Hamilton County consolidated multiple social‑service offices into a new Bond Hill Central Campus, moving Jobs and Family Services out of the Alms & Doepke building downtown. The downtown site was sold to a developer for conversion into 150+ apartments.

A new GOP bill, H.B. 693, would reinterpret conversion therapy rules, limit pronoun and foster policies and let the state pull funding from noncompliant governments.

House Bill 646 would create a 13‑member panel to study Ohio's booming data‑center industry and its effects on water, power, farmland and neighborhoods.

The NWS Wilmington bulletin predicts a temperature dip in Ohio after a cold front, followed by a weekend warmup, with gusty winds and potential rain in the forecast.

Long Beach-based Image Solutions will invest about $14.5 million to relocate and expand a Cincinnati-area distribution hub at a Fairfield site. The project includes a sizable addition and local incentives.

Cintas has reopened takeover talks with UniFirst after a $275‑a‑share proposal late last year. The move revives a long-running tussle between activists and a controlling family.

A Cincinnati man, Willie Gordon, was charged with the murder of mother Tekeya McCollum outside a senior complex.

A new Ohio bill would elevate repeat sex‑solicitation to felony status, add registration for serial offenders, and route fines to survivor services.

Cincinnati police arrested Tajae Terrell for his alleged role in a triple shooting in Over-the-Rhine, with charges of discharging a firearm near prohibited premises.

Cyndy Wright Sellers returned to UC Clermont to complete her degree after a 50-year break, during which she had a successful banking career and raised her family.

A Texas man pleaded guilty after traveling to Ohio to meet a 15-year-old he connected with on Call of Duty. The plea agreement recommends 25–30 years behind bars.

A University of Cincinnati chemical engineering student gains valuable experience in sustainable manufacturing during a co-op at American Rheinmetall.

Police released surveillance stills after a Friday robbery at the KeyBank on Princeton Pike. Investigators are asking witnesses to call 513-346-5760.