After attending HorrorHound for nearly 20 years, filmmaker PJ Starks got to show one of his own works to an adoring crowd.

Cincinnati’s Spring Grove Cemetery and Arboretum comprises 733 acres and is the second largest cemetery, acreage-wise in the ...

One new locally-based documentary has been so successful leading up to its premiere that the Esquire Theatre is adding a second showtime.

Factory 52’s Carnivale is back for its second year, transforming the area into a classic carnival full of rides, games and ...

Ohio Republicans are pushing a 90-day gas tax holiday as fuel prices surge, but they’ll need Democratic support for immediate relief.

It's the first weekend of fall, which means it's time to get outside, put on a sweater and grab a pumpkin spice latte. Just kidding.

Meet Trauma Illinois, a Cincinnati rock band blending blues rock, high-energy riffs and plenty of Queen City pride.

Improv Northern Kentucky, or INK, officially opened this May and now offers improv classes, workshops, corporate events, and ...

If you're a real Cincinnati history aficionado, you probably know of the city's old "turtle lamps." One local woodworker is making his own.

Nine animal rights activists were arrested in front of Kroger headquarters after a group of them chained themselves to the entrance.

Ohio utility bills are rising as energy demand and data centers strain the grid. Here’s what’s driving costs and what candidates propose.

Dive into everything Cincinnati dining on Friday mornings. Sign up At this year’s dinner, Cincinnati chefs David Jackman (of Wildweed), Noah Vasquez (of Cafe Mochiko) and Kymberly Wilbon (The Passion ...