In an attempt to deal a winning hand to people who suffer from debilitating diseases and who are being targeted by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency, the Marijuana Policy Project (MPP) recently sen  

It's been 10 years since Ohio started registering sex offenders, notifying neighbors when they move nearby and putting their pictures on sheriffs' Web sites. Has the program improved public sa  

A married, 51-year-old, well-to-do, blonde white woman doesn't fit the stereotype of a sex offender who lurks behind the bushes at a bus stop waiting to snatch unsuspecting children to rape and murde  

It's impossible to prevent all crime, but anyone can reduce the chances of becoming a victim by knowing how to practice personal safety. Children are frequently bullied into secrecy by their abusers  

A bill in the Ohio House of Representatives would set significant new requirements for law enforcement and businesses, with a mind to making it more difficult for undocumented immigrants to live   

That hard-to-find book might be closer than you think, especially if you haven't considered some of the more obscure libraries in town. Here are a few that might raise an eyebrow and make you ask, "  

Green means go -- or that's what is used to mean for pre-schoolers. If State Sen. Kevin Coughlin (R-Cuyahoga Falls) and State Rep. Michael DeBose (D-Cleveland) get their way, kids will have to   

The city of Covington is trying to make it easier for artists to mix paint, wedge clay, practice scales, choreograph dances, craft dialogue for the stage or string together paragraphs for a chapte  

Meet the techno-baby: fetal-monitored, forceps-ed and C-sectioned into a foreign and frightening process. Prior to the 1930s, when hospitals became the common place to give birth in the United St  

Some people call it pandering or special treatment. Others, with a sarcastic tone, call it being politically correct. But those who care about inclusion, diversity and embodying the principles o