Good morning, Hamilton.

Groundwork has started on a new Texas Roadhouse at NW Washington Boulevard and Main Street that will open in September with 348 seats and additional parking — the project will add 25 employees.

The former CVS site on High Street is being cleared for a QuikTrip gas station planned as a 4,996-square-foot convenience store with seven double-sided fuel dispensers and 50 parking spots — the project is set to create 20 to 30 new jobs.

The 20-year-old Mason man, James River Phillips, accused of making and detonating bombs at a sports complex in Lebanon and linked to earlier explosive incidents, returned to federal court Tuesday with his defense attorney Scott Croswell—he is held without bond and faces charges for possessing and using explosive devices.

A bipartisan Senate bill will give funding to school districts to study pilot programs for long-term cell phone bans while an Ohio law requiring school districts to set phone policies takes effect before next school year—state lawmakers are pushing for a full statewide ban.

WVXU discussed the future of green jobs in Greater Cincinnati after a report showed the U.S. added 142,000 clean energy jobs in 2023—experts Kristen Barker, Nick Callahan and Thanapat Vichitchot explained local job growth and conservation projects while a Green Career Fair is set for the Earth Day Festival on April 26th.

Hamilton County and the Bengals announced Tuesday a memorandum to fund $184 million in improvements for Paycor Stadium—County will contribute $120 million while the team pays $64 million and must decide by June 30 whether to extend its lease, and the NFL will provide loan assistance.

Cincinnati Ballet - Snow White

7:00 PM — Aronoff Center for the Arts — Check event website for ticket prices — A charming ballet adaptation of the classic fairy tale featuring a jealous Queen, a beautiful stepdaughter, and a kiss from a handsome Prince.

The Sound Of CCM

8 p.m. — Corbett Center of Performing Arts — Tickets available — Experience a captivating evening featuring the opera talent from CCM.

Art & Earth Day Celebration

12-4 p.m. — Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park — Free entry — Celebrate creativity and conservation in honor of Earth Day and International Sculpture Day.

We Run: Community Race Day

9 AM – 1 PM — Rentschler Forest MetroPark — $15-$35 — Participate in a community race with various age group categories and fun run for all ages.

Patrick Hinds Live Show

7-8:30 p.m. — Woodward Theater — $35 General Admission, $50 VIP — Enjoy an intimate evening of humor and insights with Patrick Hinds.

Glenn Miller Orchestra Performance

7-8:30 p.m. — Aronoff Center for the Arts - Fifth Third Bank Theater — Ticket prices vary — Experience the timeless sounds of the Glenn Miller Orchestra, one of the world's beloved bands since 1956.

Cincinnati Ballet: Director's Vision - No Boundaries

7:30-11:30 p.m. — Aronoff Center for the Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience a dynamic triple bill featuring choreographic works inspired by contemporary themes and historical reflections.

Five for Fighting Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — Ludlow Garage — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy soulful melodies from the iconic musician behind the hits of The Great American Songbook.

Spyro Gyra Live Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — Ludlow Garage — $40 – $65 — Experience the legendary jazz-fusion band with an unforgettable live performance.

Cincinnati Ballet: Director’s Vision

1-3 p.m. — Aronoff Center for the Arts — Ticket information TBA — Experience a compelling triple bill of contemporary ballet showcasing innovative choreography.