Jonathan Martin will retire as Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra's President and CEO in 2025, and Robert McGrath will become the acting President and CEO.

Six Cincinnati restaurants made OpenTable's top 100 list for 2024, based on millions of diner reviews, highlighting the city's thriving culinary scene.

Epic Nutrition has opened in Delhi and offers smoothies and teas. Madi Baker runs the nutrition club, which caters to health enthusiasts and is now a neighborhood staple.

Boston Beer Company buys over an acre in Cincinnati's West End for expansion near its Samuel Adams facilities, with plans to enhance operational efficiency.

A Hamilton County magistrate approved the eviction of four more Frisch's restaurants in Southwest Ohio, totaling ten recent evictions due to overdue rent. Three locations escaped immediate closure.

Maize OTR, a Latin American restaurant in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine neighborhood, has closed after six years. Its offerings will move to owner Angel Batista's other venue, Americano.

Six Frisch's Big Boy restaurants in Southwest Ohio face eviction over $4.5 million in overdue rent, with further closures possible as the chain's future is uncertain.

PepsiCo is set to end production at its Amberley Village facility, impacting 136 workers. The site will remain a warehouse, though the company is trying to place affected workers at other locations.

Frisch's Big Boy restaurants in Cincinnati face evictions across over 20 locations after legal actions by landlord NNN Reit Inc. Employees express heartbreak over potential job losses and store closures amid unexplained operational challenges.

I Heart Mac & Cheese is closing its College Hill location before its one-year anniversary, as announced on Instagram and confirmed by Local 12 and WCPO 9 Cincinnati.

Greater Cincinnati Restaurant Week returns with over 40 restaurants participating, providing specially priced three-course meals, with a portion of proceeds going to Cincinnati Children's Hospital.

A judge orders Rusconi Bar & Kitchen to close temporarily due to allegations of violence, underage drinking, and violations of fire code capacity. The bar's attorney claims unfair treatment.

Mi Cozumel, a Mexican restaurant, is relocating from Tri-County Mall to a larger venue at 11340 Princeton Pike by December 2024, promising a new menu and entertainment.