Middletown’s new Rafts & Crafts event will pair a kayak float with live music, food, local beer and vendors at the AK Pavilion this Saturday.

Cincinnati’s 38th Midwest Black Family Reunion returns next week with a downtown parade, concerts, health resources and four days of free programming.

Hamilton Township’s National Night Out brings water slides, foam, first-responder activities, and fireworks to Oeder’s Lake tonight.

A Cleves boy’s dream hot tub is headed his way at a free charity festival this Saturday. The community celebration has raised nearly $1 million for children and families.

Gelato was found on a Cincinnati hillside with four littermates before his makeshift Hot Wheels cart became a viral sensation.

A $240,000 KeyBank Foundation grant will fund a full-time case manager at Hamilton’s Goodman Place supportive housing program.

Omega Psi Phi’s 85th Grand Conclave is bringing more than 30,000 visitors to Cincinnati during an unusually packed downtown weekend.

Kroger settled a wrongful-death lawsuit tied to a former Milford worker’s death by suicide, ending a five-year legal fight over alleged workplace harassment.

A downtown food festival showcasing Black-owned vendors was canceled hours before it began, leaving more than 40 vendors to absorb lost weekend revenue.

Family members say residents at the Arc at Cincinnati were found in flooded rooms and even crammed into a vending‑machine room after recent storms; federal records show the facility is on a CMS oversight list.

A $5M plan will convert a shuttered Elmwood Place elementary into a 52,000‑sq‑ft hub for youth nonprofits. A groundbreaking is scheduled for July 29, 2026.

A JobLeads analysis shows hybrid entry‑level roles often carry higher starting pay than fully remote or in‑office jobs. Economists point to training and local labor shifts.

Tiny kittens left in a suitcase at a Cincinnati cemetery were rescued and are now in shelter care; volunteers say they'll be vaccinated before adoption.