Popular Italian restaurant announces plans for 3rd concept, to open in Summit Park

ALL RIGHT. 643 ABOUT TO BE. 644 AND WE ARE KICKING OFF NEWS TO GO WITH A LIVE LOOK. TWO CRASHES HERE ON YOUR TUESDAY MORNING. WE ARE TRACKING THOSE NOW ON THE LEFT STATE ROUTE 48 IN LEBANON. THIS IS RIGHT BY BETHESDA AIR SPRINGS MEDICAL CENTER. YOU CAN GET AROUND THERE, BUT YOU DO HAVE TO SPEAK WITH TROOPERS. IF YOU ARE TRYING TO ACCESS THE HOSPITAL. NOW ON THE OTHER SIDE, 75 SOUTH RIGHT BY PADDOCK ROAD. THAT’S ALREADY A BUSY AREA. SO WE’VE GOT YOU COVERED ON BOTH AND HOW TO GET AROUND THOSE, AS WELL AS OUR CO-ANCHOR STEVEN ALBRITTON. HE’S TRACKING BIG DEVELOPMENTS OUT OF CINCINNATI PUBLIC SCHOOLS. WE’LL GET TO HIM IN JUST A MINUTE. WE’RE GOING TO START WITH METEOROLOGIST RANDI RICO RANDI. WE’LL NEED A COAT THIS MORNING. LATER THIS AFTERNOON. YOU WON’T TAKE IT OFF? THROW IT AWAY. BUT YOU KNOW TRASH. I KNOW PEOPLE ARE LIKE, LET’S GET TO SPRING AND STAY THERE. BUT WE DO HAVE A WINTER COAT WORTHY WITH TEMPERATURES THIS MORNING. STILL A FROST ADVISORY. NOT FOR EVERYBODY. YOU CAN SEE IT’S KIND OF FOCUSED OFF TO THE EAST. AND THAT GOES UNTIL 10 A.M. WE FIND SOME OF OUR COLDER TEMPERATURES THERE INTO PORTIONS OF ADAMS COUNTY. YOU CAN SEE OUR LONE 35 ON THE MAP IS RIGHT THERE IN PEEBLES, 36 IN HILLSBORO. SO NOT AS CHILLY AS IT WAS YESTERDAY MORNING, THAT’S FOR SURE. WE’RE STARTING OUT AT 42 DEGREES IN CINCINNATI, AND WE ARE HEADED TOWARD THE MID 70S. SO THE WHAT TO WEAR FORECAST? YES, YOU STILL NEED THE WINTER COAT THIS MORNING. TEMPERATURES QUICKLY CLIMBING THROUGH THE 30S AND 40S. BY THE TIME WE GET INTO THE AFTERNOON, BRIGHT SUNSHINE, A LITTLE BIT BREEZY AND TEMPERATURES KIND OF HANGING OUT AROUND 74 OR 75 INTO THE EVENING. SHORT SLEEVES. YOU’LL BE GOOD TO GO 73. NOTICE MORE CLOUDS AROUND THIS EVENING BECAUSE THERE IS THE CHANCE FOR A LITTLE BIT OF RAIN TO TRY TO KICK THROUGH SOME OF OUR COMMUNITIES TOMORROW. IT’S GOING TO BE FALLING APART AS IT GETS HERE. SO I THINK THE RAIN CHANCES ARE KIND OF SPOTTY TO SCATTERED AT BEST. YOU CAN SEE ON FUTURECAST FOR TOMORROW MORNING WE’LL HAVE RAIN SHOWERS TO THE NORTH. THEY’LL BE DRIFTING IN AND KIND OF FALLING APART. OUR NORTHERN COMMUNITIES PROBABLY HAVE A BETTER CHANCE OF SEEING A PASSING SHOWER, BUT THIS IS NOT A HUGE ISSUE. MORE OF A NUISANCE FOR YOUR WEDNESDAY. WE’RE GOING TO SEE TEMPERATURES THAT ARE UP IN THE 70S AND 80S EVERY DAY THROUGH THE WEEK. ALL RIGHT, LET’S GET OVER TO ADAM THIS MORNING BECAUSE WE DO HAVE THAT CRASH THAT’S CAUSING SOME ISSUES IN STATE ROUTE 48. THIS IS JUST NORTH OF 71 NEAR ARROW SPRINGS BOULEVARD, RIGHT OUTSIDE THAT BETHESDA HOSPITAL, A THREE VEHICLE SERIOUS CRASH HERE. AMONGST THOSE VEHICLES, ONE HAD ITS ROOF CUT OFF. SO POTENTIAL ENTRAPMENT WE HAVEN’T HEARD YET ON ANY INJURIES. ANYONE TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL. BUT AS WE’VE BEEN MENTIONING, ANY EMPLOYEES, ANY PATIENTS TRYING TO GET TO THAT HOSPITAL, JUST TALK WITH STATE TROOPERS THERE ON SCENE. THEY ARE WORKING TO GET PEOPLE INTO THAT HOSPITAL IF THEY NEED TO GO THERE. BUT AGAIN, STATE ROUTE 48 NORTHBOUND CLOSED FROM KING’S VIEW. DRIVE THROUGH TURTLE CREEK, UNION ROAD. THAT’S WHERE YOU CAN HOP BACK ON STATE ROUTE 48 NORTHBOUND IF YOU NEED TO. YOU CAN SEE THOSE SOUTHBOUND LANES VERY SLOW HERE, GETTING DOWN TO 71. SO JUST BE CAUTIOUS IN THAT AREA. WE DON’T KNOW ANY TIMELINE ON WHEN IT COULD POTENTIALLY REOPEN, BUT JUST BE MINDFUL IF YOU ARE TRAVELING THERE OR IF YOU’RE A HOSPITAL EMPLOYEE PATIENT, YOU CAN GET THROUGH. JUST MAKE SURE TO TALK WITH THOSE STATE TROOPERS. ALSO 75 SOUTHBOUND. THIS IS JUST NORTH OF PADDOCK ROAD. YOU SEE ONE VEHICLE THERE, ODOT TRUCK THAT IS MOVING AGAIN. SO HOPEFULLY THAT’S SOME GOOD NEWS THAT MAYBE THEY GOT THAT STALLED VEHICLE OUT OF THE WAY. OR MAYBE THEY’RE KIND OF WORKING TO MOVE IT AT THIS TIME. BUT JUST BE MINDFUL THAT RIGHT LANE IS BLOCKED. IT LOOKS LIKE IT IS STILL THERE. SO YOU’LL NEED TO GO OVER TO THAT LEFT LANE, OBVIOUSLY CAUSING ALREADY SLOW. AREA TO GET BACKED UP EVEN MORE THROUGH THE LOCKLAND SPLIT AND 7175. LOOKING PRETTY GOOD THROUGH NORTHERN KENTUCKY. SO WE’LL KEEP YOU UPDATED ALL MORNING LONG ON THAT CRASH. ANY OTHER UPDATES WE GET KELLY? THANKS SO MUCH. WE WILL CHECK BACK IN BREAKING OVERNIGHT A FAMILY OF SIX WITHOUT A HOME AFTER A HOUSE FIRE IN NORTHERN KENTUCKY. THIS WAS ALONG DIXIE HIGHWAY 11 LAST NIGHT IN FLORENCE. FIRE CREWS TELLING US NO ONE WAS HURT, BUT TWO ADULTS AND FOUR KIDS WERE FORCED OUT OF THAT HOME AND ARE EXPECTED TO STAY WITH FAMILY FOR NOW. THE CAUSE OF THAT FIRE REMAINS UNDER INVESTIGATION. QUESTIONS STILL SWIRLING THIS MORNING ABOUT A VISIT TO CINCINNATI PUBLIC SCHOOLS BY OUT OF TOWN OFFICERS CLAIMING TO WORK ON BEHALF OF IMMIGRATIONS AND CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT. AS THE DISTRICT NAVIGATES WHAT HAPPENED, THEY ARE PRAISING THE STAFF WHO HANDLED THAT STEVEN ALBRITTON LIVE FOR US FROM CPS HEADQUARTERS AND STEVEN, THE BOARD OF EDUCATION SPOKE ABOUT THIS LAST NIGHT. MEGAN, THEY REALLY MADE A NOTE TO PRAISE THEIR STAFF FOR DOING THE RIGHT THING IN A REALLY SITUATION. THEY DIDN’T QUITE KNOW WHAT WAS GOING ON, WHY THESE OFFICERS FROM THE VILLAGE OF GRAD DROVE, YOU KNOW, AT LEAST AN HOUR AWAY UNANNOUNCED, SAYING THEY WERE REPRESENTING ICE TO PERFORM THESE WELLNESS CHECKS ON THESE UNACCOMPANIED STUDENTS LAST WEDNESDAY. NOW, DISTRICT LEADERS SAYING THE STAFF ALERTED THE CENTRAL OFFICE AND TURNED AWAY THOSE OFFICERS AS THEY REQUESTED TO DO THOSE CHECKS ON STUDENTS AT WESTERN HILLS HIGH SCHOOL, ROBERTS ACADEMY AND ALSO REESE PRICE ACADEMY GRADS, POLICE