JD Vance stood behind the bar at Price Hill Chili, pouring beer and passing out cheese coneys after a speech at the Middletown steel mill where his grandfather worked for nearly 40 years.
The vice president's route that day, from Armco's old mill floor to a west-side chili parlor, followed a path familiar to thousands…
The seventh floor of Hamilton's One Renaissance Center was supposed to house 80 Acres Farms through 2033.
The company's local farm stopped operating Aug. 3, and the city has not said what will happen to the lease or the rent concession it approved through 2026.
The shutdown leaves three 80 Acres Farms incentives unresolved: Ohio's…
Walk north from Findlay Market along Vine Street, and you pass a permanent supportive housing building, a recovery house, a supportive building, a halfway house, then another recovery program, in roughly the space of ten blocks.
Cincinnati has spent decades trying to turn that same stretch into the connective tissue between Downtown and Uptown, and…
Cincinnati police chased a car connected to a reported kidnapping from Westwood into Green Township Saturday afternoon, and the pursuit ended in gunfire on South Road.
Officers shot the suspect after the pursuit ended; police have not publicly explained what prompted the gunfire or released the suspect's condition.
The reported kidnapping fell within the types…
A $24 Uber hour in Cincinnati can turn into a $14 hour surprisingly fast.
Put 22 miles on the car, account for fuel and vehicle wear, then remember the driver still owes self-employment tax on whatever's left.
That gap between advertised pay and real pay is the whole story behind Cincinnati side hustle work. It's…
Hamilton County commissioners approved a larger children's services levy one week after Cincinnati Public Schools placed a new 7-mill property tax on the ballot.
Homeowners inside the CPS district could pay about $366 annually per $100,000 of property value under both measures if both pass.
Not every Hamilton County property owner faces both levies. That…
Hamilton County homeowners will decide in November whether Cincinnati Public Schools deserves another tax increase.
Before they vote, the state says the district already spends $21,511 per student each year.
The CPS spending per pupil figure comes directly from the Ohio Department of Education's FY25 District Profile Report, the same document the state uses to…
A burst of gunfire on Borden Street sent three people to the hospital before sunrise Sunday.
It left Cincinnati police searching South Cumminsville for the shooter.
Officers responding around 5 a.m. found evidence spanning multiple locations near Elmore and Borden streets. This included shell casings from different firearms.
Police established crime scenes outside the Elmore Street…
A West Price Hill woman is facing a federal charge after prosecutors say she flooded two Mississippi government offices with nearly 30 bomb and death threats.
Michelle Francine Edwards, 41, now sits in the Hamilton County Justice Center while a case built on cell tower data and Cash App records moves toward extradition.
The West…
CPS Levy Reversal Could Reshape the November Ballot
Cincinnati Public Schools' board could reverse its own income tax levy just one week after approving it.
Board members will vote Monday on rescinding the earned income tax levy they approved July 27.
Less than a week after approving a first-of-its-kind earned income tax, Cincinnati Public Schools'…


