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Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
Construction on Harrison Avenue's safety overhaul is nearing completion. The redesign adds speed cushions, curb extensions and protected bike lanes after a safety review.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A new federal complaint alleges a Butler County Jail corrections officer assaulted an ICE detainee and used the slur “illegals,” adding to long‑running scrutiny of the Hamilton facility.
A person was shot in the head outside a Northside gas station Sunday evening; police say the wound is non‑life‑threatening and a suspect is in custody.
A single-vehicle crash on SR 562 in Norwood on Friday left a male driver dead, according to a police media release.
Fun & Entertainment in ...
A free Thursday-night concert series returns May 21–Sept. 10 with 17 weeks of local bands, food vendors and beer gardens on the Cincinnati riverfront.
Community & Society in ...
A sold-out Play It Forward event brought donors and neighbors together to fund a rebuilt, more accessible 1,000 Hands Playground after the Nov. 1, 2024 bridge fire.
A Tri-State family says Joshua Allen was placed on life support after an alleged beating inside Lebanon Correctional Institution; the Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating.
Police are reviewing the arrest of a man who filmed outside a downtown bank; video of the encounter has prompted an internal review.
A 28-year-old woman died after being struck by a USPS delivery truck in St. Bernard early Wednesday.
Retail & Industry in ...
Empty pumps at United Dairy Farmers left drivers circling this week; experts point to refinery maintenance and supplier allotments rather than a nationwide shortage.
Food & Drinks in ...
David Willocks' Baker’s Table in Newport is a James Beard finalist with a members' dining club and a rotating tasting menu that keeps Cincinnati food lovers coming.
A Guatemalan Cincinnati high-school senior is in ICE custody as he waits to see if he'll be released to walk at his May 19 graduation.
Northside residents formed the Chase Ave Tenants Union, saying mold, pests and unannounced shutoffs have made apartments unsafe. They want binding lease language and good-faith negotiations with management.
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