During Hamilton Marathon, Runners 'Glow In The Dark'
Unlike most racers, the more than 450 runners preparing for this weekend's marathon in Hamilton don't have to get out of bed well before the sun comes up. At the 3rd annual Hamilton NightGlow Marathon,...
View ArticleCincinnati Is The Only Place In The World To See This Rare Dinosaur
Somewhat similar to the Tyrannosaurus, the Cincinnati Museum Center's new dinosaur, Torvosaurus, is the only one of its kind. Until the fossilized remains were found largely intact in 2013, researchers...
View ArticleJohnna Reeder Leaving REDI Cincinnati
The head of REDI Cincinnati is stepping down. President and CEO Johnna Reeder has led the Regional Economic Development Initiative since its inception in 2014.
View ArticleIt's Time! Union Terminal Clock Scheduled For Reinstallation
The clock is ticking on getting the Union Terminal timepiece tick-tocking again. It was removed last year for cleaning and maintenance and is scheduled to be reinstalled beginning Monday.
View ArticleFC Cincinnati Breaks Ground On Mercy Health Training Complex
Soccer club FC Cincinnati broke ground Wednesday on its new training complex in Clermont County , simultaneously announcing Mercy Health is paying for the facility's naming rights.
View ArticlePhotos: Go Behind-The-Scenes As The Clock Returns To Union Terminal
High atop the glass-fronted Cincinnati Museum Center sits a door few people ever get to see. It's marked "Door Number S-404."
View ArticleDeported Mother Of Four Maribel Trujillo Diaz Back In The United States
Maribel Trujillo Diaz, the Butler County mother of four who was deported to her native Mexico in April 2017, is back in the United States.
View ArticleBehind-The-Scenes: See How The New Union Terminal Fountain Works
The fountain in front of the Cincinnati Museum Center has been delighting visitors young and old since Union Terminal opened in 1933. The cascading green fount got a facelift and a system upgrade as...
View ArticleUpdate: This Roller Coaster Is On Its Way Out At Kings Island
Updated 09/27/18 10:15 a.m. Bye, bye birdie! Firehawk is thrilling its final visitors this fall. Kings Island announced Thursday the coaster, which opened in 2007, will close at the end of the season.
View ArticleFifth Third Shooting Responders Honored For Bravery
Police officers and several civilians are being honored for their actions following last month's deadly shooting in the lobby of the Fifth Third Bank building on Fountain Square.
View ArticleKroger And Walgreens Are Launching A Partnership
Cincinnati-based Kroger and Deerfield, Ill.-based Walgreens are trying out a partnership placing Kroger brand items in Walgreens stores and making Kroger online orders available for pickup at some...
View ArticleFerry Brings Rabbit Hash And Rising Sun Together Again
Two communities once linked by a thriving commercial trade are once again reunited now that ferry service between Rabbit Hash, Ky., and Rising Sun, Ind., has been restored. Rising Star Casino decided...
View ArticleUC Cutting The Ribbon on 1819 Innovation Hub
The University of Cincinnati is officially launching its new 1819 Innovation Hub Friday. The former Sears building on Reading Road is now designed as a space for companies like Kroger and Procter &...
View ArticleHamilton County Sheriff's Deputy Hit By Car, Hospitalized
Updated 2 p.m. A Hamilton County Sheriff's deputy is hospitalized in critical but stable condition after being struck by a vehicle overnight, the department says. A suspect is in custody.
View ArticleEzz Fest Celebrates Ezzard Charles And West End Community
The West End is celebrating its heritage Saturday with a festival named for one of the community's most well known residents, Ezzard Charles.
View ArticleMiami's Luxembourg Campus Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Miami University is celebrating the 50th anniversary this week of its campus in Luxembourg.
View ArticleFC Cincinnati Stadium Agreements Coming Together
The Greater Cincinnati Redevelopment Authority (The Port) and Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses are signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) as the paperwork continues falling into place on FC...
View ArticleAnnual Firefighters Memorial Remembers The Fallen
Cincinnati and surrounding fire departments honored those who died over the last year during the annual Greater Cincinnati Firefighters Memorial Service Thursday.
View ArticlePublic Library Selects New Director
In a surprise move, the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County has selected its next leader. Interim Director Paula Brehm-Heeger takes over the permanent position immediately.
View ArticleMussels Relocated During Williamsburg Dam Removal
A team of volunteers is expected to help mussels in the East Fork of the Little Miami River find new homes Saturday. They're being relocated as work begins on removing the lowhead dam in Williamsburg.
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