Nick Swartsell

A person arrested during last year's protest march across the Roebling Suspension Bridge has filed a federal lawsuit against the city of Covington and two police officers alleging excessive use of force.

For more than 100 years, the ornate, Jacobethan revival-style Hoffman School has looked out over Victory Parkway from its perch near the border of Walnut Hills, East Walnut Hills and Evanston.

Work has begun on the last major piece of downtown Cincinnati's reimagined convention district.

Developers Thursday shared progress on 11 new single-family homes to a street on Newport's west side. Leaders say the project will boost the neighborhood while adding badly-needed housing stock.

Jackhammers and bulldozers clatter at a downtown Cincinnati demolition site. Buildings and Inspections Supervisor Scott Ryan leads a group of young women and men through the noise and dust.

A complex federal legal battle over immigration status seemed to set a deadline for many of Springfield's roughly 12,000-15,000 immigrants from Haiti: July 27.

If you're curious about how court systems work, you can get a behind-the-scenes look at the local common pleas court system as part of America 250-Ohio celebrations.

Data centers have dominated headlines and social feeds lately. In a four-part series, WVXU is delving into the issues surrounding some that are proposed for our region.

Photos from the Hamilton County Auditor taken in the early 2000s show three single family homes huddled close on the stretch of Hopple Street just west of Meeker Street in Camp Washington.

The Cincinnati Museum Center's newest display has seen some things — namely, engineers blasting it with gale-force winds, and other stress tests.