The East Side pickleball hub now serves full-menu Taglio pizza, with delivery reaching Mt. Washington, Newtown and beyond.

New franchise agreements bring Currito to Mason, Milford, Eastgate and Liberty Township, part of a wider Midwest push.

A city committee backed a state funding bid for the Monastery Street Bridge, a key Mount Adams link to downtown Cincinnati.

Lisa Barker, 60, allegedly holstered a gun instead of dropping it, then her partner scuffled with police, denting a patrol car door.

Police called the Memories Lounge shooting targeted but have not named a suspect or a victim.

New Life Chapel ousted Pastor Lonnie Snell after an internal probe found misconduct with a subordinate, then scrapped a planned revival.

Officers found shell casings at a McMillan Street building early Saturday, but no victims and no suspect yet.

The first grader was mobile and talking when crews arrived, the principal said, and was back in class by Wednesday.

A Brewster Avenue home caught fire twice in hours, forcing seven people out and drawing 45 firefighters back early Friday.

Bobby and Denise Mackey turned the first shovels of dirt at 44 Licking Pike, where a new 8,400-square-foot honky-tonk is rising.

Cincinnati police and fire crews swarmed Seton Avenue Thursday morning after a hit-and-run left a child hospitalized.

An 80-year-old Clearcreek Township farmer enlisted artist Stan Herd to turn one acre of her land into a message aimed straight at data-center developers.

Independence resident Jeremy Todd gave up his bank career to run against Ed Gallrein, hoping to flip a district Republicans have held for decades.