Seven CincyTech portofolio companies are in San Francisco this week presenting to West Coast investors at VentureScape, a new National Venture Capital Association program.

Cincinnati Bell on Thursday reported increasing revenues in its Fioptics suite of services, as well as its IT and hardware business segment, as it continues to transform itself amid declining revenues in its wireless business.

Mark Kvamme, the former JobsOhio chief, is working to raise a $300 million fund that ultimately could become another source of venture capital for Cincinnati startups.

REPP, the Cincinnati startup that allows individuals to run and share their own background checks through social media, opened its beta site to the public on Monday and is offering free profiles for a limited time.

Even though Congress cannot earmark funds for local projects, U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie told a crowd of business leaders in Covington Friday that he is making sure the nation's leadership doesn't forget about the Brent Spence Bridge.

READING, Pa. — The Cincinnati Cyclones couldn't hold a lead and now they trail in the series.

At the core, Laura Baum's startup is a textbook example of planning and execution.

CincyTech, the downtown-based seed-stage investor, has hired Robert Beech as an entrepreneur-in-residence.

The Brandery, the Over-the-Rhine consumer marketing and branding accelerator, is partnering with The E.W. Scripps Company and the Scripps Howard Foundation this year.

The 178-year-old downtown institution, which has a mission to be the region's literary center, is holding a hackathon on Saturday and Sunday to improve its digital presence and reach a new generation of members.

Venture capital investments into software companies surged both nationally and in Ohio during the first quarter of 2013, new data show, even as overall venture investment fell.

Cintrifuse wants to identify every high-growth startup in the region, and every high-growth startup across the country that is benefiting from local resources.

Reading has been declining in the nation's schools for more than two decades, but some experts say, the new Common Core standards for English and Language arts might halt that slide.

Kristine Sturgeon, who was named Cintrifuse's director of marketing in February, has left the organization to pursue another opportunity.

FlightCar, the startup that allows travelers who park at the airport to rent their cars out to other travelers, has raised $5.5 million in early stage venture capital funding.

Union Township Police say two robbers ran straight into police custody Saturday night as the gunmen tried to run from a Golden Corral restaurant.

Clutched in 14-year-old Alex McDuffie's outstretched hands are clumps of dirt teeming with worms.

Newly-minted tri-captain Isaiah Philmore has been watching offseason workouts instead of participating because of tendinitis.

Elder High, one of Cincinnati's biggest boys schools, got half the money it needs to build a new brick baseball stadium next year.

A cross-section of the region's creative, technical and business leaders headline the Ignite Cincinnati #9, the speed-talk event expected to draw 600 people May 9 to Memorial Hall.