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As we enter 2021 with memories of the recent Christmas holiday, here is some additional Christmas cheer. Happy New Year from Cincinnati Public Radio....

Voting opens today for the 10 th and final historic Cincinnati woman to be featured in a multimedia event this summer honoring "'10 ___ Women."

For Halloween fun, the poem The Cremation of Sam McGee , read by Michael Blankenship .

For Valentine's Day, a poetry reading from Jean Syed .

Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis has confirmed plans are being drawn up for a grand military parade at the request of President Trump. Mattis said the move underlined the respect

Astronomer Tom Burns has some advice: Look up! The night sky is full of activity this month, including the seed moon, partial lunar eclipse, and a meteor…

Chris Spielman will tell you he had two loves: football and his wife, Stefanie. When the fates intervened and forced him to choose between his NFL career…

In a remote region of Russia's Arctic Far North, residents say they're the latest victims of President Putin's drive to reshape his county into a global power. Last month, authorities jailed the region's governor, Alexei Barinov, on charges of fraud and embezzlement. But citizens say the move was part of a plan.

The Bush administration thinks it might have a treasure trove of information about al Qaeda following the Saturday arrest of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed. He's allegedly the mastermind of the Sept. 11 attacks and a man long sought by the United States. NPR's Michele Kelemen reports, and NPR's Melissa Block talks with Tim McGirk who's following the story for Time Magazine.

In local elections in Great Britain, Prime Minister Tony Blair's Labor Party suffers some significant losses in what analysts see as a "protest vote" against Blair's support for the war in Iraq. Hear NPR's Michele Norris and John Rentoul, chief political columnist for Britain's Sunday Independent newspaper.