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With the omicron variant, worker shortages and rising food costs, the struggles keep coming.

The COLA is the largest increase since 1983, but will it go far enough?

The new mayor of the Queen City says he'll search for a new city manager and police chief concurrently. "We can walk and chew gum at the same time."

Legal experts join Cincinnati Edition to discuss national, state and even local abortion restrictions as the nation's high court considers a case that could change access to abortion in states across the country.

OSU will start a pilot program next fall with 125 incoming freshman

Chief Eliot Isaac has seen huge changes in policing both locally and nationally during his time with the Cincinnati Police Department. As he nears retirement, what does he see ahead for policing and the Queen City?

Local historians highlight the story of the neighborhood at the heart of Cincinnati — in many ways a microcosm of the American urban experience.

Roley joins Cincinnati Edition to talk about her goals in the new job, the state of efforts to refresh the Collaborative Agreement and issues around equity in policing.

On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, local journalists join us to talk about the big stories from recent days.

The pandemic is leading to a large number of staff absences and centers are struggling to hire