A road-rage dispute that began on Vine Street ended in shots fired outside the Lowe’s on Harrison Avenue, no injuries were reported and police are investigating.

City leaders broke ground on a 10‑megawatt, $24 million solar array at the Center Hill landfill. Officials say it will cut municipal energy costs and repurpose idle land.

Western & Southern joined city and developer leaders at a Friday groundbreaking for The Lockard in Over‑the‑Rhine, a mixed‑income project that will restore Grammer’s and add about 129 apartments.

Middletown police say a 22-year-old pointed a gun at officers during an attempted arrest Friday, officers returned fire and struck him. Ohio BCI is investigating.

A Colerain Township Marine pleaded not guilty after detectives say an online tip led investigators to videos on his devices and a pandering obscenity charge.

S.B. 278 cleared the Ohio Senate on April 15, a bill that would let private plaintiffs seek punitive damages from cities that pass local gun-safety laws. Columbus and other cities say they will fight the change in court.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Saturday in Cincinnati with gusty winds and wet commutes. Cooler weather and a frost risk arrive Sunday night.

Refresco will close its Carlisle plant this summer, affecting roughly 63 workers. Production is set to end in late June with a full closure by mid‑July.

A 10,500-sq-ft strip anchored by Skyline Chicken Chili is planned near Norwood's former Paycor HQ, adding five tenant spaces and new dining options by 2027.

A person was shot Friday on East University Avenue in Corryville, police detained a suspect and the victim was taken to the hospital. Investigators are still working the scene.

Attorney General Dave Yost says nine Medicaid providers were indicted after an investigation found $181,512 in alleged improper payments, including falsified timesheets and a stolen debit card.

Police released a photo after a rifle was pointed at a victim on Yarmouth Avenue. Detectives are asking the public to call with tips.

3CDC entered a purchase agreement to acquire the long‑vacant Garfield Suites tower at 2 Garfield Place for $3.75M and is studying a roughly $62M mixed‑use redevelopment. The move aims to reactivate a quiet stretch of Vine Street between Fountain Square and Over‑the‑Rhine.