CHIEF OFFICER JEFFREY BAYLOR. BOTH OF THEM ARE NOW ON PAID ADMINISTRATIVE LEAVE BY THEIR VILLAGE. THE VILLAGE OF RANDI SAYING THEY’RE INVESTIGATING WHAT THEY WERE DOING, WHY THEY LOVE TRYING TO GET TO THE BOTTOM OF THEMSELVES. AS FOR CPS HERE, THE BOARD SAYS THEY DISCUSS SCHOOL SAFETY MEASURES IN A PRIVATE SESSION BEFORE LAST NIGHT’S MEETING, OUR CAMERAS WERE NOT ALLOWED IN THAT SESSION, BUT WE DID SPEAK TO THE SITUATION AFTERWARDS. NOW, THE BOARD ALSO TOOK STEPS REGARDING THE BUDGET. SO IMPORTANT YOU AT HOME DEAL WITH YOUR BUDGET. THEY GOT A BIG ONE HERE AT CPS WITH THOUSANDS, TENS OF THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS AND STAFF THEY’RE PREPARING FOR A MAJOR DEFICIT OF DOLLARS. THEY DID SIGN OFF ON SOME FUNDING FOR STAFF THAT IS REQUIRED FEDERALLY AND UNDER A COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT. THERE ARE SOME OPTIONS ON THE TABLE MOVING FORWARD, INCLUDING A POSSIBLE LEVY FOR THE FALL, BUT THIS IS ONE OF THOSE STORIES WE’LL BE ON TOP OF THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER. LEADING INTO WHAT DECISION THE BOARD MAKES. REPORTING LIVE AT CPS HEADQUARTERS. STEVEN ALBRITTON WLWT NEWS FIVE. STEVEN. THANK YOU AND NEW THIS MORNING. ONE PERSON IS DEAD, ANOTHER IS SERIOUSLY HURT AFTER A CRASH IN CLERMONT COUNTY. THIS HAPPENED JUST AFTER 430 YESTERDAY AFTERNOON ON OLD STATE ROUTE 32 ZAGER ROAD IN BATAVIA, OHIO STATE HIGHWAY PATROL SAYS THAT A FORD FOCUS TRIED TO TURN LEFT ON DESERT ROAD AND WAS HIT. THE DRIVER OF THE FORD WAS TAKEN THE PASSENGER, LORENA HOLDER, WAS FLOWN TO THE HOSPITAL BUT DID NOT SURVIVE. THREE PEOPLE IN THE OTHER CAR HAD MINOR INJURIES. THE CAUSE OF THE CRASH IS UNDER INVESTIGATION. WE ARE WORKING TO LEARN MORE ABOUT A DEADLY COLLISION ON 7175 SOUTH THAT HAD THE HIGHWAY SHUT DOWN FOR NEARLY SEVEN HOURS YESTERDAY THAT WE HAD AS BREAKING NEWS ALL YESTERDAY MORNING. POLICE TELL US AROUND 3:00 IN THE MORNING. ON MONDAY, A SEMI TRUCK HIT AND KILLED A PERSON NEAR THE 275 INTERCHANGE. THE PERSON HAS NOT BEEN IDENTIFIED AT THIS POINT. IT’S STILL UNCLEAR HOW THAT PERSON ENDED UP ON THE INTERSTATE OR WHO WAS POTENTIALLY AT FAULT. THE SOUTHBOUND LANES DID REOPEN AROUND 11:00 YESTERDAY, EXPECTING CHANGES AT RED, WHITE AND BLUE ASH AT SUMMIT PARK THIS 4TH OF JULY. FOR THE FIRST TIME. THE CELEBRATION WILL FEATURE PERIMETER FENCING AT SUMMIT PARK AND A REQUIREMENT THAT ATTENDEES YOUNGER THAN 18 BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT. THE NEW RULES FOLLOW LAST YEAR’S FESTIVAL, WHICH ENDED IN CHAOS AND THE ARREST OF MULTIPLE TEENAGERS WHO SET OFF THEIR OWN FIREWORKS, CAUSING PANIC. EACH ENTRANCE WILL BE STAFFED BY SECURITY WORKERS. THERE’S GOING TO BE SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS, AND THE NEW MEASURES ARE NOT MEANT TO TAKE AWAY

