Police officers handcuffing a demonstrator during a Kroger protest in Cincinnati.

9 arrested after Kroger protest in downtown Cincinnati

Nine animal rights activists were arrested Wednesday after protesters chained themselves to Kroger’s downtown Cincinnati headquarters, police said. None of the nine people arrested were from the Cincinnati area, according to Interim Cincinnati Police Chief Adam Hennie.  The protest involved about 60 activists calling on Kroger to strengthen its cage-free egg policy. Kroger protest draws…

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Person pushing a shopping cart filled with groceries through a produce aisle.

Cincinnati grocery delivery pilot expands food access in Winton Hills

Cincinnati’s grocery delivery pilot is helping Winton Hills residents access food more easily by reducing transportation and cost barriers. The program now serves more than 370 people, with 96 percent of participants receiving benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), according to city officials. The grocery delivery pilot provides eligible residents with monthly grocery…

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Cincinnati Ad Agencies Are Shrinking — What Replaced the 300-Person Model?

For decades, Cincinnati ad agencies formed a central part of the region’s professional economy. Large firms with 200 to 400 employees supported brand management operations tied to Procter & Gamble, Kroger, and other consumer companies. Today, that landscape looks different. For example, Cincinnati ad agencies that once operated at a large scale now run with…

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