Christian Hauser

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CINCINNATI (WKRC) — Development plans for Lot 24, one of the last and largest parcels available at The Banks, have been put on hold as city and county officials agree to pause any movement until further review. The decision comes after a request for proposal for design ideas closed in April, with only two designs submitted. Hamilton County Commission President Denise Driehaus explained the pause, stating that the submitted designs did not meet the leaders' expectations for the development.

2 days ago | local12.com | Christian Hauser

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - More than a thousand programs nationwide have lost federal grant money due to budget cuts implemented by President Trump and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Among the affected are several local groups, including the Mill Creek Alliance, which has been dedicated to improving water quality and transforming the creek into a public asset for the past 30 years.

5 days ago | local12.com | Christian Hauser

TOPICS:CincinnatiUS Medical Glove CompanyManufacturingInvestmentSurgical glovesNitrileJob creationAmerican-madeST. BERNARD, Ohio (WKRC) - U.S. Medical Glove Company (USMGC) has announced a significant investment in a new manufacturing facility in Ohio. The company has executed a master lease for a 638,000-square-foot facility managed by CAI Investments LLC, with an estimated investment of $200 to $240 million. The site is the former home of the historic St. Bernard Soap Company.

1 week ago | local12.com | Christian Hauser

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Two decades after being signed into federal law, Real ID is finally being enforced, albeit with some flexibility. The new IDs are required for air travel, but passengers can still fly without them. The first day of Real ID enforcement at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) went smoothly, with few issues reported among travelers lacking the necessary identification.

1 week ago | local12.com | Christian Hauser

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Hamilton County Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey expressed gratitude for the community's support following the murder of retired Deputy Larry Henderson. Henderson, who served the department for 33 years and retired just five months ago, was remembered as brave and dedicated to serving on the front lines. Sheriff McGuffey announced that Henderson's badge number, 129, will be retired in his honor. "He was a Marine veteran," McGuffey said.