Thousands of illuminated pumpkins will soon be on display at the Cincinnati Zoo.
On the Weekend of the Cincinnati Music Festival, the Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame pays tribute to a new batch of stars.
A Tri-State kid is cutting off his mullet and donating his hair to help other children.
An inspirational mural in Hamilton is being celebrated.
The YWCA Greater Cincinnati is now a pet-friendly shelter, becoming the region’s first domestic violence shelter to welcome survivors and their pets.
St. Vincent De Paul is continuing its month-long promotion fundraiser, Christmas in July.
The Tri-State is home to the longest-running women’s art club in the United States.
The Sharon Lake Improvement Project aims to make the area better for both the people who enjoy its beauty and the wildlife that live there.
FOX19 NOW’s Jason Maxwell highlights that impact and previews an Auschwitz exhibition opening later this year at the Cincinnati Union Terminal.
An upcoming fishing event looks to provide support to active and retired service members.
A nonprofit organization that provides sober living housing is expanding.
The tradition dates back to the 19th century.
A rare 13-star American flag thought to be used during the Revolutionary War was recently on display at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati.
A one-of-a-kind basketball-themed water storage tank will soon be dedicated to the town of Milan.
The Avondale Empowerment Day is giving people access to job training opportunities, financial resources, health services and more.
A Tri-State fireworks business says tariffs are not impacting business, but a construction project is.
A World War II veteran and former prisoner of war celebrates his 106th birthday.
Amazon is turning one Make-A-Wish kid’s dream into a reality.
More than 350,000 cardiac arrests occur outside of a hospital each year, AHA reports.
Students had the opportunity for hands-on construction learning and participated in a networking event on Tuesday.
A three-day event at the Cincinnati Type and Print Museum is celebrating the 625th birthday of Johannes Gutenberg.
UpSpring, a nonprofit working to empower kids, is promoting water safety as summer nears.
Ohio Valley Goodwill Industries opened its new walk-in opportunity center in Fairfield Tuesday.
The winner of the 2025 St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway got her first in-person look at her new home Monday.
The winner of the 2025 St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway has been selected.
Around 300 high school and middle school students are taking part in the 15th DAAPcamps summer creative and design camp experience.
The Clermont County Special Olympics team is heading to state to compete in weightlifting.
The Cincinnati Zoo hosted its second annual Stuffed Animal Clinic Tuesday.
A mural wall in Avondale is highlighting unity, hope and strength while honoring the neighborhood.
The Salvation Army of Greater Cincinnati celebrated National Donut Day with a stop at the Veterans Administration Medical Center.
The Fitton Center is getting ready to kick off its summer camps for the year.
KeyBank teammates spent the day volunteering with community organizations during the 34th annual Neighbors Make The Difference Day.
A summer program connecting Cincinnati’s youth to fashion merchandising and footwear industry leaders is back.
Airtrek Robotics showcased its autonomous robot, Iris, during a live demo at Lunken Airport Friday.
A woman and her two dogs will have a new place to call home thanks to the Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati.
The Contemporary Arts Center gives a preview of its first pop-up restaurant as part of a new series.
The Salvation Army Middletown is stepping up to help make sure kids don’t go hungry this summer.
Residents in Union Township came together this Memorial Day to honor and remember those who gave their lives protecting our nation.
Hoxworth Blood Center kicked off its first of two special summer blood drives on Friday.
YWCA Greater Cincinnati cut the ribbon on its new domestic violence shelter Thursday.
The Emery Theatre, founded in Cincinnati in 1919, is getting some work done.
The life of Kentucky artist Harlan Hubbard is being remembered and honored with an upcoming exhibit at the Behringer-Crawford Museum.
After scoring the Goal of the Matchday with a bicycle kick against Sporting Kansas City, FC Cincinnati forward Kévin Denkey donated 150 bicycles to students at Hays-Porter School.
FOX19 NOW’s Jason Maxwell has the story on Steeplechase Elementary School art instructor George Canfield.
A tribe of goats paid a visit to some local memory care patients.
IKEA West Chester offered a first look at the newly renovated Hope’s Closet clothing boutique.
