Megan Mitchell

Less than one month before the Flying Pig Marathon, 24 high school students from Greater Cincinnati were awarded $20,000 scholarships to further their education through the Flying Pig Community Scholars program.

Nearly 50 people from around the world officially became American citizens during a naturalization ceremony at Cincinnati Country Day School.

A vacant lot in Madisonville that has been empty for nearly 20 years could soon become Hamilton County’s first tiny home village for veterans, offering permanent supportive housing for those experiencing homelessness.

On the Democratic side, Charles Booker has gone from a little-known state lawmaker from Louisville’s West End to one of the most recognizable progressive voices in Kentucky politics.

Dale Romans, a well-known thoroughbred horse trainer, is running for U.S. Senate in Kentucky, emphasizing bipartisan collaboration and pragmatic solutions.

58-year-0ld Shawn Hughes believed for decades that he had never graduated high school, but a recent discovery revealed he earned his diploma in 1986 after enrolling in Cincinnati Public Schools' Adult Education Center.

Northern Kentucky Pride is returning to Covington this weekend, and while organizers prepare for thousands to fill the streets, many are remembering Katie Meyer, the woman who helped build the event from the ground up.

Walmart’s drone delivery program is expanding into more cities across the United States.

Finding a good AC company in Chino Hills matters more than you might think. Here is a closer look at things to know.

More than 400 volunteers will soon arrive in Winton Hills to revitalize the area with new amenities, including a playground, murals, gardens and a shaded tree walk, as part of this year’s Reds community makeover.