Kiplinger just named Cincinnati among the nation's top-10 cities for young professionals. Here's what they believe:

"Money stretches further in the Buckeye State. Cincinnati’s dirt-cheap rents and cost of living make the city hard to ignore for young adults seeking a Midwest alternative to, say, Chicago. Starting salaries are solid, particularly at Fortune 500 companies such as Kroger and Procter & Gamble, and the city expects to add nearly 90,000 jobs by 2016. Among its claims to fame are riverboat cruises, numerous pro and collegiate sports teams, the nation’s largest Oktoberfest, and a signature culinary creation of chili served over spaghetti."

So, low cost of living, big time sports and chili. What's not to like?