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WARREN COUNTY, OH --Wawa, a privately held, family and associate-owned chain of 1,200 convenience retail stores currently operating in thirteen states and Washington, DC, today announced an exclusive offer for customers in its Midwest region. From March 23 through May 3, customers can visit 28 Wawa locations in Ohio,...

CINCINNATI — Thursday is a big day for Cincinnati: the Reds home opener. To celebrate, the Cincinnati Metro is offering fare-free rides for all Metro fixed routes and Access paratransit service for the entire day. “Opening Day is one of Cincinnati’s most celebrated traditions, and Metro is proud to...

Editor's note: This article has been updated. COVINGTON, KY – A Japanese businesses will be welcomed to the Downtown Covington area this week. Mitsui Chemicals America, Inc., and its brand InnoCell, are the first international lab company in LifeSciKY's incubator lab at the OneNKY Center in Covington. The company...

If you love old-school car culture, this Ohio restaurant is a blast from the first minute. The whole place leans hard into the garage theme. With vintage Ford details, auto-shop style touches, and enough personality, this place makes dinner feel like an event instead of just another meal out. It...

COLD SPRING, Ky. (WKRC) - A Northern Kentucky manufacturer will pay nearly $900,000 to settle allegations it improperly obtained and received forgiveness of a Paycheck Protection Program loan, federal officials said. Segepo-FSM, Inc., based in Cold Spring, agreed to pay $887,234 to resolve claims it violated the...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A motorcyclist lost control and crashed in Cincinnati, resulting in their death. The crash occurred around noon on Shaffer Avenue in the Westwood neighborhood of Cincinnati. The motorcycle was the only vehicle involved in the crash. No other information was immediately made available.

GOODWILL is opening a new retail location in just weeks for customers. The beloved non-profit is taking over a location that previously belonged to Joann Fabrics & Crafts, which filed for bankruptcy in January 2025. Joann’s filing led to a full liquidation and closure of all remaining stores, and companies...

In the 1850s, when Cincinnati had an immense trade with the South, fifty to seventy riverboats often filled the city’s wharf at any time. It was during this heyday of Ohio River traffic that the Spencer House opened in December 1853. The new five-story, four-hundred room hotel cost its builder, John H. Groesbeck,...

Kevin Eagles, Assistant Director of the Fort Thomas Military and Community Museum, recently presented new research exploring Japanese American resettlement in the Cincinnati area. His work focuses on the lives of Masaji “Stogie” Toki and Takeshi “Tom” Nakamoto, two men whose stories are closely tied to Fort Thomas....

After seemingly closing its doors for good last fall, the Lonely Pine Steakhouse is reopening under new ownership. Madeline Sheblessy, who was the restaurant’s executive chef while it was open, has purchased the business from Jacob Trevino and his company, Gorilla Cinema Presents. Sheblessy and her partner, Mike...