Lisa Murtha

Built in 1986 and set on a one-acre lot with sweeping Ohio River views, this contemporary home was the final project by Mid-Century-Modern icons Carl Strauss and Ray Roush as partners.

Keeping Over-the-Rhine’s St. Francis Seraph Ministries soup kitchen open throughout the pandemic took a lot of work—and faith.

Combining medical expertise and safety with restorative body treatments, the spa is a new frontier in the science behind beauty, skincare, and wellness.

Patients at Mercy Health participated in a nationwide clinical trial that explored using convalescent plasma as a treatment for COVID-19.

Roger Grein lost nearly all his money, but that didn’t stop him from giving it away. His nonprofit Magnified Giving helps thousands of people in need every year.

For the Schaller family, the National Flag Company is more than business as usual or a local treasure. It’s a vocation.

RealLife Owner Natalie Gregory shares why her company’s luxurious tiny homes give buyers a pretty big bang for their buck.

Basketball is more than a game for referee Kelly Whelan and coach Bryan Wyant, who created Team Hughes to support Hughes High School students.

Known as the ”Wolf House,” this Amberley Village home was built by Carl Strauss and Ray Roush in 1976, and is looking for a new owner.

Rayshun Holt went to prison at age 15. When he was released 21 years later, he struggled to find a purpose until he discovered Nehemiah Manufacturing.