Your Guide to the Cincinnati Music Festival Cincinnati’s biggest summer weekend returns to the riverfront, bringing legendary R&B and soul artists directly to Paycor Stadium. As thousands of music lovers descend on downtown, preparing for crowds and traffic is essential for a smooth experience. Whether you hold field tickets or just want to navigate downtown, our guide has you covered. The Legacy and Lineup on the Riverfront Originally starting in 1962 as the Ohio Valley … Read More

Drone Delivery is Coming to Greater Cincinnati Residents of Hamilton and the broader Cincinnati area may soon see their grocery orders taking flight. Walmart is exploring a new drone delivery pilot program based at its Main Street store in Hamilton to bring fast, airborne delivery to local neighborhoods. This cutting-edge service aims to drop off food, drinks, and household essentials directly to your doorstep in minutes. How Drone Delivery Works in Hamilton The pilot program … Read More

Cincinnati Election Day: What is on Your Ballot As Greater Cincinnati voters head to the polls, crucial local decisions are on the line alongside high-profile national contests. From vital public school levies to contested county commission seats, these local ballot items will directly shape the future of our tri-state neighborhoods. Here is everything you need to know to make an informed decision and navigate the voting process with confidence. The Key Local Races Shaping Hamilton … Read More

Why the Reds Might Trade Fan-Favorite Jonathan India Cincinnati Reds fans are no strangers to difficult departures, but the upcoming front office decisions could bring a tough pill to swallow at Great American Ball Park. As the team looks to fine-tune the roster for a serious postseason push, second baseman Jonathan India has emerged as the most viable trade candidate. While parting with the former Rookie of the Year would hurt, it might be the … Read More

Cincinnati Braces for Dangerous 100-Degree Heat Index A severe heat wave is pushing temperatures across the Tri-State area into dangerous territory, with the feels-like temperature projected to hit triple digits. Local meteorologists warn that high humidity levels off the Ohio River will amplify the heat, making outdoor activities hazardous. Cincinnati residents should prepare now for consecutive days of extreme heat and take immediate steps to keep their homes and families safe. The Science Behind the … Read More

Oktoberfest Zinzinnati Celebrates 50 Years of Heritage For half a century, Southwest Ohioans have gathered downtown to celebrate our region’s deep German roots at Oktoberfest Zinzinnati. This year’s landmark 50th-anniversary celebration brought historic crowds, traditional cuisine, and the spectacular return of a fan-favorite icon to the heart of the Queen City. Whether you came for the world-class draft beers or the world-record chicken dance, the golden jubilee proved why this local tradition remains the largest … Read More

How Ohio and Cincinnati Can Better Protect Our Seniors Ohio’s rapidly aging population faces mounting safety risks, prompting local advocates and state officials to call for urgent reforms in senior care and protection. In the Greater Cincinnati area, families increasingly struggle to navigate a complex system burdened by underfunded protective services and inconsistent facility oversight. Understanding these gaps is the first step toward securing safer, more reliable resources for our vulnerable elderly neighbors. The Current … Read More