City data show a roughly 25‑year life‑expectancy gap between Lower Price Hill and Mount Adams. Officials say place‑based programs and new funding could start to narrow that divide.

An Evanston man was sentenced to four to six years after pleading guilty in the 2023 overdose death of Sierra Curley, who died a day after leaving a rehab program. Prosecutors say he sold a fentanyl-related compound and helped her get to a gas station.

A $2.5 million renovation has turned a historic fire station and two adjacent buildings into Maddox Industrial's Main Street Campus in Batavia.

Hamilton’s Planning Commission approved zoning changes that would allow recreational marijuana retailers; City Council has a first reading on June 10 and could vote June 24.

Showers and thunderstorms likely Saturday late morning into early afternoon with gusty winds and brief heavy rain possible.

Clear start this morning with a slight chance of afternoon showers. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Saturday, with highs returning to the upper 80s and near 90 by Monday.

A house fire on the 6300 block of Highland Avenue in Elmwood Place sent two people to Cincinnati hospitals; neighbors helped pull occupants to safety. Investigators are probing the cause.

VanTrust is proposing a three-building, 1.1 million-square-foot speculative industrial park on roughly 86 acres near Independence, Kentucky, according to reporting. The project would be one of the largest new warehouse developments in the Cincinnati area.

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.