UC Health unveiled the DARRIO Simulation Center in Clifton — an immersive, VR‑driven training hub built to sharpen Air Force medics and improve trauma care. The center pairs lifelike simulations with research to scale readiness.

Brewd, opening in April at Court Street Plaza, will serve La Terza coffee, Churchill's teas and 18 local beers on tap while hosting talks, book clubs and trivia.

A federal judge dismissed a sexual‑harassment and assault lawsuit against Archbishop Moeller High School and the Archdiocese of Cincinnati on March 10, 2026. The ruling removes the school and archdiocese from the civil claims.

House Bill 345 would raise certain voyeurism offenses to felonies after a string of Cincinnati‑area cases involving secret recordings in stores and dressing rooms.

Chamberlain University is taking a full floor at The Tower at The Kenwood Collection to house a 450-student nursing and health-care campus in suburban Cincinnati.

A UC study finds murals can triple foot traffic on Cincinnati blocks, with the biggest gains near clusters of restaurants and shops.

City planners approved selling about 2.7 acres at 800 Evans Street to Nehemiah Manufacturing for $1, moving a proposed 45,660‑sf factory and new jobs closer to construction. The parcel transfer clears a planning hurdle for the company's Lower Price Hill expansion.

Village North’s developers say eight restaurants and retailers have signed to join a Whole Foods‑anchored center at Liberty Way and Butler‑Warren Road.

A 43-year-old Cincinnati man is charged with child endangerment after a 5-year-old was allegedly struck with a belt and suffered a broken leg that required surgery.

Six new leases have added more than 20,000 square feet at the Sawyer Point Building, lifting occupancy after last year’s ownership change. The deals help fill a large vacancy left by a departing tenant.

President Trump will stop at Thermo Fisher’s Reading facility to promote TrumpRx and Most‑Favored‑Nation drug‑pricing deals as Ohio heads toward key 2026 races.

Humane Society of Greater Dayton removed 137 animals from a Dayton home after finding overcrowded, unsanitary cages; many of the animals are undergoing medical care.

Avery’s Law gives Ohio dog wardens seizure power, requires $100K liability coverage for dangerous dogs and raises penalties, it takes effect March 18, 2026.