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She starred in Netflix's Pretend It's a City and has been a New York City icon for decades. Fran Lebowitz is coming to Cincinnati next spring and speaks with Cincinnati Edition about it.

A pilot program by the city of Columbus sent "triage pods" on certain mental health emergency calls instead of police officers. Officials there say the roughly one-month pilot has shown good early results.

"There's not a whole lot of difference in vaccine types. It's best just to get vaccinated, period. And getting vaccinated makes a big difference," says Dr. Mark Eckman.

Christopher Kimball goes anywhere and everywhere to ask questions and get answers about cooking.

Through thoughtful conversations, Cultivating Place illustrates the many ways in which gardens and gardening are integral to our natural and cultural literacy.

Upgrades on bridges and recreational facilities, plus more trails and new nature centers are all part of the plan.

Author John McWhorter's new book Nine Nasty Words delves into the history and meaning of English profanity, as well as the political differences that often influence those meanings.

"Going back to school can be a very stressful time not only for kids, but also for families," says Laura Mitchell of Beech Acres Parenting Center.

Authorities arrested Tres Grenco of Hillsboro this summer after finding guns and ammunition he allegedly planned to use to kill women. Grenco spent time on websites devoted to so-called "incels," a misogynistic belief system that has grown in popularity.

After evacuating volunteers in March 2020 the Peace Corps, plots its return.