Hundreds used Fleet Feet’s 20:12 celebration in Washington Park as a final long run before Flying Pig weekend. The training waves doubled as a dress rehearsal and a fundraiser for more than 300 local charities.

A hillside stretch of Elstun Road is slipping in Anderson Township, leaving cracked pavement and threats to nearby homes as county engineers design a costly repair. Residents want a firmer timeline and funding plan.

BLINK brought Cincinnati to Paris and London as organizers pitch the festival—and the region—to global arts and business audiences. The push leans on a 2M-attendee 2024 impact.

Cincinnati Metro unveiled a prototype of new bus stop signs with QR codes and Braille as part of a roughly 3,700-sign upgrade across Hamilton County.

A suspect was arrested Wednesday after reports of someone being shot at on Nottingham Road in Roll Hill. Authorities say security-camera footage helped police locate and detain the person.

New Census and market data show Greater Cincinnati added about 13,000 people last year, with suburbs and a wave of new apartment projects driving the gains.

After the Supreme Court’s ruling, Cincinnati council asked city lawyers to explore legal fixes to keep the city’s ban on conversion therapy for minors intact.

A former Northwestern Mutual adviser was sentenced to five years after prosecutors say he stole more than $8 million from friends and relatives.

Low-30s and a Frost Advisory until 10 a.m., sunshine will warm Cincinnati into the upper 60s today. Protect tender plants this morning and watch for a Friday shower chance.

A planned $22M upgrade at Flavor Producers' Sharonville plant could add dozens of jobs and shift the company's U.S. hub to the Ohio site.

A Bond Hill man was stabbed Monday night and taken to UCMC. A 30-year-old woman was arrested and booked on felonious assault and obstructing charges.

Herbistro, from HerbanVegans, will open a plant-forward stall at the Gatherall food hall in Norwood with a soft opening next Wednesday. The menu centers on herbs, bowls, tacos and sliders.

Jay's Nyam & Jam moves from pop-ups to a Findlay Launch storefront this weekend with a ribbon‑cutting and grand‑opening freebies. The Jamaican kitchen brings award‑winning jerk dishes to the Market District.