A blown hydrant knocked pressure out of part of Crosby Township’s water system. Residents have until Friday night to boil tap water or use bottled water.

A Madeira redevelopment project has entered its third year, and downtown shops say falling foot traffic is putting their futures at risk.

A 9-year-old girl was critically injured when a car ran off Trenton Avenue and struck a utility pole in West Price Hill Wednesday; four others were hospitalized. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Sparks flew when a Kalitta Air freighter scraped its tail during a go‑around at CVG; the crew was unhurt and the aircraft has been removed for inspection.

A motorcyclist in his 20s died after an early-morning crash on Ohio State Route 4 in Fairfield Township. Police say the collision is under investigation and are asking witnesses to come forward.

A major water main burst on Grandin Road buckled the pavement and forced an indefinite closure east of SR 48, disrupting nearby businesses while crews work to repair the line.

New 3D CT machines at security have smaller openings than older x‑ray units, and some standard carry‑ons may no longer fit through. Measure your bag before you fly.

A $25M federal award will fund design and early work on a 1.2‑acre cap and plaza over Fort Washington Way between Vine and Walnut, officials say. Local matching funds are still required.

The OPWC released $392.8M in project agreements for 678 projects across 87 counties, funding roads, water, wastewater, bridges and stormwater improvements.

Trustees approved a $10-per-vehicle increase to license fees to shore up road funding; collections start Jan. 1, 2027 and proceeds are earmarked for paving and stormwater work.

Both gubernatorial contenders oppose a gas‑tax hike but offer different plans to close a looming highway funding gap. The state’s budget math will force hard choices on tolls, fees or cuts.

A stretch of Main Street (SR 28) in Milford collapsed after water damage; the city closed the road between Mohawk Trail and Kirgan Drive and says repairs could take days.

MSD will close westbound Riverside Drive starting July 1 for sewer upgrades, including a new 60-inch outfall. Expect detours, weekday construction and work through summer 2027.