• Population growth trends around Cincinnati counties and comparison with Columbus area
• Cincinnati residents may be forced to pay thousands to clean up graffiti or face city lien on their property
• Northern Kentucky Catholic school to shut down amid rising costs, falling enrollment
• Cincinnati establishes LGBTQIA+ Commission to enhance community support and advocacy
• Cincinnati introduces canned tap water to support local artists and businesses

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• Ohio day cares face scrutiny after $1.1 million in overpayments discovered
• Boone County Republican primary pits traditional GOP against MAGA-style challenger
• Hamilton County marks lowest overdose death total since 2012
• The Banks won't enforce 21+ policy on Opening Day
• Cincinnati OK’d $455,000 for new West End restaurant. The landlord locked it out

• Ex-Venezuelan mayor detained by ICE seeks return to Venezuela
• New partnership targets violent crime in Cincinnati and improves public safety efforts
• Construction begins on $125 million biomedical facility in Covington
• New Brighton Approach Bridge to improve access and connectivity in Cincinnati
• New data offers insight into Tri-State students' mental health and behavior

• Nine arrested on federal firearm charges in Cincinnati's violent crime initiative
• Former NKY bank manager accused of stealing from customer accounts
• 15-year-old killed in shooting had been missing two years
• Pedestrian deaths decline in Cincinnati with new safety measures implemented
• Forest Hills School Board sued over ICE response plan redactions

• Rep. Landsman discusses Iran vote and hawkish stance at town hall
• City pilot program aids sidewalk repairs for 60 homeowners in Cincinnati
• Hamilton County levies: What ‘mills’ mean for voters
• Trial reveals financial downfall of Reston Construction amid management changes
• Fishbowl Live music venue in Cincinnati to close, future shows canceled

• Damon Lynch IV reflects on his 2016 protest vote for Trump
• Cincinnati court hears arguments on immigrant detention and bond release
• Meisers grocery and deli in Lower Price Hill closes after five years
• Over-the-Rhine nonprofit sues to seize two blighted buildings near Findlay Market
• Independent Northern Kentucky bookstore changes owners after 47 years

• Ohio bill seeks to end parole for cop killers
• Clifton Market foreclosure case progresses amid financial struggles for owners
• Cincinnati Council debates $8 million investment in Farmer Music Center project
• A year after Big Mac Bridge fire, dumpster of cooking oil found under Newport bridge
• Sharonville targets 2026 construction start for $75M downtown revitalization

• Cincinnati residents report declining satisfaction with living conditions and safety
• Price of Brent Spence project now nearly $4.4B, with more costs to come
• Worker killed in accident at Ford Motor Company in Sharonville
• Landsman clarifies he supports the Iran war — to a point
• Meet the Republican candidates running ro unseat Landsman

Ohio grants $2.5 million for 100 workforce homes in Hamilton

Hyde Park Square group demands adherence to new neighborhood development plan

MetroParks launches 'Pearmageddon' to remove invasive trees

Princeton, Mount Notre Dame girls finish as state runners-up

• Cincinnati police arrest 39 in planned street takeover, 65 vehicles towed
• Decline in visitors downtown and in OTR amid crime concerns
• UC grad among National Guard airmen killed in Iraq mid-air collision
• Federal judge clears Covington officers of excessive force allegations in arrest
• Habitat for Humanity expands affordable housing with new middle housing units

• Judge rules in favor of Moeller, Archdiocese in sexual harassment lawsuit
• Ex-teacher sentenced for sexual exploitation of high school student
• In neighborhoods across Greater Cincinnati, a nonviolent resistance begins to organize
• Festival Park project to spruce up Newport's riverfront
• Bengals owner Brown and Dr. August Troendle make annual billionaires list

• Trump visits Greater Cincinnati, labels war an "excursion"
• Judge blocks potential source of money for Bengals stadium renovation
• 'I regret the offense' | Little Miami school board member resigns, citing social posts
• Cincinnati youth job demand exceeds supply, funding challenges persist
• New CSO fellowship targets critical gap for aspiring orchestra musicians

• Cincinnati city manager plans to dissolve development department in major reorganization
• City Council praises city manager but seeks communication improvements
• Clifton Market faces foreclosure and financial difficulties affecting inventory
• Understanding tax-increment financing districts and their impact on development
• Sharon Woods Lake and trail reopening this spring after major improvements

