Cincinnati is facing a violent crime crisis, but City Council is stuck in ceremony mode. Here’s a plan the city could adopt today—if our leaders actually cared more about outcomes than optics.
Cincinnati Crime Is Bigger Than “Perception”
The data is in: violent crime in Cincinnati is rising—and fast.
Over the past 28 days, violent…
As an entrepreneur, one of the biggest advantages I’ve gained is AI flexibility in Cincinnati. I can go to daytime events, connect with people, and build real relationships—all while automation handles the tasks that used to eat up my day.
That kind of flexibility wasn’t possible back when I worked a 9-to-5. Even when the…
Vice President JD Vance Lima resonated not just with national GOP figures but with local grassroots energy at Tuesday’s sold-out Ohio Republican Party dinner in Lima’s Civic Center. With over 1,000 attendees, the event signaled solid Republican turnout despite a modest counter-protest just outside.
A convergence of national attention and local focus
Vice President…
Wawa Cincinnati expansion kicked into gear this week as the Pennsylvania-based convenience chain announced plans to open 50–60 stores in Ohio over the next 5–8 years, starting with locations in Liberty Township, Fairfield, Edgewood, and Newport. With a $375 million investment and 2,100 new steady jobs projected, here’s why this matters for Greater Cincinnati.
Why…
Earlier this year, a 73-year-old woman in Hamilton County lost over $41,000 to a cryptocurrency scam involving a Bitcoin ATM. Thanks to quick action by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation, most of the funds were recovered. But incidents like this are increasingly common—and not everyone is so lucky.
As digital assets like cryptocurrency and…
When I recently shared images of decaying infrastructure at Inwood Park in Mt. Auburn, I expected a strong reaction—but the dialogue that unfolded was eye-opening. Cincinnati residents revealed deep frustrations with city neglect, inconsistent accountability, and troubling double standards in how maintenance rules are enforced.
This isn’t just a Cincinnati problem—it’s a Rust Belt reality.…
Cincinnati has always been a city of strong opinions and deep pride. Ask any local, and you’ll get an earful about chili, the Bengals, or which neighborhood has the best coffee. But in 2025, with the city at a crossroads of development, politics, and culture, we hit the streets—and the inboxes—to ask a simple question:…
The real estate market in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky is experiencing significant changes, influenced by both national trends and local development. While housing affordability remains a concern in many parts of the country, Cincinnati has managed to sustain a relatively stable and accessible market. However, rising demand, low inventory, and shifting interest rates are reshaping…
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Cincinnati has long been a hub for major corporations, boasting a roster of Fortune 500 companies that call the Queen City home. A significant milestone in recent years was General Electric’s decision to establish GE Aerospace’s headquarters in the region, marking a transformative period for the local economy. As the city reflects on this achievement,…
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Cincinnati’s social programs, funded by taxpayer dollars and often administered by nonprofits, are meant to provide essential services to vulnerable populations. From homelessness initiatives to job training programs and education support, these organizations are entrusted with millions of dollars each year. But are they delivering real solutions, or are they simply sustaining an industry that…


