Cincinnati News

Northside's Mayday hosts a killer triple bill for fans of songwriters who shape their own boundaries of tradition to forge new, singular Roots music sounds.

Road crews in Cincinnati have already put down a protective layer of brine on city streets ahead of the snow that is being forecast for late Friday and early Saturday.

You're invited to join us as we break ground on the Streetcar Project and celebrate the transformation of Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Police cited Bengals linebacker Ray Maualuga today for allegedly throwing a punch during a fight at a downtown Cincinnati bar last weekend.

Through all the years when once-thriving Walnut Hills seemed to be engulfed by rampant crime and deteriorating buildings, Clarence Taylor never stopped believing in the Cincinnati neighborhood.

Several dozen animals rescued from a house fire in a Cincinnati suburb have found temporary shelter with one Ohio family.

Northside's Chicken Lays an Egg, a gem in Cincinnati's growing collection of excellent vintage shops, hosts a Valentine fashion show featuring their retro-fab clothing, shoes and accessories Saturday at Northside Tavern.

Some U.S. progressives are supporting a move by Icelandic politicians to nominate alleged WikiLeaks collaborator Bradley Manning for the Nobel Peace Prize.

Duke Energy's approval and cooperation was considered to be essential in advancing the highly anticipated Cincinnati streetcar project, and Wednesday the company announced it isn't willing to cooperate.

Xian Zhang, a prize-winning conductor and graduate of the University of Cincinnati's College-Conservatory of Music, conducts the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra this weekend.

Yvette Hooten got the call this week, the one she's been praying for since her 16-year-old son was murdered nearly three years ago on a steamy summer morning.

With concern rising over Cincinnati's intent to close Blue Ash Airport later this year, AOPA is calling on area pilots to take their protest directly to Mayor Mark Mallory.

Noah Wotherspoon, front, and Rob Thaxton on bass, rear, perform for students at Bond Hill Academy in December.

A lot of people are being charged hundreds of dollars for a tow that was legally set by the state, but a Cincinnati council member said Wednesday the practice has to stop.

To soothe away some of the hurt, a 'prayer caravan' will make stops Thursday at recent crime scenes, and community members are encouraged to participate.

At heart, Carmen is a sensual story of passion. Putting a daring new spin on one of the best-known and beloved stories of opera repertoire sounds like a tall order.

Mark Hooten, 16, was on his way to a job training program when he was shot and killed on Borden Street in July 2009.

The Cincinnati City Council met on Monday to discuss the energy aggregation policy for the city, which, if implemented, could mean big changes in the way residents' homes are powered.

Nearly 15 months after the disputed election, a federal judge ruled today that Hamilton County elections officials must count all provisional ballots cast in a 2010 Juvenile Court judge race.

Duke argues that the $18.7 million needed to move its utilities is a cost that should be covered by the city and the Cincinnati streetcar project, not the utility and its ratepayers.