David Holthaus

The quick success of legal sports wagering has positioned the Cincinnati region to attract the gaming world’s biggest names.

By focusing on cargo operations, recruiting low-cost airlines, and developing 7,700 acres of land, the airport CEO turned CVG into an economic power and a welcoming place for travelers.

The Cincinnati Futures Commission offers big ideas. Now elected officials, businesses, and residents will have their say.

Regional business leaders count on unified lobbying efforts to help navigate government relationships in Columbus and Frankfort.

Regional leaders visit Cuyahoga and Summit counties to get a first-hand look at their unusual County Executive government models.

The city’s economic base dried up when legacy manufacturers shut down, but a new wave of employers (led by Spooky Nook Sports) is attracting development dollars.

Northern Kentucky community development organizations are building a signature headquarters facility at the foot of the Roebling Bridge.

Redevelopment of the 23-acre former IRS Processing Center near the riverfront is a once-in-a-generation opportunity for city leaders.

The selection process was based on making sure there was a range of geographic diversity—not just projects in the city of Cincinnati—as well as a range of transportation modes.

Led by expanding local businesses, the Cincinnati region announced more than 6,000 new jobs in emerging industries.