Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• 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

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• 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

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• 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

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• 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

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• 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

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• 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

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• 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

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• 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

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• 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

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• 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.