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GE Aerospace jet engine inside a modern manufacturing facility, illustrating the company's continued investment in advanced aerospace manufacturing in Greater Cincinnati.

Business

GE Aerospace Bets Another $115 Million on Cincinnati’s Manufacturing Future

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…

ByAdam KoehlerJune 30, 20260Comments

A high-angle, scenic view of traffic on a highway bridge in Cincinnati, Ohio, during sunset with the city skyline in the background.

News

July 4 travel forecast warns of heavy Cincinnati holiday traffic

July 4 travel forecast points to heavier traffic across Cincinnati and Ohio. July 4 travel forecast data shows millions of Ohioans are expected to drive during one of the busiest holiday travel periods of the year. More than 3.4 million Ohioans are expected to travel during the Independence Day holiday, prompting the Ohio Department of…

ByNina OliverioJune 30, 20260Comments

A Cincinnati police cruiser with its lights activated parked on a residential street in front of a house, with an officer standing near the driver's side door.

News

Cincinnati weekend crime roundup: Five separate shootings leave two dead, five injured

The Cincinnati police responded to five separate shooting incidents across the city over the weekend. The shooting incidents left two people dead and five others injured as detectives launched multiple investigations spanning several neighborhoods. The violence unfolded between Saturday, June 27, and Sunday, June 28, as gunfire erupted in Bond Hill, Mount Airy, the CUF…

ByNina OliverioJune 30, 20260Comments

A construction worker in a trench replaces an old, corroded lead water pipe with a new copper line.

News

Cincinnati targets toxic lead water lines with new $45 million infrastructure package

The city council has prioritized the immediate removal of dangerous lead water lines across Cincinnati neighborhoods. Replacing these aging lead water lines will protect public health and improve overall water system reliability. Cincinnati leaders are taking aggressive action to replace lead water lines and modernize local infrastructure. Removing lead water lines is the primary focus…

ByNina OliverioJune 29, 20260Comments

An outdoor thermometer displaying a high temperature under a blazing sun, illustrating extreme heat.

News

Dangerous heat wave triggers widespread warnings across Ohio, Kentucky

This dangerous heat wave threatens the Ohio Valley with record-breaking temperatures and suffocating humidity. Residents must prepare now as the dangerous heat wave intensifies ahead of the July Fourth holiday. The National Weather Service issued broad warnings as a dangerous heat wave settles over the central and eastern United States. Forecasters expect the intense weather…

ByNina OliverioJune 29, 20260Comments

Aerial view of a modern industrial warehouse and distribution facility with multiple truck loading docks and parked semi-trucks.

Business News

Industrial development planned at former P&G site brings $33M investment to Cincinnati

An industrial development is moving forward at a former Procter & Gamble property in Cincinnati with a proposed $33 million warehouse project. This development at the long-vacant Winton Hills site aims to transform a former corporate campus into a modern logistics facility. It will add new industrial space to the region’s commercial real estate pipeline.…

ByNina OliverioJune 29, 20260Comments

A refreshing iced drink in a copper mug with a lemon slice, symbolizing staying hydrated.

News Season

Temperature climbs: Tips to stay safe as Cincinnati heats up

As temperatures trend higher across Greater Cincinnati, local meteorologists and public health officials are urging residents to prepare for prolonged periods of heat. Forecasts indicate that a developing heat dome could push temperatures and humidity to uncomfortable and potentially dangerous levels across much of Ohio through the Independence Day holiday period. Previously, The Cincinnati Exchange…

ByNina OliverioJune 29, 20260Comments

Travelers with rolling luggage at an airport represent Cincinnati domestic migration.

News Special Report

Hamilton County Lost 23,933 Domestic Migrants Since 2020

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…

ByAdam KoehlerJune 28, 20260Comments

A bustling outdoor farmers market in Cincinnati with crowds of people shopping for fresh produce at vendor stalls.

Community News

Farmers markets Cincinnati continue to expand as demand for local food grows

Interest in locally grown food continues to rise across the Cincinnati region as neighborhood farmers markets expand their reach and offerings. Market operators, growers, and food advocates say shoppers increasingly value fresh produce, direct relationships with farmers, and locally produced goods. That demand has encouraged both established markets and newer community markets to grow, adding…

ByNina OliverioJune 27, 20260Comments

A counterfeit white, green, and red soccer ball with "FIFA World Cup" and "México" printed on it.

News

Counterfeit World Cup merchandise seized in Cincinnati during nationwide CBP crackdown

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers stationed at the Port of Cincinnati seized more than 2,500 counterfeit FIFA World Cup items during a five-day operation aimed at stopping fake merchandise before it reached consumers. The enforcement campaign, known as Operation Protect the Pitch, took place from June 1 through June 5 and focused on…

ByNina OliverioJune 26, 20260Comments