UC's new president a dedicated Bearcat

After cycling through two presidents in seven months, UC found itself a Bearcat.

Here's where to ring in 2017 with a great meal

Here's where to ring in 2017 with a great meal

Cincinnati's restaurant community is offering a lot of great options for New Year's Eve dining and libations. Here are nine of the most intriguing (and delicious).

What 'no gifts, please' really means

Your parents and in-laws might have nearly everything they want or need, but that doesn’t mean you can’t give them a gift with meaning.

There's real magic in this teen's snowmen

There's real magic in this teen's snowmen

Leah Wooten, an Alexandria teenager, makes and sells snowmen out of upcycled wood shutters to raise money so that needy kids will have Christmas presents to open.

Growing Ludlow aims to keep its charms

Ludlow in Kenton County is well on its way to becoming the next hot development area not far from downtown Cincinnati, with new gathering spaces, stores, restaurants, walkable infrastructure and greenspace either planned or already here.

Pay whatever, create what have you at art store

Pay whatever, create what have you at art store

Indigo Hippo on Main Street is a thrift store for artists that will go to a pay-as-you-can business model in January.

Is a legal pot shop coming to your community?

Is a legal pot shop coming to your community?

As Ohio’s new medical marijuana program rolls outs, communities across the state are staking steps to temporarily block or ban altogether pot-related businesses from opening.

Does medical marijuana help curb seizures?

Does medical marijuana help curb seizures?

Does medical marijuana actually help reduce seizures?

Medical marijuana 101: What's legal, what's not

Medical marijuana 101: What's legal, what's not

Medical marijuana is officially legal in Ohio. Here's what you need to know.

Hunting for deer isn't just a rural sport

Hunting for deer isn't just a rural sport

Twelve hunting enthusiasts journeyed over the (Little Miami) river and through the woods (down a steep, snowy hill) Wednesday night with a dozen different reasons to learn how to can and smoke venison.

State titles run in this St. X family

RB Quinn Earley got to experience what his brothers did - winning a state football championship.

Column: What we can do about heroin

It won’t be easy, but our community can respond to the heroin crisis and create a better system.

Best in the area ready to rumble this weekend

Best in the area ready to rumble this weekend

High school wrestling teams will battle at this weekend's Glenn Sample Holiday Classic in Harrison.

Somewhere soon, they'll be marching with pride

Somewhere soon, they'll be marching with pride

A Tri-State-area high school band has anonymously donated its band uniforms to Matthew 25: Ministries to be given to students in a developing country.

Brick Coffee in Norwood wants to know your story

Brick Coffee in Norwood wants to know your story

Brick Coffee in Norwood opened Dec. 10 and is about community. It occupies a space owned by Springdale Nazarene Church.

Fay: Bengals can put up or shut up vs. Steelers

Fay: Bengals can put up or shut up vs. Steelers

Without playoffs to fight for, Bengals can still show who's boss in AFC North. Or not.

Hoops coach gets literal life-saving assist

Hoops coach gets literal life-saving assist

Reading freshman basketball coach Jerry Overbeck suffered a heart attack the night of Dec. 2, but the quick reaction of athletic trainer Susan Blackson and two parents saved his life in the locker room.

Here's what every little FC Cincy fan needs

Here's what every little FC Cincy fan needs

FC Cincinnati is launching FCC Kids Club starting in January, which will give children access to players, free game passes, and a reason to be fans for life.

Local student makes cut to march in Rose Parade

Local student makes cut to march in Rose Parade

Westwood resident Jake Kroger will be one of 300 students performing in the Bands of America Honor Band.

Room to grow? Anderson Twp. plans out its future

Room to grow? Anderson Twp. plans out its future

Space is at a premium as Anderson Township updates it comprehensive plan to guide its business and residential mix.

COLUMN: Operation Santa needs you

Cincinnati's Main Post Office gets hundreds of letters to Santa from local kids. Some include wishes too difficult even for Santa to grant.

Heroin drug saves lives, but it's hard to get

Heroin drug saves lives, but it's hard to get

Effective heroin medication exists, but it is restricted by the U.S. government and its use is frowned on.