• Cincinnati sees highest gas price hike in country
• West End residents frustrated over safety lapses, unkept promises
• Covington residents discuss housing fund allocation and community outreach
• GE Aerospace to invest $115M into Cincinnati-area facilities
• Shelterhouse to administer part of Red Bike's low-income membership program

• Gunfire killed two 11-year-olds on this block: What we learned
• Continued racial disparities in local homeownership persist despite some improvements
• Trump to make stops Wednesday in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky
• Cincinnati Planning Commission extends data center regulations for nine months
• A Mason businessman opens a window to the universe in Adams County

• Former death row inmate from Cincinnati can seek compensation from state
• Cincinnati public safety departments could see budget cuts this year
• Two GOP congressmen criticized earmarks, then requested them
• Researching future water availability for Southwest Ohio amid development growth
• Signature downtown mixed-use building hit with foreclosure case

• Threats lead to school evacuations and lockdowns in Cincinnati area
• FC Cincinnati leaders detail stadium expansion plans, mixed-use project timetable
• Public works employees disciplined for allegedly clocking in/out for each other
• 'Build Ready' campaign aims to streamline small multi-family housing
• Cincinnati nonprofit launches $6M campaign with help of former Bengal Hubbard

• Riverfront Live shootings lead to federal charges for two
• FC Cincinnati applies for $136M from state. Will it expand TQL Stadium?
• UC Health, University of Cincinnati open region’s first academic wellness suite
• Sittenfeld discusses unexpected Trump pardon
• Cincinnati Herald pauses publication to redesign business model

• Details over suspension, investigation of Crossroads pastor Brian Tome
• Cincinnati proposes reparations program for housing discrimination assistance
• City Council budget process starts with public hearings this month
• Hamilton County seeks $234 million for Bengals stadium renovation funding
• ATF offers reward for info on Riverfront Live mass shooting suspects

• Update on Riverfront Live mass shooting and investigation status
• Mass shooting injures nine at Riverfront Live in Cincinnati's East End
• Greg Landsman backs U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran amid ongoing military tensions
• Crossroads pastor Brian Tome suspended during internal investigation
• UC sues former QB Brendan Sorsby over NIL breach

• Cincinnati extends investigation into Police Chief Teresa Theetge through March
• Charges dismissed against former council candidate Kevin Farmer
• City Council approves funding for new convention hotel project
• Community reacts to paused Dixie Highway reconfiguration plan
• Cincinnati Pops announces exciting 2026-27 season lineup

• Ohio House passes bill to ban ranked choice voting, Cincy leaders push back
• UC cuts ties with diversity organizations amidst federal pressure
• UC invests in Welcome Gateway Building design for campus enhancement
• Affordable housing for adults with developmental disabilities opens in Hamilton County
• Mariemont Theatre closes; nonprofit plans takeover amid fundraising

• Council moves to prevent ICE staging on city property
• Rising unlawful detention cases in Northern KY
• Two new nonstop flights from CVG
• Miami Valley Christian Academy building new high school
• ArtsWave launches artist-in-residence program at OneNKY Center

• With 8 fire deaths already, Hamilton County nears annual average
• Connected Communities has cut regulatory barriers for construction
• How 'deal with the devil' led to conviction in execution-style killing
• Pacman Jones pleads guilty to assaulting officer, faces prison time
• Pilot program gives high schoolers direct path to HVAC careers

• A witness recanted. Decades later, new man faces trial in 1997 killing
• Second-chance manufacturer plans $6M expansion, 15 new jobs in Lower Price Hill
• Mothers who lost children to gun violence find hope, healing through A Mother’s Voice
• Explosives will bring down Kentucky's Fourth Street bridge over Licking River
• Cincinnati Open launching year-round sporting club, restaurant open to public

• Cincinnati officials re-negotiate settlement to fix city pension fund
• Cincinnati Public Schools delays homeless student sleep lot
• City Announces Partnership with UC Health and Cincinnati Children's to Prevent Violence
• Fifth Third Bank signs UC, Xavier basketball players in NIL sponsorship program
• Gallery exhibition to foster conversation about local food systems

• County GOP official sues Ohio House Republicans over 'obscene' ads
• When it comes to snowy sidewalks, some on Council want Cincinnati to clean up its act
• What led a woman to drive into 3 children outside apartment building?
• Airline industry’s slow growth is affecting CVG
• Local art series focused on people of color moves to CAC

