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Update 6/23/2016 1:15 p.m.: The National Weather Service in Wilmington is confirming a tornado hit Clinton County early Thursday morning. The service says…

Cincinnati clinical psychologist Dr. Angie Vredeveld, now has an army of local volunteers as she attempts to further strengthen the voice of acid attack…

On 91.7 WVXU, 88.5 WMUB and wvxu.org - Sunday, April 2 at 9pm:Dr. Herbert Woodward Martin and poet Paul Laurence Dunbar are forever linked much in the…

As crazy as it may sound to the non-scientist, cells in a patient's jaw may be able to rejuvenate their bad heart.Yi-Gang Wang, MD, PhD, a professor in…

"I Feel for You" was a smash for Chaka Khan in 1984. Five years earlier, it existed only as a solo demo by a 20-year-old Prince.

The Black News Channel, the only American TV news network targeting African Americans, will be added to area Spectrum Cable lineups by early September.The…

There were a lot of cuts in this new state budget, largely because tax revenues were off nearly $850 million dollars for the last fiscal year. There’s...

On this special edition of The Blues, Saturday evening, June 15th at 11pm, I'm going to share my love of Dr. John and New Orleans with you in a musical…

With the deadline to sign a new two-year budget a little over two weeks away, state senators are releasing their proposal for that spending plan today....

Singer BARBARA LEA with a musical tribute to Cole Porter. She had her start singing in the 1950s in Boston and then moved to New York where she recorded her first album in 1955 to critical acclaim. She's been compared to the late Lee Wiley. Her other influences are Mildred Bailey and Billie Holiday. She dropped out of singing for a while but made a comeback during the 70s in New York's cabaret world. LEA is accompanied by pianist TONY TAMBURELLO. He was Sinatra's rehearsal pianist, and he was on the road accompanying Tony Bennett for 21 years. (REBROADCAST FROM 6