Towne Properties has reintroduced plans for a seven‑story, roughly 100‑unit apartment at Adams Landing near the Montgomery Inn Boathouse. The proposal returns a long‑running riverfront vision to the city’s planning docket.

The Cincinnati Business Courier's ranking finds 150 private firms pulled in more than $64 billion in 2025 and employ about 138,000 people across the Tri‑State region.

Chef Jose Salazar has reopened downtown with a larger dining room and a seafood-forward menu that mixes old favorites with new seasonal plates.

Cloudy start in Cincinnati with a slight morning shower chance. Heavy rain and thunderstorms likely Friday into the weekend, with localized flash‑flood risk in spots.

Four roundabouts are planned along U.S. 52 in New Richmond; leaders tout safety and trails while some neighbors fear trucks and traffic headaches.

Light rain this morning with a high near 73°F. Local heavy downpours could produce 1–2 inches and lead to street flooding.

A Monday night blaze on Hamilton Cleves Road heavily damaged multiple mobile homes in Butler County. Crews contained the fire and no injuries were reported. Authorities say the cause is under investigation.

A Reading woman was arraigned after police say she pepper‑sprayed officers and injured one during a May 16 traffic stop. Prosecutors have filed multiple assault counts as the case moves to Hamilton County court.

A man with a bold red hand tattoo is wanted after punching a Westwood Shell owner during an attempted theft on Friday. Police ask tips be sent to Crime Stoppers.

Phase 2 of Riverfront Commons opens, extending the riverwalk and drawing an OKI funding commitment for design and next steps.

A Sharonville man was indicted on 12 counts alleging he photographed a minor and possessed child sexual material. He is due back in court on May 22.

At Home's Oakley location will close this summer; Lee & Associates and new local owners say national tenants are already in talks for the 131,000‑sq‑ft space.

A judge granted Mt. Healthy temporary access to Hilltop Plaza after officials flagged fire‑code violations they say could threaten public safety.