The Rev. Mike O'Grady of South Cumminsville doesn't take freedom lightly. He lost his for three months after illegally crossing onto the U.S. Army base at Fort Benning, Ga., for a political demo  

A blue and white sign on a light post in a White Castle parking lot -- "No Loitering: Police Enforced" -- signals two of Price Hill's frustrations: police enforcement and loitering youth. An A  

To many human rights activists, ethical globalization is an oxymoron -- doublespeak used by private companies to justify their abuse of workers' rights and the environment in foreign countries.   

Skyrocketing insurance costs are limiting options for women in Cincinnati who want to give birth outside a hospital. Midwives Care Inc. has had to stop conducting deliveries at private homes and   

"My eyes saw what no person should witness: gas chambers built by learned engineers. Children poisoned by educated physicians. Infants killed by trained nurses. Women and babies shot by high school   

Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) spoke to a rally April 6 at Sawyer Point, promising 10 million new jobs and a reversal of the Bush tax cuts if he's elected president. His visit came a day after Vice P  

One of Cincinnati's largest churches has dismissed a volunteer youth leader because of his sexual orientation, raising questions about the church's reputation as a welcoming place for gays and   

The six University of Cincinnati students organizing "Global: A Conference on the World Economy" are only half-joking when they talk about stashing out-of-towners in their basements. After all,  

Guards at the Hamilton County Justice Center injured another mentally ill inmate three weeks ago, raising more questions about the diagnosis and treatment of prisoners. Lamar Miller of North Avo  

Everyone has known for a while that Hamilton County taxpayers are getting screwed by the Bengals stadium lease. After voting in 1996 to fully fund the stadium's construction, taxpayers have been