John London

Brown spent the weekend with the United Auto Workers union. Trump-supporting union members could prove pivotal in the race.

Ohio may not be the battleground it once was, but voters in the Buckeye State have clear battle lines drawn as they await Tuesday's presidential debate.

Sporting his trademark bandana and a black T-shirt with his image fronting an American flag, the Hulkster was a human magnet for his legion of fans.

Both presidential campaigns see reason to feel upbeat as the election season moves closer to Labor Day.

Skeptics and opponents believe Amendment Two would drain much needed money from the already overburdened public school system.

When people think of economic impact in the Cincinnati community, their sports teams come to mind, along with major events like a Taylor Swift concert, Oktoberfest, or the Flying Pig Marathon.They do not think nonprofits.It wouldn’t occur to most people at all.But a new study that surfaced today might be eye opening to many folks who may overlook nonprofit organizations as an economic power.The study was commissioned by The Human Services Chamber of Hamilton County, the Leadership Council for No…

CTRH is tucked away off Highway 50 in Milford where dedicated staff and volunteers are trying to shine more light on what they do and why they do it.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., whose father and uncle were assassinated in the 1960s, brought his "Independence Tour" to the Marriott Hotel in West Chester.

The words “bold action,” the phrase “committed to a new culture,” and the pledge for “a new way of thinking” mark the intentions of the incoming Cincinnati City Council.

From hospital nurses to delivery drivers, positions opened up Thursday as various employers held job fairs in Southwest Ohio.