Cactus Pear, a longtime Southwestern restaurant in Cincinnati, is closing after over 30 years. The owner announced the closure on social media, and the last day will be January 20.

The Cincinnati Reds have announced a broadcast partnership with FanDuel Sports Network for the 2025 season. The partnership will offer games via direct-to-consumer streaming and potentially boost the team's revenue.

GE Aerospace received a $9 million JobsOhio grant to test its RISE engine technology in Ohio. The company plans to add 200 engineering jobs by 2028 and boost the local economy.

The Banks Business Community in Cincinnati is advocating for a new arena at the current riverfront location, contrary to a study's alternate site suggestions.

Paychex, Inc. has agreed to acquire Paycor HCM Inc. for $4.1 billion, a move that raised Paycor's shares by 23%. The all-cash deal is expected to close in the first half of the year amidst concerns about potential job cuts.

Star Cinemas in Hillsboro is closing after 30 years. The company thanks the community for its support and leaves residents nostalgic as they recall memories made at the local movie theater.

Morton's The Steakhouse in Cincinnati closed after over 30 years. The Ohio Restaurant and Hospitality Alliance highlights industry resilience despite closures.

Planet Fitness is closing its location at The Banks in Cincinnati, which will affect local gym-goers and raise questions about the reasons for the shutdown.

Island Frydays in Cincinnati has closed after nearly 16 years. Owner and former UC football player Leo Morgan cited rising costs post-pandemic as the reason. He plans to sell seasonings online and continues to engage with patrons on social media.

Impact Beverage plans to double its workforce by adding 65 new jobs with a facility expansion in Cincinnati, responding to increased demand in the beverage sector.

Red Feather Kitchen in Cincinnati is closing after 11 years in business, with its last day set for the upcoming Saturday. The restaurant has not disclosed the specific reasons for the shutdown.

A court has ordered St. Bernard Soap Company to pay over $32 million in rent and utilities, which has affected the landlord and utility companies and resulted in 118 worker layoffs.

Carlos Dunlap closed his restaurant, Honey Uninhibited, in Covington after less than 1.5 years due to challenges, despite his gratitude for staff and patrons.