CVG's control tower was evacuated twice after fire alarms on Sunday, the FAA said there was no fire and neighboring controllers covered the airspace.

Delta expanded CVG–Paris to daily service for the summer while British Airways added more London capacity, giving the Cincinnati region faster, nonstop access to Europe.

CVG’s new Escape Lounge opens April 1 in Concourse B, expanding to a roughly 6,767‑square‑foot space with themed zones, local beer and a chef’s table. The existing lounge will convert to grab‑and‑go before closing at the end of March.

OKI’s WSP‑led roadmaps lay out chargers, vertiports and phased electrical upgrades for six Tri‑State general‑aviation airports, with an estimated regional bill of about $35.1M.

The Brighton Approach Bridge replacement is nearly finished: the city says the new span will reopen soon, replacing the 1926 structure and restoring a key Uptown–OTR–West End link.

Parts of East Walnut Hills will be closed March 20–22 with security checkpoints and detours. Residents will still be able to reach homes through marked entries.

Two proposed Amtrak corridors would reconnect Cleveland to major Ohio cities, but federal approval is still pending and no start date has been set.

Ohio picked nine public‑safety agencies for a statewide drone pilot that will deploy vetted drone‑in‑a‑box systems to speed emergency response and stream live video to commanders.

Crews have begun a $10.9M safety rebuild of Warsaw Avenue in East Price Hill using proceeds from the Cincinnati Southern Railway sale. The work will add speed cushions, curb extensions and lane changes.

NTSB preliminary findings show an Amazon‑operated Alaska Airlines A330 ingested a flock of geese after takeoff from CVG, shredding a left engine, the two‑person crew landed safely and no injuries were reported.

Miami University's renovated Bachelor Hall, housing various humanities departments, is set to open for classes in the fall after a two-year upgrade to enhance the student and faculty experience.

Sharon Road in Sharonville, Ohio, reopened after a closure, easing local traffic issues. The city communicated with Norfolk Southern to resolve the issue and restore normal traffic flow.

Great Parks is planning a 4.75‑mile Oasis Trail from Sawyer Point to the Lunken area, with design work and public outreach set for 2026 and construction targeted for 2029–2030. Funding combines federal, state, local and private grants.