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The Cincinnati Minority Business Accelerator is getting a $450,000 grant to help entrepreneurs who have been systemically left behind.

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is a little more than a year into a massive project of collecting and analyzing people's blood and urine to...

Federal officials are charging 60 defendants across five states in what they're calling the largest opioid prescriber takedown ever. These are the first...

Cleanup continues from Memorial Day tornadoes that pummeled parts of Ohio, including the village of Roseville, where Federal Emergency Management Agency…

Residents of Harrison Township's now-condemned Legacy condos had until noon Monday to remove their belongings. This after heavy rains this weekend...

President Donald Trump, who will make a state visit to the United Kingdom next week, is taking heat from comments he made during his recent trip to...

How would you like to go to the moon for the weekend, have a romantic dinner inside the rings of Saturn or jump off ice cliffs from one of Uranus' moons...

The story of Seven Hills student Kyle Plush demonstrates calling 911 on a cell phone still has its problems. But one Greater Cincinnati technology...

People grieve in different ways. Cleveland writer Mary Weems puts her grief on paper. “If you look at my body of work, I’m writing about what’s going on in the world and usually not the stuff that you sing about,” Weems said. On a January morning in 2017, a phone call interrupted Weems’ regular workout routine. “Lifebanc was asking if it was OK to get my daughter’s organs. That’s how I found out she was dead,” she said.

Cincinnati City Council Friday unanimously approved a resolution condemning the actions of pro-Trump supporters this week who stormed the U.S. Capitol,...