The popular History Channel show plans to film in Ohio in August.

The WCPO-TV reporter, who has died at age 54, was a newsroom mentor and photojournalist after oral cancer treatments.

The 1964 Elder High School graduate started at WSAI-AM in 1968, and continued to rock the airwaves during his 26-year police career.

Cincinnati native provides a historic perspective about journalists reporting on U.S. presidents from George Washington to Donald Trump.

After leaving the Uncle Al Show in 1977, the former WEBN-FM DJ and actor went to Los Angeles and appeared in The Golden Girls, Dallas, L.A. Law, Dynasty, The Naked Gun 2-1/2 and other shows.

Former Bob Braun Show singer retiring in November from announcing air shows coast-to-coast.

Fewer and fewer Cincinnati households are watching local TV news, according to a review of May “sweeps” household ratings since 2015.

The ABC affiliate will air four Bengals games — two Amazon Thursday Night Football games and two ABC/ESPN Monday Night Football games — plus an Amazon preseason game.

Hyde Park resident who loves to ”delve into an issue and explore nuanced perspectives” to report on the environment.

Following the loss of what remained of the Oxford Press, a group of journalism enthusiasts are preparing to launch a new weekly paper covering the Oxford community.