Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 30th of September.
Good morning, Hamilton.
Amazon will host an open house on Oct.
15 at Edgewood Middle School, 5005 Ohio 73 in Trenton to discuss its planned data center and answer residents' questions. The event runs from 5-8 p.m. and allows direct engagement with Amazon experts.
OKI Wanna Know revisits Thomas Sherlock, a prominent Clifton businessman from the 19th century who made his fortune in shipping + insurance and helped local Civil War aid; his mansion Belsaw hosted charity events before being demolished in the 1920s and his legacy lives on in nearby street names.
Hamilton High School announced its 2026 Homecoming Court with selections shown (front and back rows).
The parade takes place Thursday, Oct. 1 from Wilson Middle School to the high school and the football game with the king and queen reveal is set for Friday, Oct. 2 at Virgil Schwarm Stadium.
Hamilton County's Re-Entry Docket has received Ohio Supreme Court certification for its work helping low-level offenders secure housing and jobs—officials say the program may serve as a model for similar efforts statewide.
During Tuesday's meeting in Lemon Township, Butler County advanced its appeal over Garver Family Farm Market's zoning, claiming required permits were missing—while supporters urged officials to halt the legal action and protect its agricultural status.
The dispute now awaits review by the 12th District Court of Appeals.
Dayton-based CareSource and Molina Healthcare of Ohio will stop offering ACA Marketplace plans in 2027, affecting about 54,000 Ohioans with coverage lasting until Dec.
31, 2026. Members must choose a new plan during open enrollment from Nov. 1 to Jan. 15.
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