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What is good design? And why does it matter? Earlier this year, AIA architects and an AIA international associate discussed how sustainable design—from adaptive reuse to lifecycle costs—reduces environmental impact
Historic charm, live entertainment, and time to reconnect make our Indiana community an inviting getaway from Cincinnati.
Allowing both parents sufficient time off to bond and adjust to their new roles can have longer-term benefits within the family unit and contribute toward more equity in child rearing.
The revival of legacy commercial, educational and manufacturing properties embraces sustainability, technology and adds housing.
Buildings do indeed shape us. Learn key principles to help understand, evaluate, appreciate, and advocate for good architecture and design.
The event returns in October with a bigger footprint, more programming, and proof that Cincinnati’s startup ecosystem has grown without losing community-driven spirit.
An $8.4 million investment is bringing homeownership and a renewed sense of possibility to one of Cincinnati’s smallest neighborhoods.
Two longtime film festivals are joining forces, bringing together independent filmmaking, accessibility and a broader vision for the city’s film community.
GuardCare provided free health services to nearly 500 Ohio residents, highlighting both collaborative solutions and persistent gaps in dental care.
Beam Center for Nonprofits unifies OneSource, Leadership Council and Social Venture Partners to provide more diverse and efficient service.
The housing picture is complicated by changing demographics in the first-ring suburbs.
In Ohio, they're playing a visible role among religious leaders who have been organizing demonstrations after mostly Springfield-area Haitian residents were summoned to report to immigration enforcement.
Music director Eckart Preu welcomes cuatro virtuoso Fabiola Méndez, Victoria Okafor, and chamber rock guitarist Roger Klug to Cincinnati stages.
Non-Con brings entrepreneurs, creatives and small business owners together in Northern Kentucky to share practical lessons on growing businesses outside traditional pathways.
In the latest reporter video, data indicates a downward trend for social interactions with neighbors. One Cincinnati neighborhood has a plan to address the issue.