• Council considers immigration protections, including legal aid
• A Cincinnati family took in an asylum seeker. He may face deportation
• Progress on Cincinnati’s climate plan will be driven by ‘small things’
• 3CDC unveils final financing plan for $540M downtown headquarters hotel
• From campaigns to boycotts, remembering Jesse Jackson's Cincinnati visits

• Cincinnati police chief probe nears deadline; little disclosed
• NKY Housing Fund targets 6,650 units amid job growth
• Cincinnati Zoo taps Terrex; Mexican wolf habitat underway
• Gilbert Avenue “complete street” redesign wins $3.8M grant
• Phil Castellini takes full control of Cincinnati Reds operations

• Mount Airy condo fire displaces nine; woman found dead
• Northside shootings leave two dead, two injured
• Counties vary on agreements that let deputies assist ICE
• New Aeron Defense buys General Tool, Magna Machine
• Heart of Northside brings Blue Zones-inspired longevity hub

• Cincinnati studies more park cameras, lighting for safety
• Railway trust nears $2B; city struggles spending windfall
• Onconetix pivots from biotech to AI humanoid-robot acquisition
• Hidden Valley Lake residents protest outages, 90% water-rate hikes
• Bid on Paycor furniture at Bengals renovation auction

• Cincinnati pauses, adds zoning review for incoming data centers
• Inspectors spot fire hazards, encampments under Hamilton County bridges
• Hamilton County JFS moves to Bond Hill; old site to apartments
• Six local firms make Forbes 2026 best large employers list
• “WKRP” radio call letters up for auction

• Cincinnati doubles affordable apartments, but gap still huge
• NKY hospitals warn Medicaid cuts could trigger closures
• Cincinnati patched 3,100 potholes already; new trucks speed work
• UC taps David Gius to lead Cancer Center July 1
• Opinion: Middle class paying for City Hall mismanagement

• Kroger taps Greg Foran as new CEO
• Ohio townships warn property-tax repeal could bankrupt local governments
• Cencora confirms $106M Harrison distribution hub, 140 jobs
• Green-card holder held five months over old $50 fraud
• Convention center renamed First Financial Center in $10M deal

• Enquirer launches Neighborhood Snapshot tool for Cincinnati’s 52 neighborhoods
• Ohio THC drink ban threatens Cincinnati breweries’ fast-growing market
• Hamilton County seeks feedback to reconnect six suburbs split by infrastructure
• Northside Gateway wins $2M federal boost for mixed-use project
• Enquirer spotlights Cincinnati’s first Black patrolman and detective

• Cincinnati sets 17% reserve baseline; new “waterfall” buckets
• Findlay Market buys former Cohatch building for $6.5M
• Ex-Xavier director charged after hidden-camera allegations in office
• Covington pastor pleads guilty to sexual abuse; sentencing March 9
• Bengals fans can bid on Paycor Stadium seats, stools, taps

• 200 property owners warned: clear snowy sidewalks or pay $25
• Strategic Growth office planned to speed development approvals
• Cincinnati rents dip; more listings offer perks like free parking
• Kroger hits "average" satisfaction score in latest national ACSI rankings
• Northside mutual-aid group TEN builds low-barrier support for trans neighbors

• Inmate sues Hamilton County Jail over belt beating, retaliation
• CVG passenger traffic falls 2.6% in 2025; rebound ahead
• Victory Vistas seniors keep homes with emergency vouchers
• UC students’ to launch satellite with on NASA mission
• Savanna, Cincinnati Zoo cheetah ambassador, dies at 13

• CPS faces backlash after reopening amid ongoing snow threat
• City safety fund spent; youth curfew served four teens
• Fifth Third closes $10.9B Comerica deal; Stock Yards expands
• Visit Cincy names Julie Kirkpatrick interim CEO; search begins
• Sharon Woods loop trail reopens late February after upgrades

• Cyclists rally downtown Cincinnati against ICE raids, honor victims
• Man sentenced 30 months for online threats to ICE
• Gest Street closes Feb. 12 for Brent Spence corridor work
• AtriCure gets $6M REDI grant for $45M Mason expansion
• Stand Up Therapy blends comedy and mental health in Dayton, Ky.

