I've never been to Tall Stacks. Boats, even old boats, are not really my thing. When I hear the word steamboat, the mental image is vague. But listening to the opening track on the Buffalo Ridge   

On Aug. 23, the Jazz flag fell to half mast in Cincinnati. Marjean Wisby, long-time owner of the Blue Wisp, died of respiratory failure that morning at the age of 62. Her death was a double blow to  

With plastic tables stocked with salt, pepper, squeeze-bottle ketchup and Frisch's place mats, the River City cafeteria resembles an ordinary school lunchroom. Friendly expressions on faces and a  

The city of Cincinnati's method of dealing with panhandling -- increased restriction, coupled with cuts in social service funding -- has prompted a private initiative to solve what's been called  

1. In the list of 20 meanest cities for homeless people, Cincinnati ranked: A. 1st, B. 6th, C. 10th, D. 13th 2. On any given night, approximately how many in the United States are homeless? A. 10  

I never gamble, because I always lose. The only thing I've ever won was a limbo contest, which had nothing to do with luck. I do consider myself an extremely fortunate person. I've never had a brok  

Coming of age is always challenging, but especially so for teens who are gay, lesbian, transgendered or still questioning their sexuality. The Greater Cincinnati Gay, Lesbian, Bi-sexual, Transgen  

Many North Americans feel strongly about getting their morning coffee. But for many Central Americans -- specifically 600,000 coffee farmers and workers who have lost their jobs -- your choice of   

Cincinnati City Council provided VIP seating to its guests of honor July 25 during a special meeting on a deal to keep the Convergys Corp. downtown. But five front row seats reserved for Convergy  

When Miriam Jones discovered the Children's Law Center after weeks of searching for help with her grandchildren's case, she says she almost fell over. "Somebody cares!" she said. Based in Covingto