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The director of Cincinnati Children's Hospital's Vaccine Research Center discusses booster shots and vaccines for kids under 12.

The Battle of Antietam in 1862 was America's deadliest single day on the battlefield. In his new book, Daniel Welch explores Ohio's role in the pivotal clash.

In many states, including Ohio, our courts lack comprehensive data on criminal sentences.

Cincinnati is home to the first Jewish cemetery west of the Alleghanies. Two centuries after its founding, the city's Jewish community is celebrating its significant heritage here.

On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review live Friday at noon, we talk with local journalists about the big stories of the week.

The Political Junkie Ken Rudin is with Cincinnati Edition for a full hour taking your calls at 513-419-7100 and emails at talk@wvxu.org.

Miami University experts discuss the Taliban's resurgence.

When it incorporated in 1946, Lincoln Heights represented the hopes and dreams of its predominantly Black residents looking to govern themselves in a country that was often still openly hostile and segregated.

Cincinnati Police and UC Health are extending the use of a team that responds to some crisis situations by enabling officers to connect with mental health professionals via video. Meanwhile, is mental health strain from the pandemic contributing to a spike in violent crime?

Throughout 2021, the Ohio History Connection has offered up a series of workshops called Where My Single Folk? that are all about finding those family members who never married or passed away unmarried, including those who might have been LGBTQ.