Matthew Woolley

Single mothers and children hit hardest by poverty in Cincinnati

Cincinnati ranks second in the US for childhood poverty. Groups like The Women's Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation are working to break down the barriers that keep single mothers from rising above the poverty line.

Two formerly homeless Cincinnatians tell their stories

Meet Ronnie and Willa, two Cincinnati residents who have faced what 25,000 people in the city experience each year: homelessness. Here they share their stories in video.

Murals bring new life along the Licking River

The city of Covington has designated blank walls along the Licking River Greenway and Trails network as canvases for artists of all types to add their own creative stamps among the series of murals created by ArtWorks.

Emmy Award-winning producer Mark Burnett to speak at Crossroads Church

Emmy Award-winning producer Mark Burnett, along with community business leaders, will speak at Crossroads Church's Unpolished Entrepreneur Hour.

Graeter's unveils two new treats

Cincinnati’s own Graeter’s Ice Cream is officially launching its first significant product expansion in the manufacturer’s 144-year history.

Photo Essay: Then and Now, A Glimpse Of The Past

StreetVibes

Willa Jones, a spunky now published author, talks about her life on the streets and her journey...

Ronnie discusses his life in and out of drop-in centers.