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Tee off in support of Lindner Center of HOPE
Lindner Center of HOPE’s High Hopes Auxiliary will present HOPE on the Green, a women’s golf scramble on Monday, May 17, 2021.
Kentucky unemployment website shutting down after massive cyberattack
Kentucky's front-facing unemployment website will shut down until Tuesday morning after an unprecedented cyberattack targeting user accounts.
In-person unemployment appointments coming to Northern Kentucky
Appointments open Tuesday.
Former Covington admin. building to get taller, add apartments in ‘iconic’ project
Construction is scheduled to begin in July.
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Director of Ohio Department of Job and Family Services is resigning
Kimberly Henderson's last day will be March 8
New jobless claims mean new cases of unemployment fraud
The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services believes at least 29,000 of last week’s claims are fraudulent.
Fund launched to help Black, brown owned small businesses in Cincinnati impacted by COVID-19
The “Resiliency Fund” is made up of three different tiers.
Kentucky unemployment website suffers possible cyberattack
The cyberattack reportedly used random login names in an attempt to “overwhelm” the site.
Fraught with fraud: Ohio’s unemployment system
A spike in the number of traditional unemployment claims filed last week is suspected to be the result of fraudulent activity.
Group designed to help reform Ohio’s troubled unemployment system finally meets
It’s taking up to 70 days for Ohio to process four out of every 10 claims.
Kentucky auditor blasts state leadership for some unemployment problems
FOX19 NOW Investigates revealed that as of the first week of February, there were more than 400,000 unread emails that were sent to the unemployment office.
Date set to begin demolition of Millennium Hotel
The Millennium Hotel on West Fifth Street shut down on Dec. 31, 2019.
‘It’s definitely something massive’: Ohio unemployment fraud claims skyrocket
The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services believes at least 77,000 unemployment claims filed in February are fraudulent.
Window Nation now open for business in Cincinnati
The Window Nation Cincinnati team is looking forward to providing homeowners with the absolute best customer experience. “
State auditor: Kentucky’s unemployment office ignored at least 400,000 emails
“High-risk decisions” and the override of important system controls were two of the several issues involving the Office of Unemployment Insurance and the Unemployment Insurance fund identified.
‘Save Local’ campaign kicks off to help downtown businesses
The "Save Local" campaign will run for about six to eight weeks.
Ohio’s unemployment crisis: Who’s accountable? And is anyone holding them accountable?
Council created months ago to help reform system hasn’t met once
New team assembled to help with Ohio’s unemployment issues
State borrowing private company leaders to help with system
$77 million OTR development moves forward without guaranteed affordable housing
Council voted along unusual lines to secure streetcar funding at the expense of subsidized units.
Ohio paid $330M in fraudulent unemployment claims in December
ODJFS Director Kimberely Henderson said approximately 100,000 fraudulent PUA claims in December were stopped.
Help furnish new home provided to local Marine by Homes for Our Troops
Joshua Sust was enlisted in the United States Marine Corps as an Infantryman.
Top emergency locksmith cases in Cincinnati, Ohio
Many of us have already had some emergency situations in life and some of us have had some experience with emergency lockout services.
Ohio’s unemployment fraud becoming national problem
The cases of fraud filtering through Ohio’s unemployment office are spreading like wildfire.
Get an Ohio 1099-G tax form but didn’t apply for unemployment? Here’s what to do
The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services lists three steps to help those who suspect they might be victims of identity theft.
Kentucky man baffled after receiving Ohio unemployment tax documents
Thousands of 1099-G forms were sent out to those who never applied for unemployment, indicating fraud.
Hotel industry seeing devastating impact from COVID-19 in Cincinnati
Down 37 percent from 2019, occupancy was 41% in 2020.
More than 1,000 full-time jobs coming to southwest Ohio
The jobs are being added by Everything But The House and CBTS Technology Solutions
Ohio AG asks Congress to shield unemployment fraud victims from getting taxed
About 1.7 million 1099-G forms will be sent to Ohioans this month.
Unemployment identity theft claims thousands of victims in Ohio, agency head says
More than 166,000 Ohioans could be affected.
Maple Knoll staff people named 2020 LeadingAge Ohio Award recipients
Ohio’s voice for the continuum of long-term services and supports, LeadingAge Ohio, today announced its full slate of 2020 award winners
FDA recalls products from pet food brand after 28 deaths, 8 illnesses in dogs
The Food and Drug Administration said the food contains potentially fatal levels of aflatoxin.
