Anthem is reassessing its Oakley Station footprint; CBRE has listed 80,644 square feet at 3075 Vandercar Way, which could affect roughly 800 employees. The move would reshape weekday traffic for nearby businesses.

A resurfaced clip of Vivek Ramaswamy saying Jesus is “a” son of God has reignited debate in Ohio as voters head to the May 5 primary. Responses have been mixed and campaign stakes are high.

After its March sale, Mason-based Downlite will close local operations and cut 164 jobs as the buyer consolidates production. The move touches corporate ranks and factory staff.

District 2 detectives are seeking tips after a suspect allegedly brandished a firearm and robbed the UDF at 3641 Montgomery Road. Police released contact numbers as they review footage and leads.

Patchy frost early Sunday; sunny and warm by afternoon, then showers and thunderstorms likely Tuesday–Wednesday.

Cincinnati has set aside $7.6M to renovate the Dunham Recreation Center in West Price Hill, with a city ceremony scheduled Monday to unveil the details. The package includes building upgrades and an optional new gym, funded partly by the railroad trust.

A Hamilton County grand jury indicted Richawn Walker on two murder counts after injuries from a 2022 Corryville shooting led to Brendan Daugherty’s death in June 2025.

A Villa Hills man is wanted after police say he drove off during an OVI stop and struck a Cincinnati officer’s arm at W. 9th and Central.

Ohio Valley Electrical bought nearly eight acres at the former Sharon Woods Innovation Center and plans to double its Blue Ash headquarters while adding dozens of jobs. The move is part of a broader push to redevelop the P&G site.

A Hamilton County inmate has been indicted after prosecutors say she stabbed a cellmate and covered her head with a bag inside the jail's mental‑health unit.

IRG Realty Advisors filed plans for a 120‑unit apartment on a downtown Hamilton surface lot, another sign of renewed development interest in the city’s core.

Cincinnati’s Sweets & Meats BBQ announced on April 26 that it is closing all locations after 12 years, blaming rising costs, fewer contracts and a recent health diagnosis.

A Saturday night shooting on Queen City Avenue in Westwood sent one person to UC Medical Center. Police say the investigation is ongoing.