• Sheryl Long tops Cincinnati payroll at $329K
• Hamilton County split on timing children’s services levy renewal
• Hoffman School owners accused of illegal dumping, kids trespass
• UK autonomous-vehicle firm Aurrigo adds 28 Cincinnati R&D jobs
• Pinto urges UC students: don’t confront ICE; document, seek counsel

• Bengals lease: county oversight terms stripped before signing
• FBI probes Florence KY ‘revenue diversion’ after city audit
• TANK proposes small bus tweaks; fewer trips into Cincinnati
• Cincinnati archdiocese to hold first synod in 50 years
• Bad Tom Smith Brewing taproom closing Saturday

• Cincinnati Council condemns ICE shooting, urges mask ban compliance
• Hundreds reinstated at Cincinnati NIOSH after surprise return orders
• Vision & Beyond founders, title staff indicted in loan fraud
• Lunkenheimer factory complex wins historic listing, unlocking redevelopment credits
• Concerted nonprofit trades volunteer hours for tickets, expands in 2026

• CPS board taps Craig president, Moncree-Moffett VP, Armbruster sworn-in
• Witness no-show delays Tchervinski brawl trial; rescheduled Feb. 10
• Cincinnati Children’s buys Springboro Pediatrics, expanding primary care in Warren
• Tenants union wins Auburn Avenue lease: rent freeze, just-cause
• Dani Isaacsohn is Ohio House minority leader, first from Cincinnati

• Viral brawl trial delayed; charging disparities draw scrutiny
• Jeff Ruby agrees to $1.5M tip-theft settlement
• Global Payments closes $24B Worldpay deal; cuts likely
• Volunteers rip out honeysuckle to revive Hamilton County parks
• Reds’ TV future unclear after FanDuel contract exits

• Council meets privately on Ryan Hinton settlement talks
• Taste of Belgium files Chapter 11 for two locations
• Butler County GOP endorses Michael Ryan over Cindy Carpenter
• Evans Landscaping owner pays $35K in dumping settlement
• CityBeat editor-in-chief steps down; Meghan Goth takes over

• Juvenile shootings stay high despite Cincinnati gun-violence drop
• Model Group’s $44M Reid Flats adds 91 affordable units
• Councilman Seth Walsh launches campaign for Ohio treasurer
• Arts Vibrancy Index ranks Cincinnati top 5% nationally
• Midwestern Lesbian opens quiet LGBTQ+ community hub in OTR

• Man convicted of forging redistricting petition signatures
• Miami Township appeals $45M wrongful conviction award
• UC grant offers free tuition for low-income students
• Enable Injections lands $30M for Springdale expansion
• Northern Kentucky dispensaries delayed by supply issues

• Attorney cites suspect’s mental health in Vance-home vandalism case
• Pureval pushes income-tax hike for safety, poverty fight
• New councilman Ryan James prioritizes affordability, childcare, equity
• National Exemplar wins Southwest Ohio Restaurant of the Year
• Clifton’s Proud Rooster closing as owner Bob Doll retires

• Man arrested after vandalizing JD Vance’s Cincinnati home
• Prosecutors drop death penalty bid in Hinton deputy killing
• 3CDC, Panino settle lawsuit over Imagination Alley park access
• Madisonville senior fights foreclosure after property tax spike
• Bengals owner backs Zac Taylor, Duke Tobin after 6-11

• TriHealth, UnitedHealthcare deal keeps 80,000 patients in-network
• Vigil for 11-year-old renews calls for Laurel Park cameras
• Don’t Dump the ’Nati hauls million pounds, expands drop-offs
• Stord adds Hebron center, 539 jobs, invests in robotics
• Cincinnati water wins taste award, heads to national finals

• Cincinnati hotel sector sees downturn; convention center fuels hopes
• Red Bike rebounds: 125,000 rides; new funding boosts plans
• Atlas Building slated for 67 mixed-income apartments
• Camp Washington skate park starts February; cheese-coney obstacle planned
• Wayfarer Tavern tops 2025 new restaurants list

• Harrison Township apartment fire displaces 30; four pets die
• East Walnut Hills roads closed near Vance home through Jan. 4
• Cleves resident wins open-meetings lawsuit; village plans appeal
• RelaDyne moves headquarters to Houston; Hebron expansion grows jobs
• Pyramid Hill’s “Cincinnati Story” sculpture heads to Virginia restoration

• Clerical error upends key evidence in Elwood Jones case
• Banks development moving forward with denser urban design
• Senior housing costs rising, options limited in Cincinnati
• Civic engagement key to health equity, says Payne
• Westin Fountain Square to undergo full renovation in 2026

• Cincinnati Children’s reviews Medicaid rule on youth gender care
• Freestore Foodbank demand surges; 274,000 people need help
• Ross schools approve four-year teacher contract after strike threats
• Visit Cincy CEO Julie Calvert to exit; next job unclear
• Covington restores Frank Duveneck home with $600,000 funding

