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Still, one doctor told the board it doesn't look like schools will be a risky point of transmission.

A new private school has been commissioned in Columbus, but it’s not like many others. What makes this one different is the elementary school is housed in a church, in a low-income neighborhood. This is a pilot project for the Center for Christian Virtue. And the group said it’s just the first of many that will use church facilities for a private Christian school.

West College Corner Fire Chief Don Jackson said the bus driver was unconscious and taken to Reed Hospital in Richmond, Ind. All of the students are OK.

After taking suggestions online, the Cincinnati Zoo has chosen a name for its newest zoo baby — Fiona's little brother and second offspring of hippo, Bibi.

This is the first time in U.S. history a former president has been investigated for possibly violating the 1917 law. But it's not the first time the Espionage Act has been under scrutiny, experts say.

According to the report, the Hispanic population in Greater Cincinnati increased by nearly 50%; average household income went up $7,000; the number of jobs rose by 14,000; and buying power increased from $678 million to $1.2 billion. That's good news to Hispanic Chamber President Alfonso Cornejo.

Again this year the park district is prioritizing low canopy neighborhoods.

CincyTech Director of Life Sciences Christin Godale, Ph.d., is now in a better place to either discover a cure herself or recommend investing in groundbreaking research others are doing.

The recent arrest of a former Portage County court mediator might not have happened without the help of the man best known as the voice calling the Ohio Supreme Court into session.

“The work that we have to do with our children is too great for us to do in isolation," Superintendent Iranetta Wright says. "It really takes all of us to ensure our students are successful and they meet their full potential.”