Kroger is letting loyalty Points be used for dollars off groceries as well as fuel. The change launches as a limited rollout in select markets and is visible in the app.

Cincinnati is allocating $10M from the Cincinnati Southern Railway sale to renovate its Camp Washington Fleet Services Center, modernizing a 1939 garage that serves about 1,800 city vehicles. The work is part of the Cincy on Track plan.

UC plans to sell the former Union Institute building on East McMillan in Walnut Hills, putting a Tudor‑Revival landmark and redevelopment possibilities in play. Local developers and neighbors will be watching.

Popeyes on Reading Road reopens this afternoon with giveaways and a visit from Bengals great Anthony Munoz.

Neighbors in Anderson Township reported a possible black bear this week; wildlife officials haven’t confirmed the sighting. State biologists urge calm, securing food sources and reporting photos so the animal can be verified.

Robert Dee Gray, 35, is jailed on aggravated robbery and menacing charges after police say he held up an Ameristop and an IHOP at gunpoint.

Mason-based Rooted Grounds Coffee has acquired eight acres for a roughly 60,000-square-foot headquarters near Dorothy Lane Market. The move signals a bigger retail and roasting footprint for the local roaster.

A Hamilton County judge gave Daisha Phillips two years after she admitted to abusing her 4‑ and 5‑year‑old children. The court barred contact and the judge wrote "no mercy" on the case card.

Court records say a Cincinnati man strangled a woman, held a knife to her neck and threatened to kill her.

A Middletown neighbor rushed into a burning Orchard Street home Sunday and pulled a family to safety as crews investigate what sparked the blaze.

Alpha‑gal, a tick‑triggered allergy to mammal meat, is rising nationwide and now shows up in regions that include Cincinnati. Here’s what to know about symptoms, testing and prevention.

From Opal’s Walk at the Freedom Center to neighborhood tours and a block party in Avondale, Juneteenth in Greater Cincinnati mixed history, services and celebration.

Cincinnati Animal CARE has declared a Code Red as intake surges to nearly 900 animals. The shelter is asking residents to adopt, foster, volunteer or donate.