The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden has announced a new pin trading program to celebrate 150 years since the institution first opened.

Cincinnati city officials are set to unveil “Jim Scott Way” ahead of the Cincinnati Reds’ Opening Day game. Scott, a longtime Cincinnati radio host, died last year at 81 after battling ALS. On Tuesday ...

The Findlay Market Opening Day Parade begins at noon Thursday, ahead of the game at Great American Ball Park between the Reds ...

In the annals of baseball history, there is one home run hitter whose name stands above the rest: Sadaharu Oh, his 868 home ...

Cincinnati approved the creation of an LGBTQ+ commission during a city council meeting – it might be the first of its kind in Ohio. Photo illustration by Ben Jodway (Cincinnati City Hall photo by ...

It isn’t the only new routine in Culiacan, a city of 1 million residents that for the past six months has been the battlefield for the two main factions of the Sinaloa drug cartel. The violence ...

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - The Cincinnati City Planning Commission voted Friday to recommend a project development that could transform the Hyde Park neighborhood. Residents and business owners have ...

We have not heard back. City of Cincinnati officials announced the road closures on Thursday. Beginning at 6:30 p.m. Friday, through Monday morning, these roads in East Walnut Hills will be closed ...

CINCINNATI — Nationally and right here in the Buckeye State, we're seeing a push to scale back diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives continue. City leaders in Cincinnati are taking a stand, ...

When people refer to a college basketball game as a “rock fight” they are usually talking about the type of contest that Kansas State won against Cincinnati on Wednesday at Fifth Third Arena.

If there’s danger, he sends a message to his students’ parents suspending classes. It isn’t the only new routine in Culiacan, a city of 1 million residents that for the past six months has been the ...

Cincinnati Development Fund, which administers the city of Cincinnati’s Affordable Housing Trust Fund, issued a letter committing to supporting the project with $2.36 million from the fund.