Highway patrols in multiple states are conducting a collaborative effort to enforce traffic safety on Interstate 75, targeting speeding, impaired driving, and seat belt compliance.

Cincinnati will reconfigure Gilbert Avenue between downtown and Walnut Hills, cutting lanes to make room for protected bike lanes, bump-outs, and other safety upgrades.

ODOT crews start Linn Street reconstruction next week, and the Winchell Avenue ramp from I-75 closes at 6 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 15, for long-term work.

Federal prosecutors say two Ohio paving companies will pay $30 million to settle allegations they submitted falsified asphalt test results on federally funded road projects.

A section of East David Road in Kettering is closed for a main break and valve replacement, affecting westbound traffic and large vehicles. Detours are posted.

Hamilton County and First Suburbs are hosting three public sessions next week to review designs aimed at reconnecting neighborhoods cut off by I‑75 and rail. The planning study is federally funded and will shape future projects.

A water main break in Hamilton, Ohio closed Eastbound New London Road, causing detours and traffic disruptions. Repair time is unknown; the city advises caution and staying informed on traffic updates.

Kettering's snow removal crews have cleared 60% of Priority 3 residential areas with plans to tackle alleys and crosswalks overnight, ensuring roads are accessible by Wednesday morning.

Mt. Healthy PD announced on Facebook that vehicles parked on snow emergency routes risk towing to clear roads for snow removal. Residents are urged to comply to avoid fines.

Wyoming, Ohio's public works team is preparing for snow removal from Saturday until Monday and asks residents to avoid street parking to aid plowing efforts.

New renderings for the Farmer Music Center in Cincinnati show a venue off I-275 with great acoustics and 12,000-person capacity, set to open in Spring 2027.

The Laurel Avenue rail crossing in Hamilton, Ohio, is closed for a week starting January 18 for railroad tie replacement, with potential schedule shifts due to work complexity or weather.

RedsFest returns to the renovated Duke Energy Convention Center, offering fan activities, memorabilia, and player meet-and-greets. Tickets are on sale, with proceeds benefiting the Reds Community Fund.