On a cloudy day in the early spring, Austino Lewis sits at a table in a sleepy Arby's in South Fairmount before taking two busses to cover his shift as a cook at a local nursing home.  

On a cloudy day in the early spring, Austino Lewis sits at a table in a sleepy Arby's in South Fairmount before taking two busses to cover his shift as a cook at a local nursing home. Talking a  

Fifty-five incumbents in last year´s congressional election had no opponents. At least one bi-partisan organization says that an option for public funding might have lent itself to creating via  

A group of Over-the-Rhine residents were disappointed but not surprised to see a basketball court and deep-water swimming pool excluded from plans for the renovation of Washington Park, unveiled a  

Environmentally friendly practices and job creation are no longer enemies of one another, according to some local officials who indicated last week that they're starting to plan accordingly. A p  

City Councilman John Cranley has announced an ambitious health-care plan for the working poor. The plan, which he won’t formally propose until after the Nov. 6 election, would use city fundi  

The latest installment of Bold Fusion featured a program for moving the conversations from this and past years into action -- an element some said had been previously missing. Cincinnati's annua  

At least two factors nearly kept Cincinnati Vice Mayor Jim Tarbell and the Charter Committee from delivering the first shock of the city council campaign. The first obstacle to the Aug. 8 announcem  

The African-American candidate and the female candidate that presidential history has waited for probably will be greeted with less regard for skin color or gender than predicted by popular wisdo