Cincinnati might be best known, culinarily at least, for its chili. But that well-spiced dish — beloved as it may be — barely scratches the surface of what the city has to offer diners. eater.com/maps/best-rest…

This is a big win for the region, mental health and Cincinnati Children's Cincinnati Business Courier

Updated story on P.G. Sittenfeld's sentencing hearing, including the defense's complaint that prosecutors portrayed him as a "Batman villain" and prosecutors' contention that he should get a stiffer sentence than two other former council members. bizjournals.com/cincinnati/new…

People who join webinars hella early: why?

New: A first-of-its-kind report commissioned by Allied Construction Industries found commercial construction generated over $9 billion in economic activity in Cincinnati last year: bizjournals.com/cincinnati/new…

The Port is set to acquire the Crosley building in Camp Washington. bizjournals.com/cincinnati/new…

Getting old is finding the New Yorker cartoons funny all of a sudden.

Here's what's next for the campaign to build a new arena. bizjournals.com/cincinnati/new…

A local developer who is suing Huntington Bank and a dozen of its employees for its alleged role in his former business partner’s fraud scheme will see his case head to trial, per a new ruling this week: bizjournals.com/cincinnati/new…

I really, really hate the HR Block dancing mascot.

Ah, today is my 11-year anniversary of getting laid off in D.C.

People who join webinars 10 minutes early, who hurt you?

AI-generated imagery is very much firmly in the uncanny valley. I just figured out that's why it makes me so uncomfortable.

We now have a good idea what the lease situation in the former Saks Fifth Avenue building looks like: Salazar is reopening there, which is where Paycor's headquarters also is moving. bizjournals.com/cincinnati/new…

Great scoop from our Christian LeDuc Cincinnati Business Courier

$485 for a one bedroom.

Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval on Thursday, after months of tense, frustrating and ultimately fruitless negotiations, called the outcome of the Hyde Park Square ordeal “a profound problem." “It has to be unacceptable to every single person in this city.”

Norwood City Council voted to kill a townhome project in a meeting where members appeared pained and confused, at times weren’t sure what they were voting on and ultimately sided with community pushback despite looming legal jeopardy, with one member citing reelection fears.

Cincinnati developer Urban Sites on Monday unveiled plans for a 7-story mixed-use project at a pivotal site in Newport. “The things you’re hearing about how high residential demand is... it's really true. Supply is coming nowhere near to where demand is. There’s no end to it.”

Pretty badass that Graeter's is now partially employee owned and opted for that instead of private equity. bizjournals.com/cincinnati/new…