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The lawsuit alleges the Beckjord property and the unlined coal ash ponds are endangering public health and the environment.
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The Metropolitan Sewer District says it needs millions of dollars more for its sewer backup program after intense rain storms this summer.
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Cincinnati's stormwater management utility is currently part of Greater Cincinnati Water Works. Mayor Aftab Pureval wants to separate it, citing summer flooding.
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An intent to sell document from the owners of a 27-acre hillside greenspace to the Cincinnati Park Foundation could mean a big addition to historic Mount Storm Park.
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Prime leaf peeping time is still a few weeks away. Arborists and forestry experts have some advice on what to expect this year.
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Scientists say this year's El Niño could be one of the strongest on record. The climate phenomenon occurs when the Pacific Ocean gets abnormally warm, affecting weather patterns globally.
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French Park in Amberley Village is a popular spot for hiking with an in-demand event venue. Its also been overrun in recent decades by invasive plants. A reforestation effort is underway.
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The co-op is open to people living in 12 counties in Southwest Ohio: Brown, Butler, Clark, Clermont, Clinton, Darke, Greene, Hamilton, Miami, Montgomery, Preble and Warren. It's free to join.
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A professor studying a dead armadillo found near Miami University say it's proof the animal that has been slowly making its way northward has arrived in Ohio.
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The route would attempt to mitigate traffic, crashes and train crossings through the construction of a four-lane boulevard, but people in up to 65 homes will need to relocate.