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Rafiq Bhatia's recreation of standards uses what we've heard before to ask "What haven't we heard yet?" and challenges us to ask "Why not?"

On 'Standards Vol. 1,' Rafiq Bhatia Questions The Act Of Reinterpretation

With his four-song EP, Rafiq Bhatia is putting a new spin on jazz standards and, in a way, posing the question, "What is a standard?"

Coby and The Prisoners from left to right: Billy Stansifer, Coby Hartzler, Matt Garver, Joey Weaver (not pictured: part-time guitarist Jared Riblet)

Shuffle: Coby and The Prisoners Produce Large-Scale Songs Out of Small-Town Roots

Indie-rockers Coby and The Prisoners latest album is showing off the band’s talent at producing homegrown recordings that are polished and radio ready....

Scottish Parliament member Monica Lennon (right) joins supporters of the Period Products bill she sponsored, at a rally outside Parliament in Edinburgh on Tuesday. The legislation would make Scotland the first country in the world to make products like pads and tampons freely available.

Scotland Poised To Become 1st Country To Make Period Products Free

In a few short years, Scotland has turned periods from a stigmatized subject to a selling point. The bill takes aim at "period poverty": when girls and women struggle to access menstrual products.

Homeschooling In Spotlight Following The Death Of Takoda Collins

Investigations into the death of 10-year-old Takoda Collins are continuing. Despite years of alleged abuse by his father, Al Mclean, and complaints from...

Patricia Stoddard Dare is a professor of social work at Cleveland State University and a researcher on the effects of paid sick leave policies on public health.

Paid Sick Leave Law is a Temporary Solution to a Permanent Problem in the U.S.

Congress has passed a coronavirus response package that includes paid sick leave for workers in mid-sized companies that don’t already provide it....

Two men wearing and advocating the use of flu masks in Paris during the Spanish flu epidemic which followed World War I. (Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

What The 1918 Flu Pandemic Teaches Us About The Coronavirus Outbreak

We take a deep look at the origins, responses and lessons of the flu pandemic of 1918.

Commentary: What Would A Mann-Sittenfeld Race For Mayor Look Like?

This week in Cincinnati was a good reminder that through plagues and pandemics, through economic recession and even Depressions, the inexorable march of...

The Pinery Dam was built in 1827 but has been submerged since the Brecksville Dam was built in 1952.

Pinery Dam in Cuyahoga River Reveals History of Canal Use

For decades, supporters of cleaner water have been working to rid the Cuyahoga River of its dams, which impede the flow of water. Restoring that flow is...

After 42 years, Earl "Duke" Hamilton is retiring from WUBE-FM.

End Of An Era: Duke Hamilton Leaving WUBE-FM July 2

Duke Hamilton – the Queen City's reigning royalty of country music radio – will retire from WUBE-FM (B105.1) on Thursday, July 2. Hamilton, inducted...

President Trump walking from the White House to St. John's Church on June 1. Gen. Mark Milley (far right), chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was among those walking behind the president. Milley says his presence was "a mistake" that he has learned from, but the incident has prompted discussions about how the military can maintain nonpartisanship within the Trump administration.

When Political Partisanship And The Military Collide

Gen. Mark Milley's recent apology for walking with President Trump to his church photo op has prompted discussion about how the military maintains nonpartisanship under a Trump administration.

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