University of Cincinnati News

The recession is hurting the Tri-State's three riverboat casinos. Their revenues dropped 13.5% in the first half of the year, at least partly due to a 4% drop in attendance.

As unemployment rises, local colleges are reaping the benefits. There is a trend toward students staying in school to wait out the financial crisis, and now older students are returning to re-train. Local 12's Paula Toti has a look at this new trend.

Jewish Hospital, the 159-year-old icon that has provided medical care to generations of Greater Cincinnatians, will be merged with five Mercy Hospitals in a $180 million deal that will redraw the regional hospital landscape.

More than 34,000 new Ohio jobs and $11 billion in economic impact would be generated during construction and the first five years of operations if the ballot issue authorizing casinos in Ohio's four largest cities is approved by voters in November, a new study from the University of Cincinnati shows.

A WWII veteran is hoping to get back his wedding band after a thief broke into his Ft.

The Ohio Supreme Court should look again at the case against Kevin Keith -- not just the legal procedures, but the evidence -- before Keith is put to death for crimes he may not have committed.

Posted by Leila Atassi / Plain Dealer Reporter July 05, 2009 11:30AM James Vaughan came chillingly close to spending the rest of his life behind bars for a crime he didn't commit.

Eight of the nation's top drum and bugle corps will once again descend on Fairfield Stadium for the ninth year as the Summer Music Games comes to town.

Michelle Symanowicz's thumbs blur as they fly over the keypad of her cell phone.

July 3, 2009 Huntington Symphony Orchestra Announces Special Guest Artists for the July 25th Picnic with the Pops Special to Huntingtonnews.net Huntington, WV - After the tremendous success with the record breaking attendance of the first Picnic with the POPS in June, the Huntington Symphony Orchestra's announced today the Special Guest Artists and ...

Paleontologists visiting the Creation Museum at the conclusion of a convention got more than they bargained for when they found their lifea s work under attack.A A After having a few laughs and taking some pictures, most were surprised and offended to see the way in which evolution was beingA ridiculed by the museum, which some call a a ...

Rodney Crawford played under Bob Huggins at the University of Cincinnati. BECKLEY -- Mountain State Academy in Beckley introduced its new head basketball coach to the public.

A 25-year-old Cincinnati man has been indicted on felony charges of misuse of credit cards and theft.

A man who claimed to be a University of Cincinnati student is accused of stealing credit cards to rack up thousands of dollars in charges and purchased items.

All the pre-fight hype is over and the opening bell has rung in the heavyweight political bout over Cincinnati's proposed $185 million streetcar system, as opponents have enough signatures to place the issue on the November ballot.

Roger Moore tries to decode clues found in pits of clay to West Tennessee's distant past.

From the University of Cincinnati , Cincinnati, Ohio; and Mission Hospital , Asheville, NC.

Some Ohio public colleges have announced continued tuition freezes without waiting to see what develops in last-minute state budget talks.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office announced Monday, June 29, the sale of several vehicles, including "muscle cars" seized from criminals by drug officers.

COLUMBUS - Gov. Ted Strickland stared down the barrel of even more painful cuts to state programs, and he decided that reversing himself on gambling would be the least painful option at his disposal.