Restaurants across the state are starting to serve customers inside Thursday in the next phase of Gov. Mike DeWine’s plan for reopening Ohio.

During these uncertain times, shops have had to make some adjustments to keep her business going.

'As concerns increase over rising instances of domestic violence due to COVID-19, it is crucial that this bill becomes law'

The information reportedly included name, Social Security number and street address.

Driehaus said small businesses will be able to apply for forgivable loans for up to $10,000 per business.

$500,000 small business fund created to support small businesses in Over-The-Rhine neighborhood reopening after COVID-19 shut down

On Monday, Macy’s is reopening to customers and communities in the Cincinnati-Dayton area.

Hourly frontline grocery, supply chain, manufacturing, pharmacy, and call center associates will be eligible.

Restaurants have been limited to carryout, drive-thru and delivery service for the past two months due to cororonavirus

The outdoor environments, set to open May 15, will ostensibly follow proper safety protocols and social distancing.

“Everyone staying safe is the most important thing we can do right now."

Walmart locations in Cincinnati are beginning to offer a two-hour express delivery service.

The 23-acre property will be improved and prepared for private development.

There are also a number of new safety protocols in place to keep employees and customers safe

A look at the restrictions still in place at each mall.

Donations will soon be accepted at Goodwill stores across Kentucky.

Cincinnati nonprofit sells/leases donated cars to people working to overcome poverty.

'During this time, we’ve seen the world take time to focus on relationships, sexual health and self-care,' Patty Brisben, founder of Pure Romance, said.

Several parents are contacting 19 News investigators, hurting after the government took their stimulus check. One man is contesting the move in court, saying all the money should be his.

According to the Ohio Department of Health, there are 1,572 cases and 93 deaths in the county.

One-hundred percent of the sales of the shirts will go to a national COVID-19 response fund.

There have been 974,000 unemployment claims in Ohio over six weeks.

Fifteen local bars and restaurants will soon have an additional $1,000 thanks to the NKY Restaurant Relief Fund.

Businesses are looking to hire more employees due to an increase in demand with the spread of coronavirus.

The change will take effect on Sunday, April 26

Businesses are looking to hire more employees due to an increase in demand with the spread of coronavirus.

There are more than 50 full-time, independently-owned businesses from which customers can choose.

There are now 7,280 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Ohio and 324 confirmed deaths.

The Cincy Card Connection gift card matching program has raised more than $250,000 for Downtown businesses.

Those delivering and picking up alcoholic beverages are still subject to open container laws, so drinks must stay sealed.

The owner of the store argued it should remain open because it sells essential items including personal hygiene products and more.

The Cincinnati-based bank announced Monday it is hiring for nearly 1,000 positions.

Kroger also says it has started to test one-way aisles

Businesses are looking to hire more employees due to an increase in demand with the spread of coronavirus.

Payments will begin in the next three weeks and will be distributed automatically, with no action required for most people.

Job seekers should arrive with a resume and prepared for an on-site interview.

Kroger is introducing its first pickup-only location on March 25.

GE Aviation said Monday it will cut 10% of its workforce, citing slumping demand in the face of the worldwide outbreak of the new coronavirus.

FOX19 NOW has a Facebook Group called Help Out Tri-State Restaurants.

The Holy Grail at The Banks is raising funds for its employees through a collaboration with Cincy Shirts.

TJ Maxx and HomeGoods will be closing their stores for two weeks, CEO and President Ernie Herrman announced on Thursday.

Gov. DeWine gave more orders to help slow the spread of the coronavirus during Wednesday's press conference.

Stores will close at the end of business Tuesday, March 17 through Tuesday, March 31.

Businesses want people to know they’ll still be up and running despite coronavirus concerns

“Social distancing is a key practice to contain COVID-19."

Target said they’re adding hours to each store’s payroll to make cleaning routines more rigorous.

Previously tests for Ohioans who possibly had coronavirus were sent out to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

SkyStar is moving to make way for the construction of a new, larger wheel.

City Manager Patrick Duhaney announced on Thursday the city’s Emergency Communications Center has a new director, effective March 8.

The perennial Tri-State sign that spring is just around the corner.

A Kentucky farm is out $40,000 after its crop tested above a government-enforced threshold for THC content.

The move will bring 76 jobs to Covington's urban core, whose growth DBL Law credits with the move.

"The economical impact of this event will be felt for many years to come.”

The rule will begin in March.

The lawsuit accuses Steve Leeper, president and CEO of 3CDC, of making a threat to Panino owner Nino Loreto’s father, who is from Italy, by allegedly saying 'Sicilians approach you with a bouquet of flowers in one hand and a switchblade in another.’”

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has acquired a 2.3 percent stake in Cincinnati-based Kroger, government disclosures say.

Nearly nine months after a North Canton City Schools custodian found a purse missing since 1957, the school finally shared photos of what was found inside.

Of those surveyed, 51 percent would not marry someone who has bad credit.