• OTR outages fuel anger as Duke seeks easier standards
• Historic tax credits fund OTR, downtown housing and hotel projects
• Pillich drops Elwood Jones charges; Deters calls it “sickening”
• Stord invests $41M, adding 539 jobs in Hebron
• Arrive Alive offers $25 Uber vouchers; register online

• Children services levy eyes $35M fixes, seeks general fund help
• Fourth tenant sues landlord, cites child asthma, lead, bed bugs
• Victory Vistas seniors face doubled rents; dispute LIHTC rules
• Scripps rejects Sinclair’s $7 bid; door open for new offer
• Signal 99 admin revealed: Carolyn Adams vows continued political push

• Kroger sued again over assistant managers’ overtime pay
• Hamilton County opens $16M EMA building with NextGen 911
• Cincinnati colleges race to adopt AI; rules still evolving
• Temp snow workers allege harsh shifts; Bengals blamed for seats
• 1896 beer mosaic mural uncovered at Rhinegeist renovations

• Cincinnati-born Christian lobby now Ohio’s biggest conservative force
• SencorpWhite relocates HQ to Hamilton, promising 230 high-paying jobs
• Hinton charged with jail assault; insanity plea bid continues
• Lockland Valley Interfaith center launches $1M expansion
• Bengals’ snowy seats draw NFL scrutiny after 24-0 loss

• ICE supervisor indicted; prosecutors cite years of alleged abuse.
• City contract for Iris Roley raises patronage, oversight questions.
• Mount Healthy schools pursue fourth levy; arts, sports at risk.
• Downtown food trucks cleared to serve until 1am
• West Chester to host MLS Next qualifier; $5.1M impact.

• Cincinnati reviews police force cases involving residents with disabilities.
• Developer plans apartments, storefronts in long-vacant downtown Cincinnati building.
• New grants boost Cincinnati Development Fund’s affordable housing financing.
• Zillow predicts Cincinnati home values rising faster than national.
• Chowdown Cares Fund to stabilize struggling independent Cincinnati restaurants.

• Rodney Hinton seeks insanity plea in deputy death case
• Hamilton County may expand conviction integrity unit with independent lawyers
• Kroger’s AI delivery pivot raises privacy and pricing concerns
• Cincinnati housing boom driven by conversions, but affordability still worsening
• Link Media acquires CityBeat, pledging continuity for alt-weekly

• Cincinnati deficit doubles as business tax revenue plunges
• Council questions city paying bulk of 2020 protest settlement
• Ross teachers prepare strike as salary talks reach impasse
• Black-owned Develocode builds ethical tech for community safety, accessibility
• UC herbarium digitizes 125,000 specimens to track ecological change

• UC axes degrees, Miami consolidates majors under Ohio SB1.
• CAC director Christina Vassallo departing for Philadelphia arts leadership.
• Hamilton officer suspended after slamming handcuffed man into counter.
• Kroger pays Ocado $350M, shutters three robotic warehouses.
• Developers plan $40M income-restricted senior apartments in Norwood.

• Cincinnati to pay $8.1M over 2020 protest arrests
• Mystery deaths of 72 vultures probed for avian flu
• UC’s Clifton Heights corridor transformed into billion-dollar student hub
• Recycling & Reuse Hub to begin small drop-off membership fees
• Newtown complex adding Cincinnati’s first dedicated padel courts

• Victory Vistas seniors say promised affordable rents doubled, prompting outcry.
• Butler County commissioner accused of racist remarks, misuse of office.
• EPA wetlands rule could imperil Mill Creek tributaries, local protections.
• Downtown businesses weigh voluntary surcharge funding new convention hotel.
• Kroger nears decision on new CEO amid cost-cutting campaign.

• Sun Country opens CVG crew base, eyes passenger route expansion
• Grand jury declines homicide charges in Moeller student crash
• Fort Thomas names interim mayor amid city finance controversy
• Youth climate grants fuel Cincinnati’s next generation of environmental leaders
• Student theater project dramatizes Cincinnati environmental history this week

• Snowplow tracker crashes as record-breaking snow hits
• City touts revamped snow response and new technology after audit
• Police union defends K-9 use on Cincinnati teen during arrest
• Boutique hotel conversion of historic Fourth Street building is stalled
• Flight Club social darts venue opening downtown Cincinnati Dec. 12

