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A person was grazed by a bullet Tuesday night on Hawaiian Terrace and taken to UC Medical Center. Cincinnati police are investigating. The shooting adds to recent incidents in Mount Airy.
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The Cincinnati Herald has paused publishing while its publisher says the paper will retool into a hybrid print-and-digital model. The leadership vows the outlet will return.
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Foggy morning in Cincinnati with a Flood Watch through 1 p.m. Expect 1–2 inches of rain and ponding on low-lying streets.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Prologis has started site work on Project Mila, a proposed hyperscale data center on 141 acres in Trenton, raising questions about water, power and tax deals.
An early-morning Clarksville house fire killed five family members and left a child missing, one adult was hospitalized.
Paul Marck Jr., 68, was identified by the Hamilton County coroner after a late-night crash on I-74 near the I-275 split. One person was hospitalized and investigators are probing the wreck.
Cincinnati police are searching for a black Honda Accord after a car was shot on I-74 at the Colerain Avenue exit. No injuries were reported.
Food & Drinks in ...
Findlay Market favorite Dean's is opening Dean's Mediterranean Table in Northside next Tuesday, combining a café, retail pantry and ticketed dinners. The stall at Findlay Market will stay open.
A Bethel man, Anthony Reed, has been indicted on multiple counts including nine sexual-battery charges and related counts tied to images involving a minor. He is being held on $375,000 bond.
Politics & Govt in ...
The May 5 primary is coming — register by April 6, early voting starts April 7, and absentee requests are due in late April. Make a plan now to avoid last‑minute problems.
Retail & Industry in ...
Steel & O'Brien plans a West Chester facility expected to add about 230 manufacturing jobs to Butler County.
Foggy morning, then steady rain with 1–3 inches possible through Wednesday. Expect slower commutes and localized flooding in low-lying spots.
Tony McCollister pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in Warren County and asked the court to evaluate his mental state as he faces dozens of sex‑related charges.
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