Local author and attorney Rick Robinson is out with his latest political thriller.
Opposition Research is the newest addition to Robinson's Richard Thompason series.
Footlighters' second show of the 2019-20 season is now playing at the Stained Glass Theater in Newport.
Harlan Hubbard was born in Bellevue but he formed his ideas about living an isolated life living off the land, inspired by Henry David Thoreau, in his Fort Thomas studio that he built fro
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra is set to launch the 25th year of its free education series for Northern Kentucky schools.
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The Latonia Halloween Block Party returned over the weekend and attracted cute and terrifying costumes.
RCN's Brian Frey produced the photos below.
Some of the spookiest corners of Northern Kentucky will be explored in the Spooky Secrets Tour this week.
According to figures released by public safety and event consultants, BLINK was the largest event ever held in the Cincinnati region.
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BLINK Cincinnati expanded to Covington in 2019, and thousands of visitors walked the downtown streets of Northern Kentucky's largest city as a number of historic buildings and other landmarks were
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From family-friendly to frightfully fun, here is a list of Halloween happenings in Northern Kentucky:
Throughout October
BLINK drew roughly one million visitors to downtown Cincinnati in 2017 and in its new production this weekend, large crowds are expected again as the event grows into Covington.
A new haunted house opened for the Halloween season in Dayton.
Like Harvey, Like Son is a documentary film chronicling a father-son adventure along the 2,198-mile Appalachian Trail.
The 410, Horizon Community Funds’ newest giving circle, is kicking off the grant-making process on October 1.
The John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge will be lit up during the second coming of Blink, the arts and light show that drew a million people to downtown Cincinnati in 2017.
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Pooch Fest returned to Florence over the weekend.
RCN's Patricia A. Scheyer produced these photos.
