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Cincinnati Edition talks about Broadway icon Stephen Sondheim for a full hour with the locally based author of a new encyclopedia dedicated to the legend, and local performers who have worked with him.

Legendary singer Johnny Mathis is heading back to the road including a stop in Cincinnati. He talks to WVXU about returning to the stage at age 85.

Jon Meacham and David Blight have both spent decades studying the nation's history, especially as it relates to civil rights. They're coming to the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center for a discussion on late Congressman John Lewis and the ongoing struggle for racial justice — the subject of an upcoming design exhibition at the museum as well.

Many centers fear they will close due to a lack of employees.

On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, journalists join us for the full hour to share details about recent big stories.

Tom Brinkman's ballot initiative has eight proposals to change city government.

This summer's pandemic surge seems to be in the rearview for now. But COVID cases have plateaued at a high level, leaving scant capacity at local hospitals.

Playwright Keith Josef Adkins talks about The West End, named for the Cincinnati neighborhood, and opening at Playhouse in the Park.

Four seats are up for election.

A record 35 candidates are vying for nine seats.