The Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site in Indianapolis was one of the first museums to offer free 3D printing of its art collection, all in an effort to make it more accessible to the public. It now hopes to be a model for other museums around the country.

A third of Dayton's police force is part of a pilot study to reduce stress using brain stimulation. One hundred officers are now in the fourth week of a six-week study for the therapy, already proven effective in both civilians and military.

A UC Health cardiologist is studying whether the Orthodox Jewish practice of wearing tefillin , a tight leather band strapped around the arm and worn during 30 minutes of daily prayer, can protect against heart damage. A pilot study suggests it might.

Energy is flowing at Middletown City Schools. Students in new and renovated schools are making use of technology in ways they haven't before.

Technology is helping to bridge the gap between a growing elderly population and a shortage of doctors. One local retirement community has created an incubator where residents, staff, students and providers can come up with connected devices to make life easier.

The Cincinnati VA Medical Center did such a good job monitoring critically ill patients remotely in other Ohio hospitals that its doctors and nurses now watch over hundreds of government hospital beds in states east of the Mississippi.

The City of Cincinnati is expected to put out a request for proposals next month in what could be the largest solar array by a city on city property. The 25 mega-watt project would power 25 percent of the city's energy needs.

Cincinnati game developers are preparing to launch Match Point , an eSports-inspired party game, Thursday at 16-Bit Bar + Arcade . Not only is the team that created it local but so is the music composer who scored it, Jon Brennan . Increasingly, people are noticing these computer game composers and are finding their music on Spotify.

Power companies, including Duke Energy, are putting their drones into action to survey damage from Hurricane Florence. The information they get helps develop a plan to get the electricity back on sooner.

A Cincinnati company is pitching colleges and universities nationwide with a way to keep track of their students. It involves a long-range Bluetooth beacon and a downloadable app.