Jordan Anderson is on administrative leave after allegedly striking an inmate twice with his county-issued belt.

A new grant will allow OLA to expand its fundraising capacity with a goal to raise $5,000 by Dec. 31.

With Thursday, Free Throw and Bloom in tow, Silverstein delivered a high-energy night in Cincinnati.

Findlay Kitchen beat four other finalists from across the country to win the award.

Would you try it?

Ohio House Bill 486, also known as the Charlie Kirk American Heritage Act, now heads to the Ohio Senate for consideration.

Even after dropping charges, Kenton County can’t undo the damage caused by prosecuting CityBeat journalists who were simply covering a protest, despite clear legal protections for the press.

Threats from the Trump administration spurred Ohio lawmakers into action.

You can shop for Christmas gifts, enjoy a live performance, sample holiday beer and even take a spin on Carol Ann’s Carousel.

A packed Heritage Bank Center watched the Cyclones edge out Toledo 5-4 in an overtime thriller.

The “Struck Dead Tour” hit Cincinnati with loud sets from Trivium, Jinjer and Heriot.

The Chowdown Cares Fund will harness the passion and energy in the online Chowdown Cincinnati community to ease the strain on independent restaurateurs struggling to keep their doors open.

Ready or not, the holiday season has arrived — and Cincinnati is packed with weekend events to match every mood, from merry to mildly Grinchy.

Experts warn that not allowing schools to remove unvaccinated children from a facility during an outbreak puts public health at risk.

The bill’s proof of citizenship provisions borrow from a different bill, which hasn’t passed the Ohio Senate, and were proposed just hours before the House committee hearing.

On Dec. 6, Great Parks will host its 53rd annual Winter Bird Count, a community science tradition that has become, presumably, one of the longest-running projects of its kind in the country.

You can enjoy thousands of holiday lights, go on a hayride, do some Christmas shopping and warm up in the “cheer” garden.

The Grammy-winning producer and former Victorious star tours behind his breakout album MUTT and new EP PHOLKS.

“A Feast for Every Friend” will ensure both humans and dogs get a good meal on Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Bowman’s message about his failed bid for mayor shifts from the podium to the pulpit.

Citing court battles that have embroiled the agency, the Information Technology Oversight Committee recommended “deauthorizing” money for bonds that have not yet been issued for “infrastructure upgrades and network refreshes.”

Average benefits for a family of three are $588 a month, or a little more than $6 per person, per day.

The Holiday Hideaway features over-the-top decor, themed drinks, Christmas movie nights and toy drives.

The new restaurant space offers five times the space of its former Over-the-Rhine location, plus a menu with familiar favorites as well as a larger focus on seafood.

Books by the Banks brought together authors, readers and creators for a full day of panels, signings and literary celebration in downtown Cincinnati.

Scripps signaled disagreement with Sinclair’s stated intention to merge companies.

Cork N Crust co-owner Deborah Hill says she just wants to ensure Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky diners know recent negative reviews do not reflect her restaurant.

During the COVID-19 recession, the rise of remote work led to new opportunities for inmates.

This loss comes at a fairly inconvenient time for the Bearcats, who needed a win to secure their Big 12 championship game dreams.

Economic warning signs for Ohio appear to be piling up.

Sweetgreen offers a menu of protein plates, bowl and salads featuring fresh and healthy ingredients.

A nearly three-hour set, emotional tributes and stadium-shaking sing-alongs made his “Got Back Tour” stop feel like music history in real time.

The musician is touring behind his latest album, Rooftops in the Centerfold.

Open your home to a furry family member this holiday season.

ICYMI: A new concept focusing on wine, small plates and gatherings is coming to East Price Hill.

What holiday tradition are you most looking forward to?

The New York rockers are coming to Greater Cincinnati this month.

ICYMI: A new upscale cocktail bar from the creators of one of the city’s most recognized bars is now open in the heart of downtown Cincinnati.

Grab your candy cane, don your red and green, and then follow the sound of jingle bells and ho-ho-hos to the closest theater.

From newcomers making national lists to the oldies-but-goodies, here’s just some of Cincinnati’s most iconic restaurants, bars and dessert shops.

The synth-pop innovator delivered a creative, unpredictable set in Cincinnati, blending covers, deep cuts and live remixing that showcased the breadth of his catalog beyond “She Blinded Me With Science.”

Oh god, it’s coming!

Who uses health insurance subsidies, and what happens if they go away? Experts and subscribers explain.

FirstEnergy misclassified lobbying funds as it financed a massive bribery scandal.

Insurance rates are expected to increase by double-digit percentages as tax credits on Affordable Care Act premiums are set to expire at the end of the year.

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

CityBeat asked our readers to send us photos of the Northern Lights this week, and they didn’t disappoint. We got photos of the sky lit in pinks, purples and greens from all across the Tri-State, and these photos are truly a sight to behold. More photos: buff.ly/2mxOsqN

An update on politicians’ fast-track maneuvers and undemocratic tactics that exclude the public: ‘How Can They Do That?’

The ACLU of Kentucky obtained dismissal of the remaining charges against CityBeat reporter Madeline Fening, who was arrested while covering a protest in Northern Kentucky.

Ohio Senate Bill 50 recently passed the Ohio House after passing in the Ohio Senate back in April with a party line vote.