Parlor Doughnuts will open a second Cincinnati-area shop on Feb. 28 at a West Chester storefront. Owners say the location is part of a plan for multiple Tri-State openings.

A New York investor has bought several senior‑living campuses across Northeast Ohio under the Meadow Falls banner, including large facilities in Richmond Heights and Rocky River.

Thousands of Greater Cincinnati customers say their Duke Energy bills spiked this month, the utility cites a snowstorm, cold temps and higher wholesale fuel costs.

NTSB preliminary findings show an Amazon‑operated Alaska Airlines A330 ingested a flock of geese after takeoff from CVG, shredding a left engine, the two‑person crew landed safely and no injuries were reported.

Undercover footage from Accuracy in Media shows UC and Kent State staff saying DEI remains part of coursework, prompting questions about compliance with Ohio’s SB1.

A national review of CDC records finds fentanyl mixed with stimulants now drives a sharp rise in fatal overdoses among Americans 65 and older, prompting new warnings for prescribers and caregivers.

Cinsei, the Black‑owned matcha-and‑manga pop‑up, plans to take a permanent storefront at 32 E. 13th Street. The Rosses hope to open in April and are fundraising to finish build‑out.

Fraud losses in Ohio are rising as scammers use AI, crypto and imposter tactics to extract millions. Local and federal officials lay out rules and hotlines for victims.

A truck crashed into Blondie's Sports Bar in West Chester Wednesday afternoon. The building suffered heavy damage but no serious injuries were reported. Investigators are on scene.

Patchy sleet or light snow possible this morning before skies clear to a mild afternoon near 50°F. Watch late Sunday into Monday for a stronger system that could bring several inches in spots.

A Middletown care worker was sentenced to jail and probation after prosecutors say she filmed a disabled client naked; a co-worker also pleaded guilty to patient endangerment.

Salem Township has placed a 3.9‑mill, five‑year fire levy on the May 5, ballot after trustees cited a decade‑long jump in runs and mounting staffing pressure. Officials say the money would add crew capacity and cover rising operating costs.

Trustees approved $12M to design a new welcome center, advancing UC’s Uptown campus buildout and adding to nearly $1B in campus projects.