Local agencies say families sleeping outside in Hamilton County jumped from 11 to more than 300; the coordinating nonprofit is scaling shelter diversion and predictive eviction prevention.

From Opal’s Walk at the Freedom Center to neighborhood tours and a block party in Avondale, Juneteenth in Greater Cincinnati mixed history, services and celebration.

Cincinnati Animal CARE has declared a Code Red as intake surges to nearly 900 animals. The shelter is asking residents to adopt, foster, volunteer or donate.

A $750,000 National Park Service grant plus bank and community donations will fund repairs, mapping and stabilization at Madisonville’s United Colored American Cemetery.

Pioneer Cladding &u0002 Glazing filed a WARN notice saying it will lay off 43 shop technicians at its Mason facility starting in August; the company called the cuts temporary.

A scheduling dispute left Walnut Hills’ Marching Blue & Gold with one weekly field rehearsal, threatening competitions, scholarships and the color guard.

The Cincinnati Fire Department announced the line-of-duty death of Firefighter Ryan Zwick, 43, who died June 11, 2026 following a duty-related medical illness. His service stretched more than a decade at Station 35 in Westwood.

Milford’s downtown splash pad was closed after parents reported dangerously slippery surfaces and falls. City crews are scheduled to make safety fixes before reopening.

Break‑ins, a court‑ordered closure and a foreclosure fight have left Ludlow Avenue's businesses scrambling. Historic charm hasn't shielded Clifton from modern financial strains.

Walmart and P&G are investing $10.8M in Cincinnati’s Matthew 25: Ministries to add laundry and shower trailers and expand disaster response nationwide.

Packed queer nights and DIY events have made Cincinnati feel vibrant — yet owners warn longtime LGBTQ+ bars are closing under economic pressure.

One Ohio ticket won $50,000 in Saturday's Powerball draw while the jackpot rolled to an estimated $225 million ahead of Monday's drawing.

A teacher at Oyler School collapsed during lunch and was revived by quick-thinking staff; doctors say their fast action saved his life.