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Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley and Council member Christopher Smitherman are preparing to announce plan to cut back and possibly eliminate fire department…

Stakeholders will have one more chance to provide input on next year’s Cincinnati Public Schools budget. The school board held the first of two public…

It's been almost a year since Cincinnati was chosen as one of just two cities to pilot a federal LGBTQ Youth Homelessness Prevention Initiative.During a…

Planned Parenthood of Southwest Ohio is filing suit against the state Department of Health. The agency argues if House Bill 64, the recently passed state…

The full Cincinnati Council could vote Wednesday on an ordinance setting up a formal review process for the city manager. The Rules and Audit Committee…

Ward Connerly is leaving the University of California's Board of Regents after 12 years. He helped lead a successful effort to end race-based admissions quotas in the state university system a decade ago. He says he will continue to work to end affirmative action.

Rev. Al Sharpton energizes the audience at the 2004 Democratic Convention with his response to questions asked of African-American voters by President Bush at last week's National Urban League convention.

In the weeks following the U.S. invasion of Iraq, soldiers of the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Field artillery Regiment set up quarters in a war-damaged palace in Baghdad. A former lair of Uday Hussein, the crumbling palace barracks serve as a backdrop to the new documentary, "Gunner Palace."

By one estimate, about a third of poll workers have quit since 2020, leading to a national shortage.

Benard McKinley will be among the hundreds of new students attending Northwestern University's prestigious Pritzker Law School this year — but his path is unlike any of his fellow students.