Lisa Murtha

For 10 years, Off the Streets has helped women involved in prostitution and sex trafficking transition to a normal life. Heroin has turned the program’s efforts into a life or death struggle. Here’s what it’s like on the battlefield.

There's a pine-paneled billiard room with a fireplace and full bar.

On the banks of the Little Miami River lies a late 20th-century design that has stood the test of time.

On historic Dayton Street, revitalization happens slowly, one house at a time.

PBS home-reno star Tommy Silva and his production crew visited Cincinnati in September to film a segment for Ask This Old House (making dining-room wainscoting at Steve and Lucy Crowley’s Mariemont home). We asked Silva and Senior Producer/Director Heath Racela a few questions in between takes.

The company started with two employees and a dream: to capitalize on the downsizing of America. In nine years it has grown into a $60 million online auction business. Welcome to the new economy of people's old stuff.

Musical instruments and more are in for a wearable tune-up if Lynne&Lucille has anything to do with it.

Tudors aren’t the only home style you’ll find in Mariemont. Check out this Mid-Century Modern gem.

When a bunch of friends from Oak Hills High School formed the Rusty Griswolds, they had no idea they’d become the Queen City’s favorite cover band. Get out the Aqua Net, plug in your keytar, and take a trip back in time with the graying gods of church festival rock.

A Columbia-Tusculum cottage makes ready for its next 100 years.