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Two weeks after Cincinnati officials placed temporary barricades on Republic Street to disrupt a dangerous open-air drug market, police say there are early signs that this strategy may be working.

How much affordable housing is too much for a neighborhood? West End residents could force the city to answer that question with a discrimination complaint now being reviewed.

UC Health quietly racked up $256 million in operating losses over 2.5 years. Now, it's eyeing a $279 million payday from Medicaid.

A religious community for ex-prison inmates is set to open later this year in Sedamsville, where two potentially violent or sex offenders will live in a house with a Catholic priest or monk.

Dearborn County 911 records show the Dillsboro, IN Ambulance Unit responded to 12% of residents' 911 calls in 2023. County Commissioners said they're cancelling the nonprofit squad's contract.

Colerain Township has a bold plan to redevelop Northgate Mall. Here's how recent ownership changes could make that plan more difficult.

Despite repeated complaints for nearly a year about excessive dust, noise and a growing mound of solid waste at a Sycamore Township solid waste processing business, the problems continue.

Nine of the 27 restaurants that closed after bad inspections in 2023 had at least one violation of food-temperature problems. But data shows they're getting better at handling the 'danger zone.'

Temperatures in the Tri-State have been downright frigid, but for hockey and skating enthusiasts, it provides a solid foundation on which to do activities they can't in other times of the year.

Many neighbors of the Nestlewood solar project near Hammersville in Clermont County, complained about flooding and standing water after heavy rains this week.