Cincinnati's 125-year-old Enerfab has been bought by Fortune 500 industrial giant Quanta Services, with a Blue Ash headquarters move planned.

Cincinnati gets a sunny, dry start to the week before showers and thunderstorms return Wednesday. Friday currently carries the highest rain chance.

A West Price Hill woman is accused of bomb threats against Mississippi government offices as questions persist around Nolan Wells’ death. One alleged threat triggered a sheriff’s office lockdown.

Art on Vine has opened a new summer home at downtown Cincinnati’s Elm Street Plaza, bringing more than 80 makers to the first market. The free residency adds a major local-art stop to the city’s convention district.

A 103-year-old Middletown woman broke Ohio’s skydiving record during a jump with her daughter. Her next milestone is already scheduled for October.

Hamilton’s historic Black Street Bridge could lose its cars as a new $150 million crossing aims to reconnect the city.

Vivek Ramaswamy took his Ohio governor campaign to the Clermont County Fair, pitching lower taxes, cheaper health care and a hard-right agenda.

Varsity Sports has opened in Montgomery’s former Napa Kitchen + Bar space, pairing big-screen sports with an upscale restaurant concept, veteran chef and extensive wine list.

Cincinnati leaders want to expand a chronic-nuisance law after seven people were shot near Privee. Bars could face earlier warnings and escalating fines.

Jeff Harris is bringing Jimmie Lou’s back to Cincinnati after its Oakley run ended. The New Orleans-inspired spot will return in Pendleton later this year.

A motorcyclist plunged 10 feet into a creek below I-74. Bodycam footage shows the Green Township rescue that followed.

Anne Wilson and Leanna Crawford shared a faith-and-country bill at Kettering's Fraze Pavilion, with tickets still available ahead of the show.

Cincinnati could see repeated thunderstorms Saturday, with flooding and a non-zero tornado threat. Storm chances continue through much of next week.