A Message From Paula Brehm-Heeger, The Eva Jane Romaine Coombe Library Director

To ensure that donated funds are put to maximum use, we spent 2019 working on our Facility Master Plan.

Award-Winning Singer Brings Her Unique Sound To Cincinnati, Ohio

Angela Predhomme performs at Stanley’s Pub on Friday, January 10th, 2020 in Cincinnati, Ohio at 9:00 PM.

Cincinnati HS Online Lottery Opens Monday

The online lottery to assign students to Cincinnati Public Schools' high schools opens at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, January 7, 2020.

Prosecutor Announces Indictment In Murder Of Ret. Cincinnati Police Officer

Hamilton County Prosecutor announced the indictment of Liscia Willis for the murder of her father, a retired Cincinnati Police Officer.

Cincinnati Tradition Grows Into $1M Gift For People In Medical Debt

Every year — for decades — the Buehler family and friends have organized a softball tournament in the Cincinnati, Ohio, area to raise money.

CPS Superintendent Presents Plan For School Growth & Expansion

Today, Superintendent Mitchell presented considerations to the Board of Education about the future growth and expansion of the district.

Cincinnati and Hamilton County Library's Writer-In-Residence Offers Sneak Peak Of New Book

An exclusive sneak peek of the next novel from 2019 Writer-in-Residence Jessica Strawser.

Kilgour Third-Graders Create T-Shirt Businesses

Representatives from UC will select a winning business plan and T-shirt design from among the top four teams.

Ohio Connections Academy Recognizes Cincinnati Student

Star Student Award recognizes students for achievement in and out of the virtual classroom

Withrow High School Holds 1st Holiday Concert In More Than 3 Decades

For the first time in 35 years, the Withrow University High School's auditorium filled with the sounds of the season Thursday evening.

Cincinnati's Student Exchange Program Seeks Students For Taiwan Trip

The Cincinnati-New Taipei City Sister City Committee is recruiting students in grades 10-12 to travel to Taiwan June 5-20, 2020.

Cincinnati To Host How The Library (and A Bit Of Punk Rock) Helped Me Find My Identity

The Library helped provide me with a sense of identity, and it’s still part of me that I carry around today.

New Cincinnati Music Venue Named After Longtime Area Musician

Cincinnati's newest music venue at The Banks will be named after a longtime area musician.

African Penguins Are Coming To The Cincinnati Library

Educators will be joining many branches of the Hamilton County Libraries for exciting programs featuring an African Penguin.

Walnut Hills Graduate Lands Leading Film Role

Jo Ellen Pellman (class of 2014) will star in "The Prom" on Netflix along with Meryl Stree & Nicole Kidman.

Cincinnati Public Schools Announces Two New Positions To Support District's Growth

Cincinati Public Schools is pleased to announce two new positions that will support the district's growing enrollment.

Cincinnati's Warm Winter Acorn Squash Soup With New Leaf Kitchen

When the temperature starts to plummet, nothing warms the body (and soul) quite like a bowl of homemade hot soup.

A Message From Paula Brehm-Heeger: The Eva Jane Romaine Coombe Library Director

During those sessions, we heard from visitors and users of our Downtown Main Library.

Cincinnati To Host Blue Manatee Starts Peer Mentor Reading Program

An Oakley bookstore will pilot a peer mentor program with two Cincinnati Public Schools.

Pop-Up Preschool Brings New Early Childhood Education Options To Deer Park

There is a lot of emphasis put on kindergarten readiness and for good reason.

Cincinnati's 14 Resources To Honor International Day Of People With Disabilities

December 3 is International Day of People with Disabilities – first established in 1992 by the United Nations.

TriHealth Invests in Clean Air, Healthy Lungs in Cincinnati

Leading hospital system sponsors the Fight For Air Climb

Cincinnati's Art League Showcases Paintings Returned To Hartwell School

There will be holiday gifts for sale and a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus; admission is $3 at the door.

Not Yesterday’s Cocaine: Ohio Death Toll Rising From Tainted Drug

Cincinnati resident Gwendolyn Barton, a recovering addict, is acutely aware of the new dangers today's cocaine mixtures present.

Cincinnati Public Schools Continue To Grow

Cincinnati Public Schools is expected to continue to enroll more students and sustain its balanced budget in the 2020-21 School Year.

Cincinnati To Construct Nation's Largest City-Led Solar Project

The City of Cincinnati will construct the largest municipal solar array in the country to provide clean, renewable energy.

8 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Cincinnati’s Cinematic History

"There is a lot of cinematic history here in the Queen City."

Ohio Connections Academy Recognizes Milford Student

Star Student Award recognizes students for achievement in and out of the virtual classroom

City Of Cincinnati Celebrates Transformed Warsaw Avenue

The 90-day blitz in E. Price Hill included safety initiatives, beautification efforts.

Cincinnati's "I Get To Be Both"

That’s how I greeted the news, at age four, that I was of Shawnee ancestry through my father’s family.

Cincinnati Celebrates 20th Annual Accounting For Kids Day

"AFK Day™ continues to grow because of the sponsors and volunteers who care enough to have an impact on the lives of children involved".

Cincinnati's Law Library And Public Library Team Up To Create Knowledge Superheroes

Not long ago, an article came out about how children’s books in law libraries increase access to justice.

CPS Hosting Information Sessions About Metro Bus Changes

Effective December 1, Metro bus will remove 400 stops to provide riders with more efficient service and shorter trip times.

CPS Launching Bus Tracking App For Yellow Bus Riders

Cincinnati Public Schools is launching a pilot project of new bus tracker app to parents of yellow bus riders at your school.

Hidden Gem: The Library’s USS Cincinnati Exhibit

Cincinnati has many hometown heroes.

Local Mom Helps Support Hughes Football Team In Cincinnati

Gendreau decided she would on her own purchase healthy foods like fruit and high-protein snacks for the Hughes High football players.

Songs Of Warning, Tragedy, And Resistance: Remembering Kristallnacht At The Cincinnati Public Library

Kristallnacht, which translates literally to “Night of Crystal,” is often referred to as the “Night of Broken Glass.”

Preventing Eviction In Cincinnati Through Know-Your-Rights And Cash Assistance

The situation is made worse due to a County-Wide 40,000 unit gap in affordable housing for low-income households.

Cincinnati's Library's Veterans Day Event

"We were there to provide close air support for the guys on the ground," said Hamilton.

Local Double Lung Transplant Survivor to Climb Cincinnati Tower

Just five years ago, local resident Tim Phipps’ COPD was so severe that he struggled to walk short distances.