The Banks development in Cincinnati has a mixed reception, with city officials pushing for ambitious growth while county officials express caution over the project's $800 million cost and its impact.

CIP Retail in Fairfield celebrated 50 years in business, receiving recognition from Mayor Rhodus. As a trusted name in retail decor, the family business signifies the local economy's health and continuity.

Kettering welcomes the second Dixie Dairy Dreem location, celebrating local business growth and community enhancement.

Maury's Tiny Cove, Cincinnati's oldest steakhouse since 1949, is for sale for $1.295 million. The two-level venue features a patio and two bars. The owner is retiring. It will remain open for now and is known for appearances in the film "Carol."

Fifth Third Bancorp is acquiring Comerica for $10.9 billion in a notable all-stock deal, creating the 9th largest U.S. bank with about $288 billion in assets.

Kroger partners with DoorDash to offer nationwide grocery delivery in about an hour, aiming to boost its digital sales and compete in the e-commerce market.

Jayde Hankerson is recovering at home after being run over by a horse trailer at a parade following a seizure. She underwent surgery for a fractured pelvis, and her family has started a GoFundMe for her medical expenses.

James River Phillips pleaded guilty to transporting explosive materials to a soccer complex in Ohio. The IED was disarmed following police intervention. Sentencing is pending.

GE Aerospace and UAW reached a five-year contract, ending strikes at Ohio and Kentucky facilities. The agreement improves job security and benefits for over 600 workers.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost sues ZC Home LLC for allegedly selling refurbished Dyson products as new, affecting over 3,300 customers. The lawsuit seeks restitution and an injunction against deceptive sales practices.

Six Flags extends its licensing agreement with Peanuts Worldwide through 2030, keeping the Peanuts characters in its theme parks.

Taste of Belgium closed its first full-service restaurant in Cincinnati's OTR neighborhood after 14 years, citing the pandemic's impact and other challenges as reasons.

TriHealth has acquired Clinton Memorial Hospital, which will be rebranded as TriHealth Clinton Regional Hospital, deepening TriHealth's network and service offerings.