Cincinnati Metro told city leaders it’s rolling out fare caps, loyalty perks and electric buses to win commuters as pump prices spike. Officials say the moves aim to make transit cheaper and simpler than driving.

A Cincinnati lawsuit tied to an August 2024 Columbia Parkway crash questions whether Ohio's rideshare law leaves victims with limited targets for compensation.

Construction has begun on Conrad, a 315‑unit apartment project at the former Trester salvage yard on Business 28 in Miami Township. Developers tout amenities while residents raise traffic and housing‑mix concerns.

A Mount Adams homeowner says city crews removed vegetation from his hillside without permission, leaving it unstable and prompting a federal lawsuit.

Two mixed-use proposals — The Lawn and Eastbrook Farms Phase II — are moving through Springboro's review pipeline, promising hundreds of new homes and new retail near SR‑73.

A top-floor blaze at Echo Flats on Gordon Smith Boulevard displaced numerous residents but caused no reported injuries, officials say.

A 68-year-old Middletown man, Robert Depew, died after losing control of his motorcycle on the ramp from I‑70 east to I‑675 south near Springfield, troopers say.

State police-led sweeps in Cincinnati and Cleveland netted 10 felony arrests and eight illegal guns, including one seized from a 13-year-old.

After gunfire at a weekend party, township trustees sued owners of properties tied to Plum Tree Rentals, seeking to block short stays and impose daily fines.

A Hamilton County judge will rule on whether a Bond Hill woman acted in self‑defense after a deadly Millvale shooting last August.

A 19-year-old Springboro man has been charged after allegedly shouting antisemitic slurs and threatening students outside Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, court papers say.

A Milford homeowner says her hot water has run yellow and muddy for nearly two months after nearby construction and a March 18 service shutoff. She says cold water runs clear but hot stays discolored.

Mount Healthy voters narrowly backed a 0.75% earned-income tax on May 5 — the district's first levy win after three defeats and amid a fiscal emergency. The close vote was the only local levy victory among seven area measures.