Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 27th of August.
Good morning, Hamilton.
Some Kroger pharmacy customers who paid for prescriptions with insurance may qualify for a proposed $17 million settlement if they file a claim by Dec.
21 (supporting documentation is required) as a result of allegations of misleading usual and customary pricing.
QuikTrip opened a new multimillion-dollar store on Aug.
20 at 1115 High St to replace a former CVS. The store has 14 fueling pumps, a full-service kitchen, and 24 new jobs that will boost the busy city gateway.
The Fitton Center will host a family-friendly celebration for 'The Soul of Black Folks: 250 Years of Creativity, Innovation and Leadership' exhibition Saturday, Aug.
29 from 12:30-5 p.m. in Hamilton (in partnership with local organizations) featuring gallery tours, artist talks, and a quilting workshop.
Hamilton County's Imagination Library mailed over two million books to more than 30,000 children since 2015 and will keep providing free books to local families in honor of Dolly Parton, who died Tuesday.
Officials say her legacy continues to inspire the program.
The Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority's Metro Now service will expand to Bond Hill/Roselawn on Aug.
30, adding Hamilton County neighborhoods to its service that started in Springdale and Sharonville in 2023. The on-demand program offers riders two transportation options & has already provided about 350,000 rides.
Ohio officials have announced that new social media safety measures will soon limit under-18 use to 2 hours daily and restrict nighttime access after a national settlement with Meta.
The settlement gives Ohio $319 million over the next decade and will be monitored by independent audits.
The 513Relief Bus will visit community sites for free health screenings and social services during September, giving Hamilton County residents multiple chances to access essential care.
A special Tots to Teens event runs Sept. 19 at Golf Manor Park (6450 Wiehe Road) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Hamilton West Side Little League won 11-2 against Alabama on Wednesday, advancing to today's U.S. semifinal game — where they face Davenport’s Midwest Region team; fans at Municipal Brew Works celebrated the win with a community watch party.
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