Swiss maker Weidmann will invest $155M to redevelop a vacant Middletown mill into a Transformerboard plant, a project officials say will bring about 105 local jobs.

A Hamilton County judge heard arguments as Madeira seeks to end its 20-year water agreement with Indian Hill, citing PFAS risks and rate concerns.

Kroger is adding in-store wine shops and tasting bars at 147 stores nationwide, staffed by trained wine stewards as part of a push to deepen wine assortments and in-store discovery.

A San Diego firm paid $86.6M for a 1.06M‑sq‑ft Marshalls distribution center in Vandalia, a notable premium over its 2022 sale and a sign of ongoing demand near the Dayton airport.

A Westwood mother is accused of attacking her child with poles on June 22, leaving the boy hospitalized. Prosecutors have charged her with felonious assault.

Quan Hapa will close on July 26 and relaunch in September in a much larger Over‑the‑Rhine space with a Vietnamese‑focused menu and cocktails.

An arbitrator overturned the November firing of Assistant Fire Chief Sherman Smith and ordered Cincinnati to reinstate him within 30 days.

First responders were on scene Sunday night after a vehicle plunged into Mill Creek in North Fairmount — the third such crash this month, local reporting shows.

Former Bearcats guard Kerr Kriisa was arrested by the FBI and is being held in Lexington as authorities seek extradition in a reported multimillion-dollar fraud probe. A court hearing is scheduled next week.

East Walnut Hills' community development corporation is under contract to acquire the controversial Hoffman School site, potentially blocking a planned $67M apartment project.

A Columbus man was arrested this week in the Oct. 17, 1985 killing of John Warren, according to court papers and local reports. Authorities say the indictment ties the death to a robbery.

Mason’s Red, Rhythm & Boom pairs national bands with family attractions and a Rozzi’s drone-and-fireworks finale as part of America250.

The Cincinnati Business Courier's new Book of Lists catalogs 695 employers that together account for more than 320,000 local jobs across the Tri‑State region.