Nicole Aponte

As Breast Cancer Awareness Month comes to a close, a local woman is sharing her story of survival.

One of the parking lots at Taft Elementary will transform into a safe sleep lot for families in a couple of months, helping to meet a growing need in the district.

For Shannon Hughes and Jenn Arens, becoming parents to their baby boy, Ray, meant embracing a path that looks different from many families.

There's a new opportunity taking shape in Covington to turn vacant or abandoned properties into affordable housing.

West Chester is bringing back an effort to support small business owners.

UC Health has opened a new facility in Walnut Hills, expanding medical care for adults with developmental disabilities. The new and improved center on Victory Parkway is meeting a big need here in the community.

Veteran's Memorial Stadium in Reading could soon get a much-needed makeover.

Reading Community City Schools has been one of the leaders when it comes to integrating artificial intelligence into the classroom.

Last year, NKU began offering an artificial intelligence minor. This year, they're doubling down on the program.

Starting Wednesday, students in grades 6-8 in Milford Exempted Village Schools will be in the same building for the first time ever!

A second-grade teacher at Princeton City Schools is preparing for the new year – just months after an act of kindness that goes way beyond the classroom.

Safety will be top-of-mind for local law enforcement as the VOA Country Music Festival kicks off Thursday night in West Chester.

Ohio's tax-free holiday runs two weeks this year, and lines up with many families who are getting their back-to-school shopping done.

Welcome House, a homeless advocacy organization based in Covington, says the Safer Kentucky Act is making the issue worse one year after it took effect across the Bluegrass.

This weekend, the pickleball courts at The Pickle Lodge in West Chester will be packed with friends, family and even strangers dedicated to keeping Michael Currin’s memory alive.

Gun violence advocates say they are doing everything they can to create safe spaces to keep children away from guns.

Wednesday is the last day for you to tell the Ohio Department of Transportation how it should reconnect the Lockland Split.

A crucial program well into its second year in Colerain Township is helping to decrease the number of emergency calls related to falls.

Organizers say they are expecting one of the largest turnouts yet. A lot of preparation has gone into making this parade and festival happen.

The Senate is expected to vote on President Donald Trump’s "Big Beautiful Bill" this week.