Good morning, Hamilton.

InSite Real Estate bought a shuttered 1.38 million sqft industrial property at 3500 Salzman Road in Monroe on Sept.

11 for $55.95 million, marking the highest purchase price for a Butler County property in the past year.

Hamilton community colleges are updating programs (including courses in data center operations) to meet growing local tech job needs.

The revised training paths were announced yesterday and are expected to boost workforce readiness as industry demands evolve.

Federal disaster aid was approved for Hamilton and Clermont counties after severe storms, flooding and 17 tornadoes hit Ohio from Aug.

10 through Aug. 23. Eligible residents can apply for FEMA assistance covering temporary housing, home repairs, rental costs and personal-property losses.

A recall for frozen berries first announced in July has now expanded to include Great Value and Trader Joe's products sold in Tri-State stores, including local Greater Cincinnati retailers, and consumers are advised to return the 10 to 12-ounce packages for a full refund.

Developer Tony Birkla’s plan to redevelop the Terrace Plaza Hotel at 15 W.

Sixth St. into 180 apartments is endangered by a tax dispute over its valuation and a need for over $13 million in asbestos and mold cleanup (remediation) that may derail the $101 million project. The court case is now in Hamilton County Appellate Court.