Five artists immersed themselves within the Walnut Hills community to chat with residents and business owners about the issue of segregation and how it’s affecting their community.
For the second year in a row, Cincinnati is the best place for college graduates. There are endless job opportunities and room for growth, and the Queen City has relatively low rents.
People's Liberty is at the halfway point of its five-year mission. To date, it's funded 50 Cincinnatians to bring innovative ideas to the city.
The team behind Northside bars The Littlefield and Second Place are starting a new venture in the old bank building in East Walnut Hills.
Researchers at Ohio's research centers are using technologies such as sweat sensors and nerve stimulators to improve and monitor human health and create Ohio jobs.
The 2017 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year season is underway, and on Thursday, Cincinnati will honor about 30 Ohio Valley Region finalists for their innovation, financial performance and commitment to their businesses and communities.
Now seeking: Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky-based creative business owners and entrepreneurs for the fourth annual ArtWorks Big Pitch presented by U.S. Bank.
Two years ago, Cincinnati State Technical and Community College began offering craft beer classes. It expanded the curriculum in 2016, and is now offering a two-year Associate of Applied Science in Brewing degree.
There are many reasons why Cincinnati attracts young professionals: locally owned and operated restaurants, great beer, rich history, affordable housing and a strong job market.
The Cincinnati Museum Center's exhibit Star Wars and the Power of Costume was recently recognized as one of the top 20 must-see exhibits of the summer.
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