Updated: 9:53 AM EDT Apr 21, 2026

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Another dining option is coming to Summit Park.Earlier this month, MadTree announced plans to bring an Alcove to the Blue Ash gathering space, taking the space that used to be occupied by The Brown Dog. Joining Alcove later this fall is a new concept from the owners of Alfio’s Buon Cibo: D’Oro.Described in a Facebook post as an “upscale casual Italian restaurant with some Argentine influence,” D’Oro is the third concept by the group, along with Hyde Park’s Alfio and Covington’s Noche.”This isn’t about expanding just to expand,” the restaurant says on its Facebook post. “If anything, it’s because of what we’ve already built.”While the restaurant did not specify which space they would be moving into, a picture in their announcement post showed a D’Oro logo on top of the entrance of the space that used to house Senate, a popular gourmet hot dog restaurant that closed after nearly a decade earlier this year.Alfio’s ownership says they’re aiming for a fall opening, pending final approval from the city of Blue Ash.

BLUE ASH, Ohio —

Another dining option is coming to Summit Park.

Earlier this month, MadTree announced plans to bring an Alcove to the Blue Ash gathering space, taking the space that used to be occupied by The Brown Dog.

Joining Alcove later this fall is a new concept from the owners of Alfio’s Buon Cibo: D’Oro.

Described in a Facebook post as an “upscale casual Italian restaurant with some Argentine influence,” D’Oro is the third concept by the group, along with Hyde Park’s Alfio and Covington’s Noche.

“This isn’t about expanding just to expand,” the restaurant says on its Facebook post. “If anything, it’s because of what we’ve already built.”

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While the restaurant did not specify which space they would be moving into, a picture in their announcement post showed a D’Oro logo on top of the entrance of the space that used to house Senate, a popular gourmet hot dog restaurant that closed after nearly a decade earlier this year.

Alfio’s ownership says they’re aiming for a fall opening, pending final approval from the city of Blue Ash.