Reports say FC Cincinnati held exploratory talks with Neymar’s camp. The idea excites fans but runs into roster limits, salary accounting and MLS procedural hurdles.

People Working Cooperatively is remaking a former Sugar Creek Packing plant in Sharonville into a roughly 70,000‑sq‑ft, $15M campus to centralize its repair operations. The move will consolidate staff, fleet and materials on a 14.2‑acre site.

Paul Gama will take over P&G's Health Care business as Jennifer Davis retires, the division generated nearly $12 billion in sales last year.

A Mason woman is accused of posing as a UC student and sleeping in a Daniels Hall room before stealing electronics and shoes, court papers say.

A 17-year-old was indicted April 7 in the Westwood shooting that killed 19-year-old Noah Thornhill after an argument over a tattoo payment.

Gregory Lee Tramble, 77, has died from complications of injuries he suffered in a 2014 Northside porch shooting. Cincinnati police say the homicide unit is still investigating and no arrests have been made.

A Cincinnati man was handed life without parole after a jury convicted him in the October 2024 execution-style killing of Joshua Sherman during a haircut. The sentence closes a case that stunned East Price Hill.

MadTree plans to expand its Alcove restaurant to Blue Ash’s Summit Park, moving the OTR dining concept into a vacated park storefront and widening its local restaurant reach.

The U.S. Supreme Court vacated the Sixth Circuit’s judgment in P.G. Sittenfeld’s corruption case and remanded it for new review as the DOJ moves to dismiss and the pardon complicates the record.

Court records show a Westwood woman faces felonious assault charges after allegedly striking her boyfriend and throwing steak knives during a recent apartment dispute. She is jailed on a $25,000 bond.

Mayor Aftab Pureval promised a 60‑day earnings‑tax plan at his Jan. 6 inauguration — but as of April 3 there’s still no formal proposal and council talks are ongoing. City leaders say timing and agreement on uses are holding the plan up.

Local employers including Procter & Gamble and the Cincinnati Zoo say they’re piloting provider deals, clinics and pharmacy changes to keep rising health costs off employees.

A local guide to Butler County’s May 5 primary: statewide tickets, county races, a major levy and where to vote.