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Gov. Mike DeWine said he's moving toward an economic "slowdown," not a shutdown, to limit the spread of COVID-19 in the state. More coronavirus…

With nine years to go, Cincinnati's 2030 District reports its participating companies have reduced energy usage by 21%, just ahead of where they should...

Testing wastewater is an easy and relatively cheap way to detect disease in a community. Even though scientists were unable to effectively use it as an...

Styrofoam usage has increased for most people during the pandemic as people rely more than ever on online shopping and curbside services. It's in our to...

As COVID-19 continues to impact the country’s homeless population, Cincinnati could see construction begin on a new homeless shelter in February.

In what may be the most sophisticated real-time monitoring of groundwater, University of Cincinnati researchers are studying changes in water quality,...

The organization that runs the Over-the-Rhine Senior Center wants the community to know the only reason the center is closed is because of COVID-19....

For longtime Reds announcer Marty Brennaman, Thursday was an almost surreal day, "getting up and thinking about broadcasting my last baseball game."...

Despite the threat of inclement weather approaching, Monday dawned sunny and warm as people gathered in Eden Park on Veterans Day to honor those who...

Looking to spur redevelopment, the city of Hamilton has unveiled two programs designed to revitalize neighborhoods and improve the vitality of Hamilton...