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Backs Program to Help Substance Abusers, Develop Recovery-Friendly Work Environments, And Advocate for Criminal Justice Reform
The mission of “Kentucky Comeback: Hope, Healing, and a Fair Chance” is to build a broad-based coalition to dramatically transform the state’s approach to addiction and criminal justice.
Pedestrian park, permanent outdoor dining proposed for The Banks
The city also proposes to create a permanent outdoor drinking area at The Banks, so you can take your drinks outside from one bar to the next.
Kentucky business owners rejoice after Gov. Beshear lifts indoor dining restrictions
Starting Monday, restaurants and bars in Kentucky can resume indoor dining at 50% capacity.
Ohio borrowing nearly $7M per day on average to pay unemployment benefits
“We aren’t alone in this,” Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Director Kimberly Hall said.
Protect your family this holiday season with Eagle’s Locksmith
Theft and property crime rates increase dramatically during Thanksgiving and the new year.
Shopping for video game consoles this holiday season? Watch out for scams
Scammers are targeting holiday shoppers looking for video game consoles this year.
Steps to take to avoid online shopping scams
Deloitte has estimated a 25 to 35% increase in online holiday shopping in 2020.
New holiday programs help safely support small shops in OTR
The OTR Chamber of Commerce is working to make sure there are opportunities for you and your family to shop local.
OhioMarijuanaCard.com offers 20 complimentary evaluations on Veterans Day
OhioMarijuanaCard.com connects qualifying patients with compassionate doctors that are state-certified to make medical marijuana recommendations
Hundreds of jobs coming to Clermont Co. with new Purina factory
Purina said the goal is to have 300 people employed at the new factory by 2024.
Local bar closed for extra cleaning after group refused to follow COVID-19 protocol
A local bar says they are closed Sunday for extra cleaning after a group of customers refused to follow COVID-19 protocol.
BIGGBY® Coffee expands to Cincinnati’s West Side
The new branch opens its doors on October 27.
Cold weather could put a damper on outdoor dining
We’ve been fortunate to have warm weather for a majority of the month, but cold weather is right around the corner.
Macy’s hiring more than 1,400 in Ohio for holiday season
Macy’s will conduct all interviews for in-store opportunities by phone.
Cincinnati to host first convention since start of pandemic
Airline and convention executives are hoping to make the case that flying and gathering for business is safe again.
Longtime Tri-State staple needs help reopening
While the owner was fortunate enough to find a new location, it is still a challenge opening in the middle of a pandemic.
Ohio may have paid out more than 100K fraudulent unemployment claims
The Ohio unemployment office is working to determine whether they mistakenly paid out unemployment benefits they believe were fraudulent.
6 months, still no unemployment benefits for Tri-State woman
She was furloughed on March 13 when restaurants were shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Presidential pursuits: Oval Office replica in Mentor home listing
The home is 20 years old.
Surviving as an independent contractor in the current economy
AdClub Cincinnati will present a virtual panel discussion on the gig economy and how you can thrive in it.
Local farm turned into an outdoor market
Vendors at Charm on the Farm sell everything from vintage decor to handmade goods.
Fire at Blue Oven Bakery location halts production, owners say
A major production site for Blue Oven Bakery is out of commission after a fire Thursday night.
Hamilton Co. announces second round of grants for small businesses
Hamilton County commissioners announced the second round of grants for small businesses impacted by COVID-19.
Greater Cincinnati Domino’s stores looking to hire 350 team members
The positions include delivery drivers, customer service representatives, assistant managers and managers.
Covington unanimously approves changes to rental requirements
According to a news release, the city claims the changes will make it easier for landlords to navigate and achieve their goal of maintaining safe and decent housing for those who need it.
Black-owned business owners pleased with support during COVID-19 pandemic
August is National Black-Owned Business Month and according to the U.S Census, there are more than two million Black-owned businesses in the U.S.
Amazon looking to fill 1,250 positions in NKY
The positions are for its customer fulfillment centers and delivery facilities,
Around 270K Ohio unemployment claims put on temporary fraud alert hold
Thee claims were put on hold after ODJFS says patterns of suspicious behavior were discovered
Food producer bringing 128 jobs to Sharonville
The project is expected to create 128 new jobs and result in more than $4 million of new payroll.
Apple Store at Kenwood Towne Centre closed ‘until further notice’
Apple announced it would again be closing some of its U.S. stores as COVID-19 cases continue to rise
P&G announces ‘new commitment’ to protect, restore nature
'Climate change is happening, and action is needed now,' said David Taylor, P&G chairman, president and chief executive officer