The article discusses the rising energy demands and economic impacts of AI technology, highlighting concerns about increased electric bills and the need for more energy-efficient AI systems.

Rita's Italian Ice & Frozen Custard is opening in Sharonville's Depot Square, bringing a new dessert option to the local food scene with construction expected to take eight weeks.

Two Cincinnati women, Deneal Dannelly with end-stage renal failure and Emily Sikora with a rare blood cancer, are seeking life-saving donors for a kidney transplant and stem cell transplant, respectively.

A documentary titled "Cradle of Coaches," detailing Miami University's football coaching legacy, is set to release in Spring 2026, featuring interviews with prominent football figures.

A Dayton man, Scott Michael Hanna, was arrested by the FBI for a social media post threatening to orchestrate violence in Cincinnati, aiming to kill "30k" people.

A fourth suspect was arrested for a brawl in Cincinnati, emphasizing the event's gravity and racial tensions. Video footage has provided additional insights into the conflict.

The Butler County Prosecutor's Office announced that no charges would be filed against officers involved in the fatal shooting of Ronald Kerr in Middletown.

Cincinnati Police are investigating criminal damage on Beekman Street and have asked for community assistance, directing information to Detective Morrissey at 513-263-8380.

Cincinnati's home values increased by 6.7% over the past year, outpacing the national average, amid a housing market correction and a lack of starter homes.

Infrastructure work at Cherokee Drive and West Main Street in Loveland Heights is complete, including new water system upgrades and road improvements.

Myaamia students from Miami University showcased their cultural practices at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in Washington, D.C., exchanging traditions with other communities.

Cincinnati Police are seeking information on a Theft from Auto crime that occurred at 3901 Glenway Ave. on July 16 and are urging the public to check surveillance footage.

An errant emergency alert in Greater Cincinnati caused panic by mistakenly advising residents in multiple counties of an unspecified threat, ultimately relating to a SWAT deployment targeting one individual.