Hoxworth Blood Center and Biggby Coffee partner to give blood donors a free coffee as a thank-you gift, with over 30 Tristate area locations participating.

Kohl's is closing its Monroe, Ohio e-commerce center by October 31, 2025, affecting 768 employees, notably in material handling. This follows regional store closures and broader company restructuring.

The iconic Hooters restaurant on Newport's riverfront closed suddenly yesterday, following the company's bankruptcy and move to a franchise business model.

Cincinnati's 1819 Innovation Hub hosted an Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition Conference to help business owners acquire and grow their ventures, with a focus on leadership, negotiation, and financial skills.

A body identified as Timothy Bartley was recovered from the Great Miami River, with the cause of death under investigation.

The Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office deemed a Lockland police officer's fatal shooting on I-75 justified after a chase of a stolen vehicle involving Samuel Munyarutete, who was shot after not complying with police commands.

Two Cincinnati culinary professionals are James Beard Award finalists, with Mike Stankovich for cocktail service and David Jackman for Best Chef-Great Lakes Region.

Dolly's Burgers and Shakes, under Big Boy Restaurant Group, launched in Anderson Township at a former Frisch's location, signaling expansive growth despite branding disputes.

Cincinnati's Loveland Dairy Whip's new owner, Luke Wiley, plans to uphold its traditions and add new treats like Dole pineapple soft serve.

The article discusses the nostalgic value and potential comeback of a Hamilton-themed board game that features local landmarks and businesses from the 1980s, exploring its significance as a community unifier and historical artifact.

The Cone, a popular ice cream shop in West Chester, has been sold to new owners Mike and Beth Heydt, with the founding Wren family retiring after 50 years.

Kings Island seeks 5,000+ staff for the 2025 season, offering roles from ride operators to EMTs with wages of $14-$23/hr, and hosts a job fair on February 15.

Cincinnati celebrates its culinary heritage with Cincinnati Chili Week, which offers special deals on the city's famous dish at over twenty eateries. The event also includes an app-based competition and philanthropic support for a local nonprofit.