Good morning, Hamilton.

Waymo is mapping local Cincinnati streets with vehicles that have drivers behind the wheel as it works toward a future driverless ride-hailing service.

A rollout is expected by 2027 — though safety in winter weather and impacts on rideshare jobs remain key concerns.

15-year-old Hunter Swafford from Madeira has used singing to overcome apraxia as he pursues his American Idol dream.

He advanced past the first round and will perform for producers later this month — his effort aims to inspire others facing similar challenges.

A study found over 55% of Ohio children under six lived in childcare deserts in 2025, with urban areas having more licensed day care centers than rural regions; discussions on a state childcare tax credit and federal help for at-home parents begin today at noon via Cincinnati Edition (call 513-419-7100).

Hamilton County's EMA is updating its hazard mitigation plan and invites residents to complete a 10-minute online survey available through Sept.

21 to share input on disaster preparedness following recent severe weather events. The feedback will help shape plans for floods, power outages, and other hazards & guide future improvements.

Hamilton West Side Little League was celebrated with a parade and ceremony at Marcum Park on Monday, Sept.

7. The event honored the team’s historic run to the U.S. championship game at the Little League World Series.