The Kentucky elections bill now combines elements from other stalled legislation, increasing maximum political contributions, restricting forms of voter ID and allowing more partisanship in judicial races.

Cincinnati City Council voted Wednesday to approve 12 members of a new LGBTQIA+ Commission, which will advise city officials on policies relevant to the community.

An attorney for the property owner terminated the lease, alleging the restaurant had not paid any rent and owed $37,150.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose caved into the demands from the Trump Justice Department on voter records,

Gov. Andy Beshear praised Northern Kentucky's economy and pushed for Pre-K for All during a speech before the Northern Kentucky Chamber.

Greater Cincinnati Water Works has started locally canning city tap water.

A judge issued an order of arrest for former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin, stating that he can avoid jail if he complies with order to turn over financial information.

The partnership between the Ohio Attorney General’s Office and the local U.S. Attorney’s Office is focused on prosecuting violent crime.

All but a couple neighborhoods got at least one new feature in 2025, like traffic calming or improved street lighting, thanks to the city's Complete Streets policy.

The pilot was limited to a few neighborhoods where the median household income is below $50,000.