• Cincinnati delays permanent homeless day center after Queensgate site collapses
• Metro union leaders accused of $60K in financial misconduct
• Downtown bars add 1% fee to fund convention hotel
• Zillow: Local home listings see steep $20,000 average cuts
• UC student blasts Cincinnati politics as closed loop ignoring youth

• Snowy night commute likely across Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky
• ICE detentions surge as violent offenders remain a tiny minority
• Landsman fights ACA subsidies, draws fire from Cincinnati socialists
• Cincinnati tests drones as first responders, raising community privacy questions
• Aronoff Center reimagines Broadway experience for post-pandemic, digital audiences

• City West sale funds rehab, promises no West End displacement
• Kroger ends remote work, boosting downtown Cincinnati office foot traffic
• Lead pipe theft prompts discipline, tighter oversight at Cincinnati Waterworks
• Corrections officer charged after allegedly striking inmate with belt
• UC funds ‘The Why’ renovation into student hub by 2027

• Agencies boost downtown patrols to improve Cincinnati holiday safety.
• Investigation faulting Milford athletic director for mishandling coach misconduct.
• PulteGroup enters Cincinnati-Dayton market, targeting top regional homebuilder status.
• UC Health freezes hiring amid budget strains and looming flu.
• New Chowdown Cares Fund supports Greater Cincinnati independent restaurants’ survival.

• Eviction Aid: City programs kept 779 households housed; most avoided displacement.
• School Exit: Principal resigned after student complaint; police found no crime.
• Police Tech: Cincinnati plans $41M Axon deal for drones, cameras, gear.
• Banks Clash: Leaders split over $800M towers reshaping riverfront development.
• Alert Concerns: UC students upset after no notice during nearby shooting.

• Media Shake-Up: Sinclair eyes a hostile merger with Scripps, raising Cincinnati media-consolidation concerns.
• Pilot Picket: Allegiant pilots protest at CVG, demanding a long-overdue contract. Read more.
• Kroger closures: Ocado facilities shuttered and shifts to a hybrid e-commerce model.
• Banks Reboot: New proposal revives The Banks with tall towers, housing, and a hotel. Read more.
• Viaduct Redesign: Western Hills Viaduct shrinks as inflation drives project costs higher.

• Rising Taxes: Southwest Ohio valuations climb, boosting 2027 property tax burdens.
• Rent Dispute: Victory Vistas seniors contest doubled rents; owners deny violations.
• Bond Hill: New subcommittee channels redevelopment funds through resident priorities.
• Land Donation: Neyer gifts 10 acres, expanding UC’s research preserve.
• VPod Expansion: Cincinnati’s Dr. Kesha Williams brings her invention to Walmart.

• Police Shooting: Lindner fatally shot after Ohio chase, alleged threats, standoff.
• Civic Forum: Leaders urge stronger city–neighborhood partnerships for better accountability.
• Mason Mile: City backs major downtown remake with zoning, public-space overhaul.
• Fraud Plea: Rumby co-founder admits $6.5M scheme, awaits sentencing.
• School Fallout: Eastgate beauty academy closure leaves students owed thousands.

• Crime Effort: State patrol partnership nets 23 felony arrests.
• Banks Plan: Officials review new riverfront redevelopment vision.
• Tax Proposal: County weighs transfer fee hike for budget needs.
• Reporter Cleared: Charges dropped against journalist arrested at protest.
• Pet Event: Shelters offer $9.99 Black Friday adoptions.

• UC Health Leader Faces Conflict Probe: Surgeons raised alarm over $2.7M Stryker consulting payments.
• Cincinnati Debates Food Truck Curfew: Council split on limiting late-night vendors Downtown, OTR.
• Council Weighs Teen Curfew Near UC: Proposed Short Vine restriction follows rise in Corryville crime.
• Luxury Townhomes Planned in East Walnut Hills: Three high-end residences approved to meet housing demand.
• Storytelling Festival Returns Downtown: Know Theatre hosts three-day event featuring acclaimed performers.

• Charter Committee Eyes Ranked Choice: After election loss, Charter may push ranked choice voting.
• Cincinnati Seniors Priced Out: Rising housing costs squeeze Cincinnati’s aging population, experts warn.
• Marathon Deaths Shock Community: Cincinnati runner Kyle Fisher among two dead at marathon.
• 21c Hotel Sold: Cincinnati’s 21c Museum Hotel sells for $25 million.
• Jeff Pastor Seeks Pardon: Ex-councilman requests presidential pardon, hopes for redemption.