Lauren Artino

Hundreds of people are expected to gather this weekend in and around downtown Cincinnati.

Cincinnati’s largest soup kitchen will reopen for people in need Wednesday. To-go meals will be served from 9:30am-11:30am.

The ordinance says businesses may refuse customers if they do not wear a mask.

More than 70 firefighters responded to a fire in a vacant building in Walnut Hills early Tuesday morning, officials said.

Within minutes, temperatures can reach 120 degrees inside cars that are parked in the sun with the windows up, the department explained.

Guests will watch the fireworks light up the night sky without having to leave their vehicles.

A community event will be held in Washington Park on Tuesday to engage and discuss ways to make the city safer for Black transgender people.

No arrests have been made

The Board of Trustees at the University of Cincinnati voted to remove the name Tuesday.

The new Black Lives Matter mural was officially unveiled Friday afternoon

Tri-State artist collective creates murals on boarded-up storefronts.

Tri-State business to host mental health panel during PTSD awareness month

Gov. Mike DeWine recently announced that indoor movie theaters and other facilities could reopen.

'Let’s take a chance on these young people. They are advocating peace,' says Council Member Jan-Michele Kearney

'I’m extremely proud of the response of our officers. They were very professional in their response to these disturbances.'

This is the fourth fatal shooting in the city since Saturday.

On May 28, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced that outdoor visitation will be allowed beginning June 8 at assisted living facilities and intermediate care facilities for those with disabilities

Mister Williams was shot on February 17 near Laurel Park.

Churches Active In Northside (CAIN) is a food pantry that offers a wide selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, and protein

"What matters is that they know we have their back."

The outdoor environments, set to open May 15, will ostensibly follow proper safety protocols and social distancing.

Cincinnati nonprofit sells/leases donated cars to people working to overcome poverty.

The fire was so large, residents who lived several streets over called 911

Local nurse helps new moms during the COVID-19 pandemic.

May is ALS Awareness month and a local fire department is honoring one of their own who was diagnosed with the disease last year.

Tri-State organization working to protect local families during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The goal of the group is to connect parents with free resources to help them.

Local woman launches texting campaign to remind people to be brave.

Officials have not confirmed what started the fire.

The situation is dire with unemployment claims skyrocketing and fewer food donations from local stores and restaurants.