Federal agents executed searches tied to the Ohio Organizing Collaborative, a nonprofit organization known for voter registration, civic engagement, and community organizing efforts across Ohio.
Reports of the searches emerged on June 12 after multiple news outlets reported that FBI agents entered the organization’s Cleveland office and visited the homes of several staff members and…
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,…
Officers from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) seized counterfeit designer goods valued at nearly $20 million at the Port of Cincinnati. This marked one of the region’s largest recent counterfeit luxury product interceptions.
The shipment contained more than 100 fake luxury items, including watches. It also contained hats, sunglasses, and eyeglasses that authorities…
The rise of warehouse automation is rapidly changing the skill requirements for logistics workers in the Cincinnati region.
Local employers are shifting their focus to tech-driven roles as warehouse automation becomes an industry standard.
Logistics and supply chain companies across the Tri-State area are investing heavily in new technology. This shift means that traditional manual…
Cincinnati officials are reviewing a new analysis that alleges significant racial disparities in police stops across the city.
The report, released by Campaign Zero, examined police contact card data collected between 2009 and 2025.
According to the organization, Black residents were stopped at disproportionately higher rates than White residents during the period studied. The findings…
Cincinnati is undergoing a massive transformation this year.
More than $5 billion in development projects are reshaping the region. City planners, private developers, and local communities are collaborating closely.
They want to create spaces where residents can live, work, and play seamlessly. This wave of urban renewal focuses on modernizing infrastructure while preserving historic charm,…
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 City Council has unanimously approved an updated urban design plan that could transform the final undeveloped portions of The Banks into a mixed-use district featuring housing, retail, hospitality, and expanded public spaces.
The approval clears a major planning hurdle for a redevelopment effort estimated to cost between $750 million and $800 million.
The project…
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden announced this week that one of its red pandas, Marcy, is pregnant and expected to give birth to twins later this summer.
Zoo veterinarians confirmed the pregnancy through ultrasound examinations, which indicated two healthy cubs developing ahead of the expected birth.
The announcement generated excitement among animal enthusiasts and…


