A HOME report finds nearly half of secret‑shop tests in Greater Cincinnati showed disability discrimination; common problems include parking and rent‑date rules. Advocates want more training and enforcement.

Cincinnati Pride says it still needs hundreds of volunteers to staff the parade and free festival at Sawyer Point later this month. Shifts range from setup to parade marshaling.

DirecTV has pulled WCPO 9 from its Cincinnati lineup. Antenna, streaming, and cable options can restore access while negotiations continue.

Demonstrators picketed ICE outside Great American Ball Park on Sunday, with local LULAC leaders and clergy among those photographed. Photos show signs and a visible downtown presence.

West Chester grandmother Shirley Coaston had her name drawn three times on Ohio Lottery's Cash Explosion, winning $50,000 and planning trips with her grandchildren.

New five‑year ACS data show Warren County's poverty rate rose to 6%, increasing the number of residents below the poverty line by thousands.

Neighbors are split as North Avondale faces a June 5 Planning Commission vote on a proposed local historic district.

Rodney Jordan, 61, owner of Cali Bar and Grill in Bond Hill, died after a single‑car crash. Neighbors will hold a balloon release on May 30 as they remember his community work.

Winning numbers 1‑5‑49‑51‑59 (Mega Ball 7). No jackpot winner, Ohio had 8,922 winning tickets, from one $2,500 hit to thousands of $10 payouts.

Tiny Homes for Humanity plans 14 rental tiny homes for veterans in Madisonville, but organizers must raise $750,000 by June 30 to unlock a $1M county grant.

Kreg Keesee will take the reins at the Freestore Foodbank as the agency balances rising demand and tight funding across the tri-state.

The EPA awarded Cincinnati nearly $5 million to replace 80,000 aging recycling carts and expand curbside service to about 5,000 households.

Green Umbrella launches Cincinnati Climate Week June 8–14, anchored by the Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit on June 12 and a schools symposium on June 13. The week will include speakers, exhibitors, art and community events.