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When Claire McMillan was looking for inspiration for her new novel The Necklace she found herself climbing her husband's family tree. McMillan married into Cleveland's Mather family and today lives on the family farm outside of Cleveland. Digging through the Mather family archives, McMillan discovered the travel journals of Amasa Stone Mather from 1907.

Nearly a dozen groups including Black Lives Matter Cincinnati are sponsoring a rally near the University of Cincinnati's College Conservatory of Music...

The U.S. Justice Department says there is insufficient evidence to prove a white Beavercreek Police Officer violated federal civil rights laws when he...

"This year's been amazing," Venus Williams says after reaching her second Grand Slam final of the 2017 season.

Cincinnati's annual start of summer festival is getting a new venue, kind of. Taste of Cincinnati is staying on Fifth St but is moving two blocks east.

Several subcommittees are meeting and working on ideas to improve the streetcar experience for riders. The groups met collectively Monday at City Hall...

The Metropolitan Sewer District is being asked to buy several homes on the west side because of flooding and sewer backups.

The Cincinnati Art Museum has two Japanese displays opening this weekend. Dressed to Kill features samurai armor and weaponry from the 16th to 19th...

Many times media reports about crime include the number for Crime Stoppers, 352-3040. People call with tips that police use to identify suspects or...

Rumors continue to circulate that many people are riding the Cincinnati streetcar without paying the fares. But officials say riders are being checked.