UC's 1819 Innovation Hub aims to foster small business growth in Cincinnati in 2026, providing resources and training to navigate economic challenges and harness AI and cybersecurity.

The University of Cincinnati Alumni Association is offering its members group travel opportunities to foster camaraderie and explore the world, with alumni recounting positive and enriching experiences from past trips.

Clermont County Board of Commissioners hires new professionals for their Water Resources Department, including a Director of Utilities and technicians, to ensure reliable water services.

A new public restroom is being constructed Uptown in Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park, with efforts to balance aesthetics, function, and legal compliance.

Clermont County Commissioners reorganized for 2026, voting Bonnie Batchler as president and David Painter as vice president. Regular meetings are scheduled, mainly on Wednesdays at 10 AM, with transparency and public engagement emphasized.

Wilmington residents voiced concerns over a proposed Amazon data center, leading the Planning Commission to delay the approval process over environmental and community impact worries.

Blue Ash Mayor Jill Cole has been named among Ohio's top 500 most influential people by Ohio Business Magazine, a testament to her impactful leadership in local and state development.

Cincinnati's Mayor Aftab Pureval has proposed raising the income tax to fund public safety initiatives and address crime and its root causes, including investing in technology and community programs.

Biochemistry student Tasnim Anower, guided by the University of Cincinnati's co-op program, shifted from a medical focus to a promising career in food science through internships and practical experience.

The Cincinnati Fire Department is accepting applications for its 2026 Cadet Program targeting youths aged 14-18 to introduce them to firefighting and develop skills.

The article highlights key changes to the tax code and emphasizes the importance of preparation and record-keeping, as explained by Gary Friedhoff from the University of Cincinnati.

WLWT highlighted the story of George Remus, a notorious Cincinnati bootlegger, with insights from law professor Christopher Bryant on legal loopholes during Prohibition.

Forest Park's government team wins at a charity mini-golf event, raising $25,000 for Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank.