The University of Cincinnati was recently chosen by Gov. Ted Strickland as one of eight state universities recognized as Ohio Centers of Excellence in advanced energy....

Students looking for jobs on campus are having a hard time finding them and many employed students are having their hours cut....

Although armed with a master’s of business administration degree, College of Business graduates struggle to secure jobs....

The University of Cincinnati has added an 11 year old to the Bearcats’ roster. Mitch Stone was diagnosed with a primitive neuroectodermal brain tumor (PNET) in February....

The courtyard stage at Arnold's Bar and Grill was standing room only as opponents of Issue 9 celebrated the success of the “No On 9” campaign with a 13 percent win Tuesday night....

The 2009 mayoral election ended with the victory of Democratic incumbent Mark Mallory over Republican Brad Wenstrup with a 16 percent margin....

The results of both state issues (1-3) and local issues (7-9) are reported in brief....

Drastic budget cuts occurred in waves during the last 10 years at the University of Cincinnati, and the custodial department received the brunt of it with a $1.25 million cut....

Food service employees at the University of Cincinnati in Center Court and MarketPointe might be handling and serving food despite exhibiting flu-like symptoms, said a food service employee. The food service employee would only speak on the condition of a...

University of Cincinnati researchers are developing new ways for clinicians to identify “wet voice” and diagnose the severity of swallowing disorders....

It was inaccurately reported on Monday, Nov. 2, that Jeff Berding is no longer running for a position on the Cincinnati City Council. Berding announced that he lost his endorsement onSaturday, Oct. 31, but he is still vying for a position....

The University of Cincinnati welcomed the new president Greg Williams on his first official day on campus, Monday, Nov. 2, in front of the University Pavilion....

All of the 19 candidates running for the nine spots on Cincinnati's City Council. Results from the Nov. 3 election are reported by list....

Dr. Brad Wenstrup was born and raised in Cincinnati, attending St. Xavier High School and the University of Cincinnati. Wenstrup went on to William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine at Rosalind Franklin University in Chicago, where he earned a docto...

Issue 10 is a special election by petition for Cincinnati's Price Hill neighborhood on the Sunday sales of liquor for the Kroger supermarket at 3609 Warsaw Avenue If approved, it would allow for the Kroger at 3609 Warsaw Avenue to sell wine and liquor bet...

Thomas R. Chandler is a first-time mayoral candidate for the City of Cincinnati. Chandler is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati and a resident of the Madisonville neighborhood. He is a registered Republican but is running as an Independent write-i...

Issue 8 is a proposal to prohibit the City of Cincinnati from transferring or selling any assets of the city or Board of Commissions to any regional water or sewer district. If passed, the city must hold an election for permission from voters before the s...

Issue 1 is a proposed state constitutional amendment to authorize the State of Ohio to issue bonds providing compensation to veterans of the Persian Gulf, Afghanistan, and Iraqi Conflicts. If approved, it would provide a one-time bonus of $1,000 to Ohio v...

Issue 4 is a proposed additional tax for the benefit of Hamilton County, Ohio. If passed the levy would supplement the general fund to provide family health and hospitalization services and treatment programs for $0.34 million, which amounts to $0.034 for...

Issue 42 is a referendum on a zoning code change in the Village of Mariemont that was approved by Council in July 2009. The change adds an additional Residential District in the Zoning Code. A vote of YES is an approval of the zoning change. A majority vo...