Good morning, Hamilton.

Blue Ash announced new rules for the July 4 celebration to boost safety after last year’s chaos; the event will feature a secured, fenced venue, road closures on Glendale Milford Road from 3:00 p.m., and a policy that minors attend with an adult (all bags will be checked).

Skyline has reintroduced its popular Dip Chilito, a menu item combining cream cheese, Fritos, chili and cheese wrapped in a Chilito, at local Kroger stores.

It debuted on Apr. 20 and will be available until Sunday or until stock runs out.

A historical marker will be placed at Camp Dennison at noon Tuesday, Apr.

28 to honor its legacy as Ohio’s largest Civil War training camp (in Little Miami State Park). The event includes guest speakers, a nature hike, and refreshments.

A local tourism official said higher gas prices will not hurt travel this summer.

Julie Kirkpatrick from Meet NKY and Visit Cincy noted plans to target Midwest visitors + sports fans with campaigns promoting shorter trips and local attractions.

More than 71 acres along Mill Creek and the Miami-Erie Canal path will be preserved as a public park managed by Metro Parks of Butler County, offering conservation space for walking and bird watching.

Hamilton County Public Health warns that tick season has begun as temperatures stay above 40°F & experts urge residents to check for early signs of Lyme disease and Alpha-gal syndrome.

Residents are advised to take precautions to prevent severe allergic reactions.

Primary Health Solutions plans to acquire South Community Behavioral Health to expand integrated care and improve behavioral health services for over 40,000 patients.

The acquisition, scheduled for July and pending regulatory approval, will maintain current services and support community-based care (for residents in southwest Ohio).

West Chester Township's zoning commission approved a plan to build 82 townhomes between Cox Road and U.S. 42; trustees will vote on the zone change and plan on May 12, and the project includes a dog park plus shared open space.

B2K and Friends Concert

Time TBD — Heritage Bank Center — Ticket prices range from $117 to $406 — Enjoy a night of R&B and hip-hop nostalgia with Bow Wow, Pretty Ricky, and Waka Flocka Flame.

Interactive Tree Experience for Infants and Toddlers

12 PM – 3 PM — Aronoff Center for the Arts — Ticketed event — Immerse your little ones in a magical multi-sensory universe filled with music and soft light.

Interactive Tree Experience

3-6 p.m. — Aronoff Center for the Arts — Not specified — Discover a multi-sensory journey filled with gentle music and whimsical characters as you cozy up in nature's embrace.

The Supertramp Tribute

7 PM — Memorial Hall — Casual admission — Enjoy a nostalgic evening featuring live performances of classic Supertramp hits in a cozy setting.

P&G Health & Fitness Expo

9 a.m. - 6 p.m. — Duke Energy Convention Center — N/A — Explore the latest innovations in health and fitness products at this unmatched expo.

Happy Sorrows - World Premiere Film Showcase

7-10 p.m. — Memorial Hall — Ticketed event — Experience a local film showcase featuring the world premiere of Happy Sorrows along with a live Q&A and networking after-party.

Flying Pig Marathon

6 AM – 2 PM — Paycor Stadium — Prices starting at $50-$120 — Run in Cincinnati's fun-filled annual marathon event featuring various distance races and relay teams.

Yungblud Concert

6:00-9:30 p.m. — The Andrew J Brady Music Center — Last-minute tickets available — Experience the high-energy performance of Yungblud in Cincinnati.

Candlelight Concert: Tribute to The Beatles

6:00-6:59 p.m. — Memorial Hall — Tickets available — Experience The Beatles' classics in a magical candlelight setting.

Jog N Jam 5K

8 AM — Marcum Park — Registration required — Sprint through a 3.1-mile course while enjoying tunes during this fun run.