Good morning, Cincinnati.

Williams Auto Group has broken ground on a new 23,000-square-foot Chevrolet dealership and service center at 210 Gabbard Way in Mount Orab Auto Mall that will open in late 2027 and add 60 jobs.

Sunflower Development Group (a Kansas City-based firm) will convert the historic Cincinnati Club building at 30 Garfield Place, near Piatt Park, into a 150-room Series by Marriott boutique hotel at a $55M cost, with construction set to begin next year.

Ted Weil, Falcon Theatre's producing artistic director, previewed the upcoming 2026-27 season during a Spotlight interview at 2117 Dana Ave.

All About Kids Childcare and Learning Center will open its second facility in Oakley at 4722 Madison Road this October as part of the $25M Madison Parke development, and the center will serve 800 children on its reservation list.

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology said 285 million migratory birds flew south overnight through the Ohio River Valley on Sept.

13 — lighter numbers are expected today and Tuesday — and locals can help by reducing light pollution, using window decals, and keeping cats indoors.

Glenwood Behavioral Health Hospital in Cincinnati offers mental health and addiction treatment services for community members seeking support.

The facility highlights a range of resources designed to address varied needs.

Taylor Steckman, a Cincinnati tattoo artist diagnosed with MS in 2017, has turned her challenges into art by co-owning Soul Rage Tattoo in O’Bryonville with her wife.

She hopes her success inspires her 12-year-old daughter to believe nothing can stop her dreams.

The Port acquired the Crosley Building in 2024 — a building left empty since 2006 — and officials are exploring plans to revive the historic site.

Cincinnati's Bengals earned a 33 to 27 win over the Buccaneers at Paycor Stadium on Sept.

13, forcing four turnovers and making key defensive stops. Boye Mafe & Demetrius Knight Jr. helped spark the season opener.

The Banks is hosting a Bengals pregame block party today, inviting local fans with food+music and community fun before kickoff.

Local organizers are coordinating details to ensure a safe and lively event.

The Cincinnati Bengals are gearing up for week 1 of the NFL season when they will face the Buccaneers at their home stadium later this month.