The Greater Cincinnati is preparing for a Cincinnati heat wave that forecasters say could bring several days of dangerous heat and humidity. This could begin Monday, June 29.
The Cincinnati heat wave is expected to intensify through the middle of next week. Temperatures will climb into the low 90s, and heat index values could…
Fourth of July events across Cincinnati will offer residents and visitors a full schedule of fireworks, parades, concerts, and family activities.
Fourth of July events this year also coincide with America’s 250th anniversary, giving many celebrations an added patriotic focus throughout the Cincinnati region.
Greater Cincinnati is preparing for one of its busiest holiday weekends…
Campaign Zero recommendations are driving renewed discussion about police accountability and transparency in Cincinnati.
Campaign Zero recommendations come after a report that alleges racial disparities in Cincinnati Police Department traffic and pedestrian stops. As a result, city leaders decided to launch an independent review.
Campaign Zero has released a series of policy proposals aimed at…
The Cincinnati hotel industry is experiencing a remarkable revitalization this year.
Local tourism initiatives and massive downtown developments are propelling the Cincinnati hotel industry forward.
The Cincinnati hotel industry is booming in 2026. A wave of new property developments is sweeping across the city. Tourists are flocking to Hamilton County in record numbers this season.…
Cincinnati has earned a place among the nation’s leading metropolitan areas after appearing in a new ranking of the 100 best U.S. cities for 2026.
The recognition comes from Resonance Consultancy’s annual America’s Best Cities report, which evaluates metropolitan areas based on livability, prosperity, and desirability.
The Cincinnati best cities recognition reflects a broader…
Ohio voters will not face new photo ID requirements for mail-in ballots after Gov. Mike DeWine rejected House Bill 472 on June 24.
The legislation would have expanded Ohio’s existing voter identification requirements by requiring absentee voters to provide a photo ID when voting by mail beginning in 2027.
DeWine said the proposal would create…
City officials have approved the use of $10 million from proceeds generated by the sale of Cincinnati’s Southern Railway assets.
This funding will be used to modernize the nearly century-old facility.
The investment represents one of the latest infrastructure projects funded through the railroad transaction. Moreover, this transaction continues to provide significant capital for…
Over the past decade, fitness wearables have evolved.
What started as a simple step counter has evolved into sophisticated health monitoring devices. These devices are now capable of generating valuable insights into an individual's overall health.
Wearables such as smartwatches, fitness bands, and health trackers now continuously collect information about physical activity, heart rate, sleep…
The Cincinnati region is seeing strong demand for artificial intelligence talent as employers move from experimenting with AI to deploying it across business operations.
Hiring managers say the fastest growth is occurring in healthcare, advanced manufacturing, financial services, logistics, and enterprise software.
Industry leaders also report that finding qualified workers remains one of the biggest…
Cincinnati job growth remained positive during the spring as the metro area added jobs and unemployment declined.
The growth has accelerated in 2026 after a weaker labor market performance in parts of 2025, according to recent employment data.
The Cincinnati metropolitan area added approximately 1,700 jobs in April 2026, extending a period of labor market…


