Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 27th of October.
Good morning, Hamilton.
Cheviot will celebrate America's 250th birthday on Nov.
14 at Memorial Fieldhouse on Robb Avenue with family games starting at 5 p.m., food and drinks for purchase, and a fireworks and drone show expected about 7 p.m.
Cincinnati and Hamilton County launched a year-long Business Legacy Cincy program on Monday, Oct.
26 to help retiring owners transfer firms to employee ownership, partnering with Co-op Cincy (and national group Democracy at Work) to provide financing and transition guidance.
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources says hunters had checked 30,861 deer through Oct.
21, about 6,500 more than last year, and Butler County leads southwest Ohio with 231 deer checked so far; archery season runs through Feb. 7 and gun seasons are scheduled later this winter.
Ohio is three weeks into a 90-day suspension of the state's motor fuel excise tax that began Oct.
4, but pump prices rose by $0.36 per gallon statewide this week while national prices fell one cent, and Gov. DeWine says the pause is helping even as analysts blame refinery issues.
Daylight saving time ends Sunday, Nov.
1 (2 a.m.), when clocks will fall back one hour for an extra hour of sleep but shorter afternoons until about March 2027, and the federal bill to keep DST year-round remains stalled in the Senate.
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