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.

Residents were turned away from a packed Parkland-Coral Springs meeting before the board delayed its vote on strict new leasing rules.

Thomas H. Begay, one of the last two living Navajo Code Talkers, survived Iwo Jima and Chosin Reservoir before a career helping fellow Navajos find jobs.

Six households at 2055 Powell Street say they were shut out of buying in — and now face a November move-out deadline.

Sammie Magee's Saturday event at Prairie Star Middle School will fund a Kansas City-area healing day for children hit by gun violence.

Riders on adaptive bikes will cover up to 95 miles a day, stopping to thank Midwest farmers along the way.

The fitness space gives former gang members and people in recovery a place to train alongside counseling and job programs.

The August 29 gala at PGA National comes as 70% of the county's unhoused residents are homeless for the first time.

The free Painesville festival started with 4,000 attendees in 2022 and has since expanded its kids zone and entertainment lineup.

The August 30 bash at Andrews Park pairs bounce houses with a food drive and free school supplies for Champlin families.

Vermilion's Father's Day tradition began with a commercial fisherman named Ray Full in 1966 and now anchors Ohio's August 2026 fair celebrations.

A $2.68 million rescue deal keeps Lancaster's Valley Oasis and seven sister centers open as over 3,000 families remain unhoused countywide.

Sixty vendors a day, a Bali Ha'i pop-up bar and Space Queen's viral Mardi Gras costumes hit House of Blues August 22-23.