A Twelve-Sided 1900s Home in Ludlow
The Latta House’s dodecagon shape combines one-of-a-kind curb appeal with modern updates for a home unlike any other.
After 25 Years of Paddlefest, Brewster Rhoads Is Still in Perpetual Motion
Cincinnati’s favorite river rat seeks new adventures as his annual paddling event has grown bigger than ever a quarter century on.
Cincinnati’s Disastrous First Automobile Race
When drivers took to the Oakley Park racetrack and went down in literal flames.
Former UC Archaeologist Uncovered City of Legend Behind The Odyssey
Classics professor and archaeologist Carl W. Blegen documented Troy, the site of the Trojan War of legend, during pre-World War II excavations.
Funk Band and Radio Station to be Inducted Into Cincinnati Black Music Walk of...
’70s group Heatwave and music station WCIN will earn their stars on the walk of fame this weekend.
Newport Abandons Flock Cameras as Surveillance Concerns are Raised
The use of these AI-powered identification cameras is up for debate in neighborhoods all around town as residents voice their opposition.
Dr. Know: Film Row, a Square Fountain, and Oddly Shaped Benches
The Good Doctor investigates Cincinnati’s Hollywood appeal, Fountain Square’s design, and the pavilion at Mt. Echo Park.
Mental Health Expert Valeria Strunk on The Cost of Living Afraid
This therapist, immigrant, and mom shares the toll that living in today’s culture takes on Cincinnati’s children.
Meet the NASA Crew Behind Apollo 11 at CMC
Following a screening of the 1969 space mission, meet professionals who enabled humankind to take its first steps on the Moon.
Cincinnati Magazine Award Season Wrap-Up 2025
"Cincinnati Magazine" earns awards from three journalism contests for 2025 work.
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