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An exhibition at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center traces the role the country’s three largest religions have played in social justice movements.

Communities across Greater Cincinnati are keeping the Juneteenth celebration going into the weekend.

This year's class hales from across the state, but all have roots in Southwest Ohio.

These outdoor sketching groups are forming all over the world and here in Cincinnati.

The Freedom Center's "Faith and (in)Justice" gathers stories about the ways Islam, Judaism and Christianity have inspired movements for human dignity and liberty — and the ways people use faith to perpetrate injustices.

The concept of the Freedom Center was proposed in 1994. The museum along the banks of the Ohio River in Cincinnati opened to the public in May 2004.

The $51.5 million renovation is on time and on budget, according to its soon-to-be occupant, the Children's Theatre of Cincinnati.

A local author, artist, and historian teamed up to illustrate "the untold story" of Vincent Manago Hambright.

An exhibition exploring humanity's relationship with the environment opens at the Contemporary Arts Center this weekend.