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Historic flooding across Indiana has left at least seven dead and caused widespread damage. As floodwaters recede, Hamilton County officials launch recovery efforts, open a reception center for affected residents, and assess infrastructure while dozens of roads remain closed. Statewide authorities warn of more storms and coordinate with local, state, and federal partners to restore services and housing.
A state of emergency was declared in Hamilton County as steady rainfall caused widespread flooding, closing more than 30 roads and prompting an orange travel watch. An additional three inches of rain fell overnight, swelling waterways, with the White River gauge at Logan Street around 18.85 feet and cresting near 20 feet expected by early Saturday. Noblesville schools closed, the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office conducted water rescues, and the Emergency Operations Center was activated to coordinate response and resources.
Ohio has logged about 2,576 cyclosporiasis cases as of July 23, with the CDC deploying investigators and investigations linking illnesses to contaminated produce; in Cincinnati and Hamilton County, local tallies differ—ODH lists 17 cases (as of July 23) while Hamilton County Public Health reports 29 (as of July 27)—a difference officials attribute to reporting lags and case classification, as public health officials emphasize preventive food handling and treatment with TMP-SMX.
Hamilton County reports 17 Cyclospora cases (up from 16), with 12 confirmed; statewide Ohio totals are 366 cases and 46 hospitalizations with no deaths. Officials urge thorough handwashing and washing of fruits/vegetables, scrubbing firm produce, and prompt refrigeration or consumption of cut produce; treatment is antibiotics with rest and fluids, and the outbreak source has not yet been identified.
A pickup truck hauling a box trailer loaded with fireworks exploded into flames on I-75 north in Hamilton County, prompting temporary closures of both directions while Chattanooga and other fire departments responded; there were no injuries, and all lanes were reopened after debris was cleared.
Hamilton County is seeing an asthma surge, with about 31,000 adults and 7,300 children affected, and prevalence rising from 9.4% in 2019 to 13% in 2021. Experts point to outdoor triggers like mold after rain and thunderstorms, plus pollen and weather patterns, as possible drivers. The piece notes a new FDA-approved treatment, Extensure from GSK, aimed at reducing ER visits and hospitalizations for severe asthma, and emphasizes monitoring symptoms and regular follow-ups with a primary care doctor.
Authorities identified motorcyclist Christopher Swartout, who died in a 4 a.m. crash on Ooltewah Georgetown Road near the 6400 block; he left the curve, struck a tree and a fence, and ended up in a yard, with the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office continues investigating.
The Cincinnati Bengals and Hamilton County have finalized a lease extension for Paycor Stadium through 2036, with options to extend to 2046, supporting a $470 million renovation funded mainly by the team, ensuring the stadium remains a premier NFL venue and a key part of Cincinnati's riverfront development.
Health officials in Hamilton County, Ohio, warn of a Parvovirus outbreak that poses risks to pregnant women, individuals with blood disorders, weakened immune systems, and pets, with symptoms including rash, joint pain, and fever.
Hamilton County commissioners approved a new lease for the Bengals' Paycor Stadium, including a $470 million renovation with county and NFL contributions, a rent-paying requirement, and a temporary 11-year agreement that keeps the team downtown through at least 2036, with potential for future extensions and increased community use.
The Cincinnati Bengals and Hamilton County have agreed to a lease extension through 2036, including $120 million in stadium renovations and additional options, securing the team's future in Cincinnati and aiming to enhance the fan experience and local economic growth.
The Cincinnati Bengals and Hamilton County have agreed on a new lease extending the team's stay at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati through 2036, with plans for a $470 million renovation funded mainly by the Bengals, aiming to modernize the stadium and support economic growth in the downtown area.
Hamilton County and the Cincinnati Bengals have agreed on a new 11-year lease for Paycor Stadium, including $470 million in stadium upgrades, with the team responsible for most renovation costs and revenue sharing, and a potential for extensions based on revenue rankings, pending county approval.
A break-in was reported at the home of Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow in Anderson Township, Ohio, while he was in Dallas for a Monday Night Football game. The incident occurred after 8 p.m., and detectives are still investigating. A woman called 911, concerned for her daughter who was in the house at the time. This event follows recent alerts for NFL players about potential break-ins, similar to those experienced by Kansas City Chiefs players Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce.
Five Frisch's restaurant locations in Hamilton County, including the original Fairfax site, are facing eviction due to ongoing financial difficulties. Court hearings for these evictions are scheduled for December 13, 2024, following a series of similar financial challenges and evictions across the Greater Cincinnati area.