Hispanic people are the fastest-growing immigrant group in Ohio, with a 63.4% increase in population since the year 2000, according to the Greater Cincinnati Latino Coalition. And since the outbreak of COVID-19 in 2020, this same group has also faced some of the highest coronavirus infection rates in the country. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says that Hispanics in America are twice as likely as white Americans to contract COVID-19 and 2.3 times as likely to die from it d

In 1881, the Cincinnati Red Stockings made their debut beating Saint Louis 12-3 during a weekend exhibition game away from home. One hundred and thirty-nine years later, with five World Series championships under their belts, and now known as the Cincinnati Reds, the storied Major League Baseball (MLB) team has grown to be an enduring fixture of the local Cincinnati community.

“LIVE LIFE. DO GOOD. DRINK BEER.” This is the mantra of Sharonville’s Third Eye Brewing and it sounds like a philosophy everyone could benefit from.

Gabrielle Lauren has found a way to make an impact and help others do the same by offering environmentally, ethically and economically friendly ways to “Fill More Waste Less”

Photo: Olive Collins Niesz It is 6:47 p.m. on a Saturday in mid-October when the wind picks up and the chainsaws begin to rev; 7:05 p.m. when the fog rolls in and shrieks of terror begin to float out of the two-story red brick schoolhouse.

The group appointed by University of Cincinnati President Neville Pinto to study and submit a formal report on the life and legacy of Charles McMicken took input from students, faculty and staff during a university-wide forum April 23. During the forum, co-chairs of the group took questions about the commission’s purpose and timeline.

Already the largest city in the country, Spain’s capital city of Madrid continues to grow. With an estimated current population of 3.2 million people, the centrally located metropolis has been steadily growing since the turn of the century, according to census numbers from Spain’s Instituto Nacional de Estadística (National Statistics Institute).

The average person often recoils at the idea of the opera, picturing old women in Victorian dresses and Viking hats standing centerstage, singing songs we don’t understand at a volume that could shatter glass. Let me tell you: This is not at all the case with the CCM undergraduate opera, Claudio Monteverdi’s “L’Orfeo.”