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The National Weather Service in October changed the way it talks about cold weather hazards.

Hefty tells Rumpke that 25% of Hefty ReNew carton sales in the U.S. came from Cincinnati. The program launched locally in November 2023.

There are several ways to get rid of election signs without throwing them in the trash.

WVXU spoke with a local expert about ways to help folks adjust as we "fall back."

The nationwide shortage was sparked by damage to a major production facility in North Carolina from Hurricane Helene.

In short? A lot.

The new Hamilton County Regional Safety Complex will be home to a shared Cincinnati Police and Hamilton County Sheriff's Office gun range.

Strategies to End Homelessness says several factors like increasing housing costs and the end of COVID-era funding are why.

It's like a fire bucket brigade, but for books.

A prototype housing model designed to enable adults with developmental disabilities has proven successful and is expanding across Hamilton County.

Work is expected to begin soon on the new Hamilton County Regional Safety Complex, which will be home to a shared Cincinnati Police and Hamilton County Sheriff's Office gun range.

The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is collaborating with the Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library to record oral histories about people's experiences using the Negro Motorist Green Book during the Jim Crow Era.

The report highlights areas for improvement in public health and suggests how the region achieve them.

This is the fourth time TQL Stadium has hosted the men's national team, and the fifth time for the city overall.

Grieving is something we all do as humans. WVXU spoke with an expert on grief for National Grief Awareness Day, Aug. 30.

The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) is awarding $37.5 million in grants for 240 humanities projects across the country, including several in the Tri-State.

If you're among the millions of Americans planning a Labor Day getaway, WVXU has some tips for ensuring your destination — and the trip there — meet any accessibility needs.

The Clermont County Mental Health and Recovery Board and Clermont County Suicide Prevention Coalition are working with state and federal agencies on suicide prevention efforts.

Organizations that assist people with developmental disabilities cut the ribbon Wednesday on eight accessible housing units in Middletown and Trenton.

The annual celebration of Black families and Black excellence may be the oldest Black Family Reunion event in the country.