A love story more than anything, American Symphony may prove most meaningful to those with ongoing illness in their lives.

The site's roots date back to 1804, initially serving as an arsenal and recruiting ground, for the War of 1812.

The nonprofit needs $60,000 to keep its doors open through the new year.

The café’s concept combines dining, shopping and entertainment under one roof and will be a totally immersive space for both kids and adults to engage their imaginations and build with LEGOs.

"The process is the problem," said Jeniece Brock, policy and advocacy director for the Ohio Organizing Collaborative.

Rep. Bill Dean, R-Xenia, was the only house member to vote against the bill.

The Salazars say they will be keeping the 1410 Republic St. location to turn it into something new.

"A Quiet Christmas" allows groups of up to eight people have private, half-hour sessions inside the museum's Christmas Cottage.

Employees voted to join the Teamsters union in April, citing low pay and dangerous working conditions.

Toy donations for the drive can be dropped off at any CRC recreation center or City Hall until Friday, Dec. 8.

Advocates for victims of domestic violence called the bill 'a hot mess.'

Neither has been accused, but the administration was involved

The speakeasy will host two performances of George Remus: A New Musical to commemorate the repeal of Prohibition.

As a writer and performer Lukas Nelson seems to work effortlessly in the vein of what came before and tastefully in touch with the legacy of his father, Willie Nelson, while building on the roots of American popular music.

They’re known to play two hundred shows a year, and this year they’re wrapping up with a stop in Covington with fellow jam band Houseplant, who hail from Louisville.

Ashley McBryde performs at the Andrew J Brady Music Center on Dec. 2.

Heartless Bastards, originally from Cincinnati before a move to Austin, Texas, in 2007, have put out a string of critically praised records.

Somewhere between avant-garde and true to hip-hop’s roots, Action Bronson’s approach to the genre is just as innovative as it is fun.

John Waters performs his show, “A John Waters Christmas,” at the Ludlow Garage on Dec. 14.

The biggest piece of advice from Cincinnati chefs to make your holiday meals a hit? Prep, prep, prep.