Add these restaurants to your "must try" list.

ICYMI: The CityBeat Music Club, launching in November, is like a book club, but for music lovers. Each month, members will listen to two albums — a national album and an album by a local musician — and discuss them at the CityBeat Music Club meetings.

A Cincinnati nonprofit is working on a new project that will help share the history of beer in the United States.

PBS Resident Librarian Mychal Threets joins more than 150 authors, presenters and podcasters at the Kentucky International Convention Center for a full-day celebration of books and community.

Candidates should have a passion for local journalism, Cincinnati and helping us connect with and reach new audiences.

The augmented reality experience is based on the universe in the 2007 horror film “Trick ‘r Treat.”

Crisp & Green offers healthier options like salads, wraps, grain bowls and smoothies.

Strickland is best known for his award-winning performances at the Cincinnati Fringe Festival, like “Ain’t True & Uncle False” and “Balls of Yarn.”

In a third hearing, “opting out” of Mother’s Day emails is called a threat, and Ohio without the bill is compared to Communist Cuba.

Eat tacos. Win prizes.

Marketplace premiums could double.

“I wanted to remind people of their own power, that they still matter, and that resisting this weird, mechanized, grinding machine our world is turning into is important,” Case said of her newest album.

The James Beard–nominated team moves to Ludlow Avenue with an approachable menu, friendly prices and enough hits to draw diners citywide.

Whether you can’t get enough of ghosts, goblins and jump scares, or if Glinda the witch is more your speed, Greater Cincinnati theaters have a treat for you.

Over 50 Findlay Market vendors, merchants and farmers will be showing off their fall dishes.

No doubt Cincinnati has tons of amazing restaurants and bars — and don’t forget about our chili.

CityBeat spoke with festival organizer Eric Mahoney to get a preview of what to expect this weekend.

Nice Life will offer a menu of both signature and classic cocktails, in a space embodying the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s.

There are a ton of fun local events — from a bookstore crawl to fall festivals and art shows — to fill your weekend.

Ohio House Bill 1 and Ohio Senate Bill 88 prohibit citizens of countries designated “foreign adversaries” from owning land within 25 miles of “critical infrastructure.”

The Ohio Redistricting Commission now has until Oct. 31 to pass a bipartisan map. After that, lawmakers can pass a partisan map with a simple majority before Nov. 30.

Fening won three awards for her work during the 2025 Excellence in Journalism Awards and Hall of Fame Ceremony Tuesday night.

Graeter’s said when the flavor was first released in January, it sold out in just over a week.

Fans young and old filed into the Schottenstein Center in Columbus on Tuesday night to see a “Stomp Clap Hey” genre classic, The Lumineers. More photos: bit.ly/485VTfy

Wolf Alice still has this air as the cool, edgier kids from across the pond, but they seem to be opening their arms just a bit wider for us to lean in and dance with them.

Touring in support of The Clearing, Wolf Alice delivered an electrifying set for Columbus fans at Newport Music Hall.

Each month, members will listen to two albums — a national album and an album by a local musician — and discuss them at the CityBeat Music Club meetings.

We can’t espresso how happy this news makes us.

The music icon had Cincinnati singing along to his biggest hits, from “Angel” to “It Wasn’t Me.”

The lineup for the full festival included Slayer, Rob Zombie, Avenged Sevenfold, Deftones, Bring Me the Horizon and many, many more.

The bill’s sponsor, Rep. Josh Williams, R-Sylvania Township, characterized the changes as a way to give judges “a full picture” of the defendant before them.

stern-enzi was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer at the end of August.

Kaleidoscope Youth Center’s Housing Program is closing after a grant supporting it was not renewed by the Ohio Department of Health.

ICYMI: A Cincinnati man has pleaded guilty to an online catfishing conspiracy that scammed victims out of more than $2 million.

Break out the map and the road trip snacks.

Compiled by musician and writer Peter Aaron, the new collection captures Cincinnati’s raw and inventive underground from 1982–1988.

Did you get to see the Cincinnati Zoo's newest baby yet?

Today's the last day of Greater Cincinnati Restaurant Week! What are you trying?

ICYMI: A new concept from Epic Brands, which owns popular Greater Cincinnati restaurants like Agave & Rye, Cowboy Sally’s and SOB Steakhouse, is opening in Covington this October.

Happy fall, y'all!

Icelandic rock band Kaleo played an electric show at Taft Theatre on Wednesday night, with help from openers Stephen Day and Júníus Meyvant. More photos: bit.ly/3KlF9XS

The museum plans are in early development, but you can get a preview at a special pop-up exhibit during the America’s River Roots festival.

According to prosecutor data, Indiana courts handled 316 murder filings in 2015 compared to a projected 572 this year.

Republican candidate Kevin Farmer says he wants to serve as a true employee of the people.

Current director Thane Maynard will become the zoo’s Executive Chair of the Board, spearheading the largest fundraising efforts in the zoo’s history.

The crowd at a Massie rally gave a standing ovation on the push to release the Epstein files.

You can cut your own sunflowers for $1 a stem, meet friendly farm animals and shop the craft market with over 30 vendors.

The award-winning Dead Spring Cemetery features towering animatronics, dozens of skeletons and hundreds of spooky props.

Butler County officials said they’ve returned roughly $50 million to homeowners through their most recent rollback, and two previous reductions in 2022 and 2024.

Enjoy a pumpkin carving competition and dog-friendly activities with your pup.