The city is making massive strides in digital connectivity.
Officials recently announced several new partnerships to expand internet access.
\These initiatives aim to transform the region into a modern smart city. Access to fast internet is no longer a luxury. It has become a basic necessity for education, work, and healthcare. Local leaders understand this…
Vehicle thefts and break-ins continue to challenge Cincinnati as offenders adopt new, high-tech tactics, keeping property crime in focus even as overall violent crime declines and pandemic-era theft spikes begin to cool.
While recent National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) data revealed a historic 23% decline in U.S. auto thefts in 2025, local property crimes—particularly thefts…
An Ohio judge sentenced Dustin Ohm to over 50 years in prison on Friday.
Ohm received a 58 to 63-year sentence for his violent crimes.
Judge Don W. Fraser mandated that Ohm serve at least 54 of those years.
This final decision concludes a chaotic legal saga that began in May 2025. Ohm attacked several…
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…
As the federal government shutdown enters its fifth week, millions of Americans—including tens of thousands across Greater Cincinnati—face the possibility that November SNAP benefits may not be issued.
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), used carryover funds to cover October payments, but officials say those funds are…


