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A listener asks if a former cemetery might still hold some bodies.
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This week, OKI Wanna know tackles a question about a cemetery in Walnut Hills.
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Enameled metal medallions will be placed at more than a hundred graves during a community day to honor Holocaust survivors.
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There are an estimated 7,000 Revolutionary War soldiers buried in in the Buckeye State.
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A vandal chiseled all the words off a Black man's headstone in a Goshen Cemetery a century ago. Now the man, known only as Dennis, will get his name back.
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United American Cemetery — one of Ohio's oldest Black cemeteries — is getting $750,000 from the National Park Service to make improvements to the historical cemetery and grounds in Madisonville.
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People working to restore dignity to an overgrown cemetery in West Price Hill have new information to advance their cause.
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An episode of 'World's Greatest Cemeteries' filmed last summer is part of the second season available on PBS app Feb. 19.
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As many as 20,000 people are buried in an overgrown cemetery in West Price Hill known as Potter’s Field. The first steps to developing a management plan for the area began Wednesday, with ground-penetrating radar, magnetometers, electromagnetic conductivity surveys... and a pint-sized human remains detection dog named Master Pickpocket, aka Pocket.
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After watching Spring Grove featured on World's Greatest Cemeteries last October, Carrie Rhodus of the Jewish Cemeteries of Greater Cincinnati decided to pitch the public TV series about returning here for another episode."We've got just as much history as Spring Grove," she told her boss.