In an era where taxpayer dollars fund essential social services, nonprofit fraud scandals are shaking public trust across the Midwest. This includes potential concerns about nonprofit fraud in Cincinnati.
From Minnesota's Feeding Our Future scheme—described as the largest COVID-19 fraud case in U.S. history—to emerging indictments in Ohio, these stories reveal systemic vulnerabilities in government-funded…
Funding is fully secured for the long-awaited Camp Washington skate park in Cincinnati, marking a major milestone for the neighborhood.
The project remains on schedule for a Summer 2026 opening as construction preparations begin.
For years, local skateboarders have advocated for a dedicated, municipally-owned facility within Cincinnati city limits. That vision is finally becoming a…
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine eliminates the ballot grace period citing legal concerns. New legislation requires all mail-in votes to arrive by Election Day.
According to various local media reports, DeWine has signed Senate Bill 293 into law. It officially eliminates the state's longstanding ballot grace period for mail-in votes.
The legislation, signed on December…
Drivers and residents in the East Walnut Hills and Columbia Parkway areas should prepare for significant traffic disruptions following the holidays.
On Friday, the City Government of Cincinnati announced a series of road and sidewalk closures beginning the evening of Monday, December 29, and extending through the afternoon of Sunday, January 4, 2026.
The…
The Cincinnati Police Department (CPD) confirm a man is in custody connected to the West End shooting that injured a mother and two children.
The West End shooting occurred early Christmas morning, leaving the community shaken but thankful the victims are stable.
Cincinnati police have arrested a man in connection with the gun violence that…
Heritage Bank Center braces for empty ice as the ECHL (formerly the East Coast Hockey League) and players union reach a breaking point over wages and benefits.
The Cincinnati Cyclones’ holiday home stand is under immediate threat as the Professional Hockey Players’ Association (PHPA) has served a strike notice to the ECHL, jeopardizing games scheduled…
The Ohio Department of Health (ODH) has launched a formal investigation into a potential Legionnaires’ outbreak at The Christ Hospital in Mt. Auburn. Additional cases were identified in December 2025, ODH said.
Officials confirmed that there are patients who recently developed the severe form of pneumonia during their stays at the facility.
The Christ…
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine officially signed House Bill 247 into law on Friday, marking a historic shift in how the state handles aggressive animals and owner accountability.
Known as "Avery’s Law," the legislation aims to close long-standing loopholes that allowed dangerous animals to remain in neighborhoods after multiple incidents.
DeWine finalized the legislative package this…
Cincinnati residents are reporting a series of mysterious high-pitched sounds that continue to disturb the peace in several historic neighborhoods.
Local officials have yet to identify the exact origin of these high-pitched sounds that wake families in the middle of the night.
According to reports from the Cincinnati Police Department, dozens of noise complaints…
Mauritanian immigrants are facing heightened scrutiny as federal enforcement actions increase across Greater Cincinnati.
The village of Lockland has become a focal point for the challenges surrounding Mauritanian immigrants and their legal status.
Families across the region are bracing for a wave of removals that could dismantle years of community integration.
According to reports from…


