Todd Dykes

Cincinnati's The Banks district, located between the stadiums where the Bengals and the Reds play, is at the center of a new redevelopment proposal that aims to transform the area into an even more vibrant sports and entertainment hub than it already is.

Workers tout early access to Black Friday deals for shoppers who subscribe to Walmart Plus.

The word "canceled" is becoming increasingly common on the screens showing arrivals and departures at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG).

Members of Cincinnati's Public Safety Committee will soon start discussing implementing enhanced curfew rules for teenagers on Short Vine Street.

Court documents accuse a man of using a car to repeatedly ram a police cruiser with an officer inside before illegally entering an apartment complex, prompting a SWAT response in Winton Hills Wednesday.

Silas Shelton, a 48-year-old pastor in Blanchester, Ohio, is now an inmate at the Clinton County Adult Detention Center and facing four felony charges, including rape, after police say he began abusing a then-teenage girl six years ago.

Britney Ruby Miller, CEO of Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment, compared current safety concerns around Fountain Square to the early days of COVID-19, expressing optimism about new safety strategies being developed by downtown business leaders and the sheriff's office.

Cappy's Wine and Spirits in Loveland is facing a potential $100,000 loss in sales due to Gov. Mike DeWine's ban on intoxicating hemp products, which takes effect for 90 days starting Tuesday.

Bridge work between Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky will yield new land and new jobs.

On Monday, Fifth Third announced its acquisition of Comerica, a regional lender based in Dallas, in a $10.9 billion deal that will create the ninth-largest bank in the U.S. and expand Fifth Third's reach into Texas, California, and Arizona.

Railway Trust board president: Initial $1.6 billion rail sale amount now tops $1.8 billion

Ohio is set to enforce new driver's training requirements for residents under 21 starting tomorrow, aiming to reduce high accident rates among young adults.

With early voting for November's general election in Hamilton County starting in less than two weeks, election officials are offering "Behind the Ballot" tours to the public to emphasize transparency and boost voter confidence.

A detective with the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office said on Wednesday morning that a nine-year-old boy who's on life support at Cincinnati Children's Hospital is at the center of a severe child abuse case that also involves the boy's two younger siblings, ages 8 and 6.

A new workplace review involving dozens of Cincinnati firefighters and members of the fire department's staff has unveiled what could be construed as a culture of dissatisfaction.

Fans of the Cincinnati Bengals who don't have a ticket for Sunday's home opener against Jacksonville will have plenty of room outside Paycor Stadium to hear the roar of the Jungle.

A police department intervened in a cryptocurrency scam, helping a woman recover $23,000 and highlighting the lengths scammers will go to swindle unsuspecting victims.

About 100 students at Walnut Hills High School in Cincinnati walked out of their classrooms at noon on Friday, joining a nationwide protest to demand what they call common-sense gun safety measures from lawmakers.

Nearly two weeks after Stephen Howard was killed in a car crash in Middletown, his family is still waiting for answers about the other driver involved.

A Cincinnati police officer has been charged and accused of physically assaulting a woman and chasing her with a vehicle, according to court documents.