The Queen City has six per every 50,000 residents, which means you don't have to travel far for a good brew. 

After growing up in one of Covington's poorest performing school districts and going on to receive a Masters of Fine Arts from the Yale School of Art, Lewis brings her inspiring talents home to an ever-changing neighborhood.

Mental health services in the region received a boost from GCF's 2019 Safety Net funds distribution.

A variety of our favorite local broadcast, print, and online publications received recognition for their diligent reporting in 2018. 

The Ferrari brothers take coffee seriously — and spend their mornings creating the perfect blends, shots, and latte art. 

Four days a week, Jim Cira drives through downtown Cincinnati offering work and resources to the city's homeless community.

The owners of Sundry and Vice in Over-the-Rhine have expanded to Walnut Hills.

Both Aberlin Springs and Union Village are developing areas that will bring generations of families together and foster connectivity. 

Not only will the facility improve patient experiences, but it will also offer space for medical professionals to collaborate.