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Hefty tells Rumpke that 25% of Hefty ReNew carton sales in the U.S. came from Cincinnati. The program launched locally in November 2023.

There are several ways to get rid of election signs without throwing them in the trash.

The company says it doesn't think customer payment information or payment processing systems have been affected.

Good news for people who've been asking for expanded recycling options — Rumpke is now taking a bunch of new items for recycling. You'll have to do a little extra work though.

Hamilton County residents are invited to give feedback on an update to the county's solid waste plan. The draft prioritizes reducing food waste and increasing support for businesses to recycle.

Cincinnati officials are launching a global search for ideas to increase recycling, both tech- and policy-related.

The rules for adding or expanding a landfill or recycling center in Hamilton County are changing. Commissioners adopted rules for the first time last December, and voted Thursday to revise them.

Rumpke Waste & Recycling is now accepting reusable plastic, paper and aluminum cups through its recycling program, with a few exceptions. Corporate Communications Manager Molly Yeager says there's two main reasons for the change.

Three robots are at the St. Bernard recycling center and two more are to come.

Rumpke is praising one of its workers for noticing a moving backpack along his route Wednesday and rescuing an abandoned 10-week-old puppy inside.Driver…