Jamila Hobbs pleaded guilty to multiple counts after surveillance showed a March 12 downtown crash that seriously injured a man. Sentencing is set for May 19.

A $3 million federal award will kick off a $13 million overhaul of Cincinnati State’s advanced manufacturing wing, expanding lab space and training capacity. School officials expect work to begin within a year.

A small East End deli is serving dunked Chicago‑style Italian beef on Turano rolls and already drawing neighborhood buzz.

A new forecast and local market snapshots put Cincinnati on national lists for price momentum, though Redfin and Zillow show different short‑term pictures.

St. Louis developers filed to rezone three parcels for a mixed‑use village center next to the massive Glen Este apartment redevelopment in Union Township. The application joins retail and housing with sidewalks and public hearings set for May.

A $500,000 dollar-for-dollar match from Brad Lindner and United Dairy Farmers aims to double donations for Keep Cincinnati Beautiful’s new Imagine the Impact campaign.

A man was stabbed in the chest on Holloway Court in Evanston early Thursday and is being treated at UC Medical Center while police question a person of interest.

P&G told investors tariffs and surging gasoline are squeezing margins, prompting price hikes and productivity moves that could affect Cincinnati workers and shoppers.

Butler County's developmental disabilities board will eliminate 31 positions and transfer part of its Fair Avenue building as officials try to close a growing budget gap.

Asian Food Fest returns April 25–26 to Court Street Plaza with new vendors, a third stage and an all‑Asian drag show closing Saturday night.

New Richmond heads to the May 5 ballot on a five‑year, 8‑mill school levy as officials warn lost power‑plant revenue and a state fiscal plan force steep cuts. Voters are split.

Seton High School unveiled the Seton Sports Complex and said donors hit a fundraising milestone toward the $16M project. The West Side facility is slated to open for fall 2026.

A Clermont County man pleaded not guilty after prosecutors say he raped a woman he met at a bar. He was picked up by U.S. Marshals and is jailed on a $500,000 bond.