Ohio fraud cases lead federal crackdown as FBI launches Most Wanted Fraudsters List.
The fraud cases in Ohio announced this week involve more than $57 million in alleged fraud schemes. In addition, they include a new FBI effort to track major financial criminals.
With this, federal and state officials unveiled a major enforcement action in…
The city is making massive strides in digital connectivity.
Officials recently announced several new partnerships to expand internet access.
\These initiatives aim to transform the region into a modern smart city. Access to fast internet is no longer a luxury. It has become a basic necessity for education, work, and healthcare. Local leaders understand this…
Residents across Greater Cincinnati faced an air quality advisory on Thursday after regional environmental officials forecast elevated ozone concentrations during warm and sunny conditions.
The advisory covered several counties in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana and remained in effect from midnight Thursday through midnight Thursday night.
The warning came from the Southwest Ohio Air Quality Agency,…
The Cincinnati City Council has approved a $2.5 million grant for an affordable housing development connected to former Cincinnati Bengals player Chinedum Ndukwe’s real estate firm, Kingsley & Co.
The funding will support a senior housing project planned for Walnut Hills and marks a significant shift in the city’s recent stance toward the company.
Local…
The recent wave of businesses closing Cincinnati locations highlights major local economy shifts in 2026.
Despite the ongoing trend of businesses closing Cincinnati storefronts, several exciting new retail ventures are currently launching.
Notable restaurants and businesses closing Cincinnati doors
The local restaurant scene took some heavy hits early this year. Several beloved establishments announced their…
Cincinnati Fortune 500 companies remained a major force in the region’s economy as the latest rankings showed eight local firms on the 2026 list.
Cincinnati Fortune 500 rankings highlighted gains by GE Aerospace and Cincinnati Financial while preserving the region’s long-standing corporate presence.
Greater Cincinnati maintained its roster of eight Fortune 500 headquarters in the…
Vehicle thefts and break-ins continue to challenge Cincinnati as offenders adopt new, high-tech tactics, keeping property crime in focus even as overall violent crime declines and pandemic-era theft spikes begin to cool.
While recent National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) data revealed a historic 23% decline in U.S. auto thefts in 2025, local property crimes—particularly thefts…
The Cincinnati City Council is considering new legislation that would dramatically increase consequences for people who participate in or organize illegal street takeovers throughout the city.
The proposal received initial approval from the Public Safety and Quality of Life Committee on June 2.
According to reporting by WVXU, council members backed the ordinance after several…
The local automotive landscape is presenting a mixed bag for shoppers this year.
The cost to purchase a reliable vehicle remains a major hurdle for many families across the tri-state area.
Dealerships throughout Hamilton County are actively adapting to new economic realities. Both franchise and independent car lots show heavily fluctuating inventory levels. Consumers must…


