Millions of Americans will file differently next tax season.
The Working Families Tax Cuts bring new deductions for older people, tipped workers, overtime employees, and families.
For Greater Cincinnati households, the key question is simple: will this lower my tax bill? For many, the answer is yes, especially with new Working Families Tax Cuts becoming…
Conservatives can punish an imperfect Republican nominee, but Amy Acton would collect the reward.
Four days before Ohio's Republican primary, supporters gathered at American Legion Anderson Post 318 on Clough Pike for a Vivek Ramaswamy town hall.
When Hamilton County finished counting ballots, the Cincinnati-born candidate had received 36,487 votes, nearly 85% of those cast…
The announcement is $115 million.
The story is decades of accumulated expertise that no competitor can easily recreate.
Drive north out of Cincinnati on I-75, and you pass through Evendale without much ceremony. There are no signs announcing it as the home of one of the world's most consequential aerospace companies. The GE Aerospace campus…
International migration nearly erased Hamilton County’s domestic population loss on paper.
Cincinnati needs more businesses, private payroll and family confidence to produce durable growth.
The Census Bureau’s latest spreadsheet places two Hamilton County numbers a few columns apart. These figures offer new insight into Cincinnati domestic migration trends.
From April 2020 through July 2025, the county…
Cincinnati police found three people suffering from gunshot wounds along two blocks of Millvale Court at 10:40 p.m. Saturday.
At 12:41 a.m. Sunday, officers clearing a large crowd from Fairview Park heard more gunfire and found 18-year-old Cornelius Edrington Jr. mortally wounded.
Four people died at two unrelated Cincinnati scenes in 121 minutes. These incidents…
A report commissioned by the Hamilton County Public Defender's Office and analyzed by Campaign Zero found wide racial disparities across 16 years of Cincinnati police stops.
Police leadership called the Cincinnati police stops report misleading before the public saw it.
Some of the sharpest questions surrounding the Cincinnati police stops report come from inside the…
More than 50 vehicles were damaged during a coordinated overnight break-in spree in Mount Adams.
This leaves residents with shattered windows, repair bills, and growing frustration.
Police believe the suspects were searching for guns left inside vehicles, but little appears to have been stolen. The incident has reignited debate about property crime, police response times,…
Covington Homeownership Opportunities Head to Peaselburg and the Westside
Covington is looking for developers to transform 28 city-owned parcels into new homes, with city officials seeking proposals for market-rate homeownership projects in two neighborhoods.
The City's Neighborhood Services Department recently released Requests for Proposals covering nearly three acres of land. Nineteen parcels are located along…
Cincinnati Wants to Prepare for Climate Migrants
The City of Cincinnati recently released a Climate Migration Readiness Plan through its Office of Environment and Sustainability.
WVXU reported that the plan was released on May 13 and considers how climate migration could shape Cincinnati by 2050. It also examines what the city can do now to…
Cincinnati's latest crime statistics show improvement in several categories, and city leaders have pointed to those numbers as evidence that public safety is improving.
The numbers may be accurate. The larger question is whether they tell the entire story.
As reporting habits change, expectations shift, and frustrated residents leave, official crime statistics can begin drifting…


