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The decision leaves states free to to drastically reduce or even outlaw the procedure.

On Cincinnati Edition's monthly gardening show, our panel of experts is ready to answer your questions about all things plants, trees, flowers, crops, and more.

The Cincinnati Fire Department alone has nearly one-third of its fire fighters who could retire whenever they want.

Local artists make diverse statements in support of peace and justice.

As Sittenfeld stands trial on public corruption charges, Cincinnati Edition examines what could happen during the court proceedings and the political implications for Greater Cincinnati.

State Sen. Bill Blessing is proposing a bill that would give individual homebuyers and nonprofits the first crack at foreclosure sales.

From the election of Abraham Lincoln in 1860 to the Civil War, all the way to 2021 when Juneteenth becomes a national holiday, we explore the chronology.

The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is hosting “Solidarity Now! 1968 Poor People’s Campaign,” an exhibit about Martin Luther King, Jr.'s push for economic equity and his last major initiative before his assassination.

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

Members of law enforcement say Ohio's new concealed carry law makes officers and the community less safe. Plus, survivor of the Fifth Third shooting Whitney Austin meets with senators on the bipartisan deal on gun reforms.