Sparkle Grooming signed a 21-unit deal to expand across central and southern Ohio, targeting Dayton, Cincinnati and Columbus with a membership-based salon model.

Jay's Nyam & Jam moves from pop-ups to a Findlay Launch storefront this weekend with a ribbon‑cutting and grand‑opening freebies. The Jamaican kitchen brings award‑winning jerk dishes to the Market District.

A person died after a tree fell near Houston in Shelby County on Thursday. Emergency crews and the coroner responded. The death is under investigation.

Milford unveiled conceptual downtown projects that could top $100M, from a 350‑unit riverfront complex to a Main Street redevelopment. Officials say plans are still conceptual and will go through public review.

An Oak Harbor mother was arrested after an alleged drunken head-on crash with her young son aboard. She faces OVI and child-endangerment charges and was released on her own recognizance.

A heavy SWAT and police presence shut Liberty and Race in Over‑the‑Rhine after officers confronted an armed, suicidal person, the person was taken to a hospital and the scene remained blocked.

A local guide to Butler County’s May 5 primary: statewide tickets, county races, a major levy and where to vote.

A short missing stretch of trail in Columbia Township is finally moving forward, linking Mariemont to the Little Miami and the 34‑mile CROWN loop.

Attorney says families were offered a quick, 'lowball' payout after a school-bus crash that seriously hurt two 13‑year‑old boys, a March suit blames the contractor's training and supervision.

A quick guide to who’s on Clermont County’s May 5 primary ballot — county-commissioner and 2nd District fights plus statewide contests, with key dates and where to check your ballot.

L. Helen Rankin, the first Black woman to serve in the Ohio House, died March 22 at 89. Her work on mammogram coverage and neighborhood housing left a lasting mark on Cincinnati.

Mane’s Woodlawn expansion is a $100M‑plus bet on Cincinnati — boosting flavor capacity and promising career pathways for local workers, executives say.

A 38-year-old Batavia rider, Emily Koeppe, died after her Harley overturned on U.S. Route 50 in Stonelick Township and she was pronounced dead at an AirCare landing zone.