plan and maximize time inside the classroom.

Cincinnati City Council is considering major changes to the residential tax abatement program. A vote has been delayed four times for more community engagement, but that engagement has been lackluster at best.