Profiles

After being released from wrongful ICE detention, the local imam shares his experience with the immigration system, horrific conditions in lockup, and the overwhelming support he received from the people of Cincinnati.

Entrepreneurs find Cincinnati welcoming and supportive, especially during StartupCincy Week.

Isaac Reed on bringing together the spirital and metaphysical communities around town.

For this entomologist, invertebrates aren't just a career—they're a passion.

Already a superstar at age 23, the Reds shortstop knows he’s come a long way, which keeps him grounded. “I don’t think about the future,” he says. “I live in today.”

The veteran Cincinnati musician found a worldwide audience and steady income on TikTok. That Times Square billboard didn’t hurt either.

Local author Michael Sawan, known online as Softmaxplus, reflects on his goals after a year of clowning around on the streets of Cincinnati.

Ukrainians Taras Panasiuk and Vadym Kovalenko came to Cincinnati from our sister city Kharkiv to raise funds for a rehab center back home.

Whether it’s early-morning radio shows or decadent floral arrangements, Wood just wants to make people smile.

Once his time in the military and the secret service was through, Michael Burns started living his American dream as a personal trainer and café owner.