Today's newscast includes these stories:

• 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.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• 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

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• 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

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• 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.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• 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

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• 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.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• 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

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• 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

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• 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

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• 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