Just in time for the arrival of hot summer weather, Duke Energy is raising rates for southwest Ohio customers. Here are some things you can do to try to limit any impact on your bills.

Demolition of the current sign is scheduled to begin in June, with the new sign expected to be operational by the end of the ...

The sign is mostly visible heading north on I-75 through the city. It was originally installed in 2006 during the convention center's last renovation.

The project will replace the static light display at the Duke Energy Convention Center with LEDs that can project video.

Demolition begins in June and will continue throughout the summer. The new version of the sign is expected to be in operation by the time the Duke Energy Convention Center is complete, which is ...

As construction progresses at Duke Energy Convention Center, drivers commuting through Cincinnati will notice work on a brand new future sign. The Cincinnati Center ...

The iconic "Cincinnati" sign is getting a glow-up.

The iconic 'Cincinnati' sign on the western facade of the Duke Energy Convention Center will get a facelift this year ...

Estimates vary, but according to Duke, the residential rate increase is about 2.5 cents per kilowatt hour. That increase will add about $8 to the average monthly bill or about $96 annually. Juech says ...

Greensburg/Decatur County Economic Development Corporation – $5,000 Grant funds will support the redevelopment of the ...

Over the plan’s three-year duration, Duke Energy Ohio will also be expected to put in place a $7.2 million energy efficiency program targeted at eligible low-income customers while contributing ...