Sue weighed just 1.34 pounds when found trapped in a Komatsu excavator in Barberton. Now she's getting her own shop-cat career.

Jasmin Hughley beat out more than 150 nominees and 450 public votes to win a repaired 2017 Kia Niro from a Pleasant Ridge auto shop.

A derecho knocked out power just long enough to spoil 15,000 handmade ravioli at Sacred Heart Church, forcing organizers to cancel October's fundraiser.

The bronze statue at Reading Road and MLK Drive replaces a tribute displaced by I-71 construction back in 2017.

Cincinnati African American Firefighters Association hosted a week of workshops, a besties brunch and a documentary premiere honoring its elders.

The Cincinnati campus also got a STEM lab, murals and a public health clinic through a massive volunteer effort.

Freshmen hauled boxes through the Nutter Center parking lot as crews raced to finish a new campus roundabout just days before classes started.

Runners can dress as cattle for the Cattle Drive Moo Mile before Camp Washington's new state fair takes over Valley Park.

Keep Cincinnati Beautiful debuts its new Walnut Hills headquarters with a block party featuring VIP cocktails from Molly Wellmann and a hidden 14th-century-style parrot room.

The Rubber Duck Regatta returns during Riverfest, with every $5 duck funding 15 meals for kids across Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana.

The $14.9 million supportive housing project in Over-the-Rhine survived a year-long zoning fight before its ribbon-cutting.

Sawyer Point hosts a free, 16-sport showcase next month, from korfball to broomball, aimed at growing local leagues and luring world championships to Cincinnati.

Vintage ballplayers, classic cars and free admission cap off Miami Township's Second Saturday season at Miami Meadows Park.