This morning, various city officials, artists and more gathered to celebrate Cincinnati Art Week and this year's BLINK Festival.

Wynton Marsalis joins the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra for a three-day festival celebrating his jazz and classical works.

Lucky Dog, the Over-the-Rhine late-night spot known for its diverse menu and 3 a.m. hours, has permanently closed its Main Street restaurant.

Singer-songwriter and sound healer Deej Ragusa is CityBeat’s latest Culture Maker of the Week.

Meet this week’s Culture Maker nominees and vote for the Cincinnati creative who deserves the title by noon Oct. 9.

Ohio lawmakers passed a 90-day gas tax holiday, suspending state taxes on gasoline and diesel if Gov. Mike DeWine signs the bill.

Handel's Homemade Ice Cream, the Youngstown-based chain that was founded in 1945, is soon to expand to Cincinnati.

Billy Grise and Mitch Arens, co-owners of Carmelo's in Covington, are opening an American chop house in Fort Wright, Kentucky.

NKU students transform a TANK bus into “Beyond the Bridge,” an interactive public art installation for BLINK 2026.

Can you believe it's already October? Here's what's going on in the Queen City this weekend.

A downtown wine bar has closed after two years in business, with plans to relocate to a different location in the future.

A deal is in the works by an out-of-town investor to possibly purchase, renovate and rebrand the Radisson Hotel in Covington.

Meet the Cincinnati artists behind BLINK 2026 installations, from interactive light art and murals to tributes to the Queen City.

This Saturday, a new annual event for all things skateboarding will roll up to the Contemporary Arts Center.

BLINK is fast approaching, and Findlay Market wants to be your home base for this year's festival. Read more.

One of horror's most famous names is making a rare appearance in the U.S. this Thursday, and it's right here in Cincinnati.

Andrew “Mr. Cincinnati” Maloney is CityBeat’s Culture Maker of the Week, celebrated for his enthusiasm and love for the Queen City.

To close out its 14th outdoor summer residency, Art On Vine is turning Elm Street Plaza into a one-stop gameday destination.

Kentucky's only public middle school mariachi band has already more than doubled the roster of students who've found representation.

Next week, Cincinnatians can lace up their running shoes for an early look at this year's BLINK festival as part of a special marathon.

Ohio received an “F” for its sex education policy for the second year in a row in a new report from national advocacy group SIECUS.

A federal appeals court is allowing Ohio to require proof of citizenship before offering voter registration services at the BMV.

After seven years away, the Improv Festival of Cincinnati (known as IF Cincy) returns for three nights of comedy in Over-the-Rhine.

Just under two weeks out from the festival's start date, BLINK has released an official map featuring all of this year's attractions.

After attending HorrorHound for nearly 20 years, filmmaker PJ Starks got to show one of his own works to an adoring crowd.

One new locally-based documentary has been so successful leading up to its premiere that the Esquire Theatre is adding a second showtime.

Cincinnati’s Spring Grove Cemetery and Arboretum comprises 733 acres and is the second largest cemetery, acreage-wise in the United States.

Factory 52’s Carnivale is back for its second year, transforming the area into a classic carnival full of rides, games and more.

Ohio Republicans are pushing a 90-day gas tax holiday as fuel prices surge, but they’ll need Democratic support for immediate relief.

It's the first weekend of fall, which means it's time to get outside, put on a sweater and grab a pumpkin spice latte. Just kidding.

The Bagelry, the family-owned eatery with locations in Over-the-Rhine and Oakley, is opening a third location in Montgomery this Friday.

Improv Northern Kentucky, or INK, officially opened this May and now offers improv classes, workshops, corporate events, and performances.

If you're a real Cincinnati history aficionado, you probably know of the city's old "turtle lamps." One local woodworker is making his own.

Nine animal rights activists were arrested in front of Kroger headquarters after a group of them chained themselves to the entrance.

Former attorney Eric Deters canceled the Sept. 26 Patriots Day Freedom Fest in Morning View, citing a lack of VIP ticket sales