Italy’s northern edge tapers off in a small Alpine settlement at the head of a narrow valley on the Austrian border. Encircled by snow‑capped peaks and thick forest, Italy’s northernmost village feels ...

This 3D virtual tour reveals the dramatic coastline of Furore along Italy’s Amalfi Coast, where houses cling to steep cliffs above the Mediterranean Sea. A winding road and stone bridge cut through ...

STRONGSVILLE, Ohio — The former Italian Village in Strongsville will reopen in April with a new concept. The team behind the revival of Dean Martin’s Lanning’s in Akron plans to open Deano’s Trattoria ...

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A Cincinnati developer is eyeing one of Italian Village’s largest single sites for a complete makeover, pitching a multi-building apartment complex that would wipe out the State Library of Ohio’s ...

An Italian coastal beauty spot known as “Lovers’ Arch” because of its popularity with courting couples collapsed during heavy storms on Valentine’s Day in what one local official called “a blow to the ...

An anonymous athlete in Cortina said "the supplies ran out in just three days," according to Italian outlet La Stampa Olivia Smart/TikTok The Olympic villages have already run out of condoms for ...

Two new executive golf courses in Eastport have officially opened to residents of The Villages. Villagers can now secure their spots at two of the community’s newest golf offerings as tee times have ...

Milano Cortina 2026 runs from February 6th to February 22nd, 2026, and the venues are spread across northern Italy rather than locked into one compact resort. That layout is a gift for spectators ...

Another company soon will be digging in The Villages to install fiber optic cable for internet access. Lumos, which works with T-Mobile, presented its installation plans Friday to supervisors of ...

His ancestors migrated from Italy to the United States in the late 1800s, and a century and a half later, Vito Andrea Racanelli decided to do it all in reverse — leaving his home in Denver to return ...