Roselawn

Sarah Kent was named Outstanding New Interpreter of 2021 by the National Association for Interpretation.

The 58-unit complex will help people living with mental health or addiction issues who are experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness.

Cincinnati City Council approved a plan Wednesday to spend $500,000 to get the expansion started.

A VP in HCDC's economic development office says the organization will partner closely with the neighborhoods' community councils, asking them which businesses have priority needs and to help spread the word about HCDC's services.

Seven-year-old Zayvion Moreland stands on third base waiting for the hit. He waits to hear the crack of a bat hitting a ball and makes a dash for home,…

Roselawn Is More City Than Nature Center, But New Grant Helps Change That

It was the 1950s in Roselawn. You could pay a nickel for a pickle out of barrel at the pharmacy. There were at least five kosher butcher shops on or near…

The Community Economic Advancement Initiative, an organization founded in 2015 to support the African American community in Cincinnati, has loosely broken…

It's a Saturday morning and Roselawn Community Council trustees are pulling weeds, picking up cans and getting rid of garbage along Reading Road. Council…

On any given morning, about 550 students at the Academy of Multilingual Immersion Studies in Roselawn are greeted with "Hola" and "¿Cómo estás?" It's a…