John Talbot's love for classic cars and neon signs is turning heads across the city.His daily driver, a 1951 Studebaker affectionately named "Twe ...

LED lights came later and cut into neon's share of the sign market yet again. When Wartman's father ran his neon shop in Covington, he had plenty of competition.

Something about the audacity of that light has always seemed uniquely urban. It’s glow big or go home in the neon wilderness. In 1898, the Scottish chemist William Ramsay was collaborating with ...

Neon signs look cool as hell, there’s no denying. ... The shape of a neon light all comes down to how the glass is blown and bent, and as for color, that can depend.

The Neon and Light Museum looks more like a group show at a gallery, presented without much context and hung in a barren space that allows the art to be the undisputed centerpiece.