A woman was hospitalized after a hit-and-run near 3rd and Broadway early May 13; Cincinnati police are reviewing traffic-camera footage to locate the vehicle.

Cincinnati Metro told city leaders it’s rolling out fare caps, loyalty perks and electric buses to win commuters as pump prices spike. Officials say the moves aim to make transit cheaper and simpler than driving.

A Louisville nonprofit has filed for a roughly $23M, 70‑unit affordable mid‑rise on May Street in Walnut Hills — the group’s first Ohio project.

The Bengals are slated to face the Atlanta Falcons at Madrid’s Santiago Bernabéu on Nov. 8, 2026 — a designated Bengals road game and part of the NFL’s growing international slate.

A tanker hauling liquid fertilizer caught fire on eastbound I-275 near Five Mile Road, closing all lanes while crews knocked down the blaze and investigators worked the scene.

Empty pumps at United Dairy Farmers left drivers circling this week; experts point to refinery maintenance and supplier allotments rather than a nationwide shortage.

From a Findlay Market window to a Court Street dining room, Sarah Dworak turned Babushka Pierogi into Sudova — now a James Beard finalist and expanding.

Java Jackets closed its North Bend storefront and revived Regina Bakery’s West Side operations as Happy Flour Sweets.

David Willocks' Baker’s Table in Newport is a James Beard finalist with a members' dining club and a rotating tasting menu that keeps Cincinnati food lovers coming.

A Sixth Circuit panel ruled that long‑term residents detained after illegal entry are entitled to bond hearings, a decision that affects Michigan and other states in the circuit.

Morning showers give way to sunshine and breezy low‑70s; weekend warms into the 80s–90s with storm chances. City lists cooling centers and service changes.

A bipartisan Ohio Senate bill would expand the civil time window for many sexual‑assault claims from one year to five, with sponsors saying survivors need more time to seek redress. The measure is awaiting committee action.

A new Cradle Cincinnati analysis shows the Black infant death rate in Hamilton County more than doubled last year, driven by extreme preterm births and rising sleep‑related deaths. Local leaders are urging faster, targeted supports for families.