PROFILES

With one of the biggest live albums of all time and a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction, Peter Frampton became part of the Cincinnati story. Now the former Indian Hill resident is entering a new chapter.

YWCA Greater Cincinnati honors a new class of Career Women of Achievement on April 30, recognized for their outstanding leadership, vision and renowned professional success.

International Women’s Day is Sunday, March 8, which gives us a chance to look closer to home, at the women who have shaped the local community in art, philanthropy, civic engagement, and more.

Local filmmaker Yemi Oyediran is in the running for an NAACP Image Award on Saturday, Feb. 28, gaining a nomination for the documentary for “King of Them All: The Story of King Records.”

Meet the Cincinnati fans who shared their “Cincy 6” highlights that made 2025 memorable for them.

Each year, the Enquirer’s Women of the Year program celebrates the truly amazing women who call Greater Cincinnati home. Meet this year’s honorees, in their own words.

A love of history, a fascination with family lore, and a desire to create propelled local author Pama Mitchell to write her first novel, “Home Front.”

With her new book “Food for Thought,” Amy Tobin shares quotes, poems, and passages to help you ground yourself in a noisy world.

Ten Greater Cincinnati-area women were named 2025 YWCA Greater Cincinnati Career Women of Achievement on April 29, honored as outstanding role models for their leadership, vision and renowned professional success.

The YWCA Greater Cincinnati honored 10 local women as Career Women of Achievement, for their leadership, vision and professional success.