Skeletal remains were discovered in a wooded area of West Price Hill, prompting a Cincinnati police investigation.
The remains were found off Minion Avenue, and authorities are working to identify the deceased through forensic analysis.
The discovery of skeletal remains in Cincinnati’s West Price Hill neighborhood has launched an active investigation by local authorities. Cincinnati…
A fire at the construction site of Cincinnati’s new Farmer Music Center prompted a response from multiple fire departments on July 29.
The fire broke out shortly after 2 p.m. at the venue under construction on Kellogg Road in Anderson Township.
Firefighters contained the blaze and prevented it from spreading to other parts of the…
Cincinnati officials are assessing the financial impact of historic flooding that damaged homes, businesses, roads, and sewer infrastructure across the city.
The Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) of Greater Cincinnati has already received thousands of reports related to sewer backups and flooding following the storms that struck the region in mid-July.
Local leaders say the scale…
Cincinnati leaders are considering changes to the city’s graffiti policy after business owners and homeowners said they have spent thousands of dollars cleaning up repeated acts of vandalism.
The proposal would give city officials greater flexibility when working with victims while exploring new ways to deter graffiti and punish offenders.
The effort comes after Cincinnati…
Consumers across Greater Cincinnati are changing where they shop as the ongoing cyclosporiasis outbreak raises concerns about fresh produce.
Cincinnati farmers’ markets have reported increased customer traffic, while local grocery stores also say shoppers are asking more questions about where fruits and vegetables are grown.
The shift comes as federal and state health officials continue…
Residents across Cincinnati and much of southwest Ohio should prepare for another round of severe weather as forecasters warn that a “train of storms” may produce heavy rainfall, flash flooding, and damaging wind gusts on Monday, July 27.
The Ohio storm threat comes as multiple weather systems are expected to track over the same areas,…
The parking lot on Sycamore Street between Seventh and Eighth streets should have filled up Friday morning.
Food trucks should have lined the lot.
Smokers should have been running. Long lines of customers should have packed the space between downtown office buildings. Thousands of visitors were moving through Cincinnati Music Festival weekend.
The lot sat empty…
Health officials across Ohio say mosquito populations are rising as the state moves through the peak of summer.
Recent rounds of rain followed by hot and humid weather have created ideal conditions for mosquitoes to breed.
Experts say standing water allows mosquitoes to lay eggs, while warm temperatures speed up their life cycle. As a…
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden will host its annual Stuffed Animal Clinic on Wednesday, July 29, offering families a free educational activity during the summer.
The Stuffed Animal Clinic invites children to bring their favorite plush toys for pretend veterinary checkups while learning how zoo professionals care for animals.
The event will take place…
Property taxes have become one of the defining issues in Ohio’s 2026 gubernatorial race as homeowners continue to face rising tax bills following higher home valuations and county reassessments.
Democratic candidate Dr. Amy Acton recently unveiled a plan that would provide targeted relief for seniors and middle-income homeowners while increasing state funding for public education.…


