It was more than a week ago Local 12 broke the news the Erlanger Frisch's had shut its doors without any notice. The North College Hill and Spring Grove Village locations were the next to close.

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CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier/WKRC) - A local religious organization has plans to expand its footprint in Butler County with the upcoming purchase of a well-known regional family ...

HAMILTON, Ohio (WKRC) - A 75-year-old woman who admitted to robbing a credit union in Fairfield Township has been sentenced to at least four years in prison. Ann Mayers pleaded guilty to ...

Local 12's Sheila Gray was joined by three young designers who work with Asha Ama's fashion brand to discuss the "Who Do You Say That I Am" fashion show that will grace 15th Street from 8 p.m. to ...

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CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - It’s been a strong year for home sales at the top of the market across Greater Cincinnati. Through September, the most recent data available, there ...

(WKRC) - Former Walton Mayor Gabe Brown vehemently denies allegations of racial discrimination in a federal lawsuit filed against him and the city in an exclusive interview with Local 12.

Rumpke Waste & Recycling plans to build a $12 million facility in Clermont County’s Union Township, the company said in an Oct. 15 news release. The waste and recycling transfer depot will ...

Findlay-based Fresh Encounter, the owner of Remke Markets’ five local stores and 44 other stores in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana, has agreed to be acquired by Grand Rapids, Mich.-based SpartanNash.

“We grew from a staff of two part-time workers to now a staff of 12 individuals. Our production calendar is booked months and months in advance," said Shailah Maynard. Shailah Maynard is the co ...

It takes about $7 million to put on the festival. The money comes from local governments in both Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, sponsorships, and foundations. Brendon Cull is the President of ...