A $1M-plus, high-end mini-golf called Putt House is planned for The Banks; construction could start this summer and a November opening is targeted.

Cintas paid $9 million for buildings near its Mason headquarters, adding to a $15M campus makeover and plans for new jobs at the company’s 43‑acre campus.

UC and UC Health launched CANDR at the Gardner Neuroscience Institute, pairing clinical care with a 10,000-person, tri-state brain-health study focused on early adulthood.

A judge ordered James A. Lewis held without bond after prosecutors said surveillance video and witness testimony tie him to a June 20 Millvale birthday‑party shooting that killed three people.

Nonprofits, faith leaders and county partners have launched tours, mentoring and memorial rides after several teen shootings in Cincinnati. Organizers say jobs and mentors are part of the solution.

Court filings say a Cincinnati woman entered a building that houses a courtroom with a 9mm and a glass drug pipe in her purse; she was arrested and faces weapons and paraphernalia charges.

Heavy showers and a Flood Watch will make commutes soggy in Cincinnati Saturday. Expect brief intense downpours and street ponding.

A Batavia man died and his passenger was hospitalized after their Harley ran off a curve and overturned on U.S. 50 in Stonelick Township.

Secret Service trainers spent Thursday at Cincinnati’s Cintas Center teaching local responders how to spot behavioral warning signs and intervene before violence occurs. The focus was prevention over response.

Country Meat Co. Marketplace in Avondale has closed, with owners citing rising costs, theft and safety concerns. The loss leaves the neighborhood without its primary full‑service grocery.

Cincinnati police are searching for William Craft after authorities say a shotgun and other items were taken from a sleeping victim. He's described as 6-foot-2 and last known in North College Hill.

A 10-year-old in Harrison Township was grazed by a bullet and treated at Dayton Children’s Hospital. Deputies are canvassing the area and seeking tips.

A federal complaint filed July 1 alleges a former Lakota teacher groomed a student for years and that district officials approved a quiet retirement; the district denies the claims.