Four Cincinnati-area teams remain in the hunt for Ohio High School Athletic Association state titles, with state champions being crowned this week.

A staple Mexican restaurant in the Arena District has closed after a decade of business. Nada at 220 W. Nationwide Blvd. welcomed guests for the last time on May 29.

High school students in Central Ohio can apply now to participate in the FBI Cincinnati Teen Academy Program, which offers a behind-the-scenes look at the agency’s roles and activities.

This is a continuing series, breaking down the 2025 Arizona high school football season by top players at each position.

The OHSAA boys lacrosse postseason is quickly winding down with just six games remaining across both divisions and multiple area teams are vying for a chance to keep their seasons alive long enough to ...

The Division I trophy has never left the Columbus area, while the trophy in Division II has never made its way to Northeast ...

Smoke from wildfires in Canada is making it harder to breathe in Ohio and several other states. Here's how long it will last ...

Zillow report shows Cleveland renters need $54K annually while Cincinnati requires nearly $61K, with single-family homes ...

The list was published last week, about a month after President Donald Trump issued an executive order directing the ...

Columbus and Cincinnati forecast: typical weather with a warming trend, but thunderstorms possible by the weekend.

Both of central Ohio's representatives in the Ohio Tennis Coaches Association team state tournament finished their seasons ...

Nada, located at 220 W. Nationwide Blvd., was Cincinnati chef and restaurateur David Falk’s first Columbus restaurant.