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FC Cincinnati is partnering with Marquee Development, which developed Gallagher Way in Wrigleyville, the entertainment area outside Wrigley Field in Chicago. The Ricketts family owns both the baseball team and the sports and entertainment agency.

More details on development near Cincinnati's TQL Stadium

The upgrade was part of Cincinnati &amp; Hamilton County’s Facility Master Plan. It will "bring improvements to all 41 locations over 10 years, including West End."

Newly-renovated library branch reopens in Cincinnati

The 20-acre campus would have educational and recreational programming designed to help participants 'find fulfillment and pursue their passions'

Nonprofit fundraises to build campus for young adults with intellectual disabilities

The spotted lanternfly is native to China, but made its way to the United States in 2014.  The pest has also been sighted in the Greater Cincinnati area over the last several years and this year is no exception.

Spotted lanternfly found in Cincinnati area

Scammers are targeting high school and college students, claiming you can make money as a brand ambassador.  But why many of those pitches are not the real thing.

Fake influencer scams targeting college students

Victoria Burham and Mark Winters' son Lance spent a lot of time playing with Legos at Cincinnati Children's after an arm injury led doctors to find a rare kidney cancer. He died in July, but donations of Legos in his honor let other children experience the fun he had.

Legacy of teen who died after battle with cancer continues at Cincinnati Children's

As one student spoke in support of the mural Forest Hills painted over, video shows a woman grabbing another woman's phone as she appeared to be recording the meeting. The crowd gasped as one board member could be heard saying, "That's assault."

Woman escorted out of Forest Hills board meeting amid controversy over board decisions

Bengals fans are celebrating the team's home opening game at Paycor Stadium. While many are disappointed with the team’s loss to the Ravens, there is excitement all around for the Bengals season.

'Bring us all closer'; Bengals fans embrace the return of Cincinnati football

Wednesday offered one last opportunity to get a few extra swings in before the team gears up to head to Indianapolis for the Great Lakes Region Tournament.

West Side Little League team hopes to continue winning tradition into Great Lakes regionals

Amazon will now take your returns at Staples stores at no charge, but one man discovers a possible catch, if your package disappears enroute back to Amazon.

Amazon taking returns at Staples, but know this possible catch

The Jewish Community Relations Council said flyers from the Aryan Freedom Network were found from Downtown Cincinnati to Loveland and Anderson Township Saturday evening through Sunday.

5 Cincinnati communities peppered with hateful flyers from Nazi group

United Auto Workers union President Shawn Fain explained the “Stand Up Strike” means a limited number of targeted locations will strike if a deal is not made with the Big Three — General Motors, Stellantis and Ford.

UAW plants ready for strike after deadline

"You can feel it": Bengals kickoff brings business

The center has been using the service for more than a decade, and there's never been a month where it wasn't needed, officials said. The team used the translation service on close to 80 calls just last month.

Butler County 911 bridges language barrier with push of button