A NEJM‑published LATITUDE trial shows monthly cabotegravir‑rilpivirine injections reduced regimen failures among people who struggle with daily oral HIV therapy. University of Cincinnati clinicians were among the lead sites.

A Middletown man was seriously injured when a police cruiser struck him on Grand Avenue, police say. He slid about 50 feet and was taken to Atrium Medical Center.

Cincinnati has named 12 volunteer members to what leaders call Ohio’s first LGBTQIA+ advisory commission. The panel will advise City Council on safety, services and policy.

Cleveland‑Cliffs abandoned its DOE‑backed hydrogen upgrade for Middletown Works, leaving the plant and thousands of jobs in question as company and federal officials weigh alternatives.

An Adams County man was sentenced to 17–22.5 years after pleading guilty in the suffocation death of his girlfriend’s 2‑year‑old. The toddler’s mother still faces murder and other charges.

Republic Wire opened a 311,867‑sq‑ft West Chester headquarters and distribution center that doubles its regional footprint and includes rooftop solar, major upgrades and an enterprise‑zone abatement.

A Los Angeles man pleaded guilty to helping bring roughly 305 pounds of meth into Middletown, authorities say. The drugs were hidden as fake paver stones.

JLL arranged a $59M refinance for a three‑building, 647,717‑sq‑ft industrial portfolio spanning Fairfield, Ohio, and Hoffman Estates, Illinois. The five‑year loan backs high‑spec Class A warehouses near major highways and O’Hare.

Winsupply will add roughly 200,000 sq ft at its Miami Township site as part of a 1.6M sq ft national buildout that includes Atlanta and Oklahoma City. The move aims to speed deliveries and deepen inventory for local contractors.

An out‑of‑state owner plans a multimillion‑dollar overhaul of Cincinnati’s U.S. Bank Tower at 425 Walnut that could rework the atrium and ground‑floor retail. The move aims to make the tower more competitive.

A local preservation group sued to take control of two deteriorating 1865 buildings near Findlay Market, saying the owner hasn’t paid thousands in city fines. The nonprofit wants to stabilize the properties and hand them to a developer.

Former Fire Chief Michael Washington returned to federal court as judges weigh whether Cincinnati denied him due process when he was fired in March 2023.

District 3 detectives released a photo after two breaking-and-entering incidents in the 1500 block of Tremont Street and are asking the public for tips.