Madeline Mitchell
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Little Miami student arrested after live ammunition found at middle school
A Little Miami Middle School student was arrested at school Wednesday morning after live ammunition was found in the student's personal belongings. → Read More
College admissions: Are local universities still looking at ACT, SAT test scores?
Several universities across the country got rid of ACT and SAT admission requirements during COVID-19. Is that changing any time soon? → Read More
'It became very public very fast.' Why a CPS basketball game limited fans on Friday
Fans were limited at Friday's Woodward vs. Taft varsity basketball game. Here's why, and how CPS Superintendent Iranetta Wright found out. → Read More
Rothenberg Preparatory Academy flooded, closed for the week
Rothenberg Preparatory Academy is closed Tuesday and Wednesday due to a water valve malfunction. Classes will be held remotely on Thursday and Friday. → Read More
Middletown City Schools announces first woman superintendent
Assistant Superintendent Deborah Houser is the new superintendent of Middletown City Schools, the district announced Monday evening. → Read More
'I'm just grateful.' University of Cincinnati surprises Woodward senior with scholarship
University of Cincinnati officials surprised 17-year-old Kailei Brown at her high school on Monday, with a full scholarship to the university. → Read More
Lakota superintendent Matt Miller: Board member Darbi Boddy 'destroyed my career'
Matt Miller is leaving Lakota Local Schools at the end of the month. → Read More
Lakota School Board appoints interim superintendent to replace Matt Miller
Assistant Superintendent Robb Vogelmann will serve as interim superintendent until Lakota finds a permanent leader. → Read More
'A very urgent matter.' Forest Hills will ask voters to approve a tax levy this May
The Forest Hills School District board of education approved a tax levy for the May ballot in a unanimous vote Wednesday evening. → Read More
'It's not an easy job.' NKU board of regents appoints Bonita Brown to interim president
The Northern Kentucky University Board of Regents voted to appoint Bonita Brown to the interim president position during a meeting Wednesday morning. → Read More
Flu, COVID-19 and RSV: When should you keep your child at home?
With flu, RSV and COVID-19 going around, parents might wonder when to send their kids to school. We asked parents and Cincinnati Children's expert. → Read More
Ohio student died after suffering 'cardiac arrest activity' at school, school says
Blaze Jacobs, a junior at Western Brown High School, died Monday after suffering cardiac arrest activity while at school. → Read More
NKU board of regents say interim president can't apply for permanent position
The Northern Kentucky University board of regents voted Monday to ban its yet-to-be-named interim president from applying for the permanent position. → Read More
UC's Calhoun Hall reopens with views of Ohio River from dorms
Calhoun Hall, University of Cincinnati's largest housing facility, reopened Thursday after 18 months of construction and $80 million in renovations. → Read More
$1.6 billion federal grant announced for long-awaited Brent Spence companion bridge
The money will be used to construct a new companion bridge to the Brent Spence Bridge along with other improvements. → Read More
Mall curfew: Kenwood Towne Centre won't let kids inside without an adult past 2 p.m.
Kids 17 and younger aren't permitted inside Kenwood Towne Centre past 2 p.m. this week without an adult, or past noon on Saturday and Sunday. → Read More
GE Aerospace donates multi-million dollar jet engines to Cincinnati State
GE Aerospace donated two multi-million dollar jet engines to Cincinnati State, which offers students a program in aviation maintenance technology. → Read More
Here are 4 pandemic changes to education that are here to stay
The COVID-19 pandemic brought challenges to schools, but also allowed space to develop new, innovative ways to meet those challenges. → Read More
State approves $30M toward new Finneytown middle and high school building
The state will fund 60% of Finneytown's K-12 building project. The first phase was completed this fall with the opening of Finneytown Elementary. → Read More
New Wayne Local Schools superintendent is familiar face in education
Sam Ison, a longtime educator, is the new superintendent of Wayne Local Schools, approved by the district's board of education in late November. → Read More