The Cincinnati Tennis Foundation is bringing a $10 million tennis and education center to Norwood, aiming to give more ...

The Cincinnati Tennis Foundation is constructing a $10 million tennis and education center in Norwood to create a year-round ...

Jannik Sinner has not been seen playing tennis since Wimbledon, when he lifted the trophy aloft. Sinner beat future ATP number one Alexander Zverev in... The Tennis Gazette The Triplets Continue to ...

One of the biggest events in tennis, the Cincinnati Open, will be bigger and better than ever for its 2025 edition. The famed professional tennis tournament — established in 1899 — will expand to two ...

The new Norwood facility will expand access to tennis, pickleball, academic support and mentorship for Greater Cincinnati ...

The Cincinnati Open is one of the final tuneups before the US Open. This August will see the best tennis players take the court. That includes reigning singles champions Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Świątek ...

Welcome back to the Monday Tennis Briefing, where The Athletic will explain the stories behind the stories from the past week on court. This week, the Cincinnati Open blew the race to be the best in ...

Coco Gauff, a 2023 Cincinnati Open champion, just can't get enough of the Queen City. Last year, the 22-year-old tennis star spent time off the court exploring the city. She visited Genki Ramen & ...

American Michael Zheng earned his first ATP 1000 main draw win at the 2026 Cincinnati Open. Many emerging professional tennis players, including Zheng, are alumni of NCAA tennis programs. Despite the ...

CINCINNATI—Andre Agassi and Lindsay Davenport stepped back in time on Saturday to celebrate 125 years of tennis in Cincinnati, joining Jon Wertheim at the Cincinnati Music Hall to look back on their ...

Guided tours that pinpoint some of the best murals that Cincinnati has to offer are hosted by ArtWorks Cincinnati. The tour guides, a combination of ArtWorks volunteers and youth Apprentice mural ...

The Triplets Continue to Steal the Show for the Bengals The Triplets of Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase, and Tee Higgins continue to lead the way for the Bengals. How far can they take the orange-and-black ...