Resilience and Eli Lilly are putting $750 million into Cincinnati-area medicine manufacturing, with at least 400 new jobs on the way. KwikPen production is expected to begin in early 2027.

A SpaceX‑founded startup has opened a robot‑driven welding factory in Camp Washington, backed by a $15M seed round and hiring fabrication technicians.

Enable Injections’ enFuse tech helped Sanofi win FDA clearance for a wearable injector that can deliver a cancer treatment, a first in the U.S. and a boost to Cincinnati manufacturing.

UC and UC Health launched CANDR at the Gardner Neuroscience Institute, pairing clinical care with a 10,000-person, tri-state brain-health study focused on early adulthood.

Black Tech Week lands in Cincinnati July 14–16 with headliners Damola Adamolekun and Anquan Boldin. The three-day slate runs across downtown venues and includes keynotes, panels and networking.

A $2M construction phase at the historic Cincinnati Observatory will finish a basement overhaul and open more of its 30,000‑item collection to the public.

A DOE safety milestone and Meta’s backing have accelerated Oklo’s plan for a 1.2‑GW nuclear campus at the former PORTS site in Pike County, promising jobs and reviving safety debates. Local history and HALEU supply timelines will shape the next phase.

A Cincinnati‑led genetics analysis of 944 children found dozens of risk variants that help predict which kids progress to chronic pancreatitis.

Cincinnati Childrens won a five‑year, up‑to‑$17.25M ARIA award to join the IMPACT Network and begin local enrollment for a study meant to speed autism trials.

UC cut the ribbon on a new imaging R&D center that pairs university clinicians with GE HealthCare engineers to speed MRI innovation.

The Christ Hospital completed its first combined heart‑and‑kidney transplant, a milestone that keeps complex transplant care closer to home for Cincinnati patients. The move arrives during Donate Life Month.

Intrust IT opened a Brentwood office after joining Nashville-based 3LS, bringing its employee-owned MSP model to Middle Tennessee and creating cross-region opportunities for sister companies eyeing Cincinnati.

Crain's roundup of Q1 2026 VC rounds shows Ohio startups pulled in several big checks, led by a $30M Series B for Solon-based Eagle Wireless.