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As buses carrying the soldiers pulled up at St. John Arena relatives and friends let out their emotions. It had been about a year since their tour started…

Visitors at the King Arts Complex remembered the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in honor of the King holiday. They had varied opinions about how…

The Ohio River won't crest as high or as late as first thought. The National Weather Service now expects the highpoint to be 55.5 feet in Cincinnati at...

When it comes to awards in theater or television or dance or literature, Frank Deford observes, candidates don't worry about losing out because of a personal flaw. Only sports applies that off-the-field standard.

A sci-fi icon beamed down to Cleveland to share his enterprising insights at a major marketing convention. William Shatner has put in 50 years before the…

Sub-zero wind chills, snow and ice have caused some people to stay home and out of stores. And some local business owners say they're feeling the effects.…

This week's show begins with New Orleans vocalist Johnny Adams and Nashville's Jonell Mosser. You'll also hear Lucinda Williams's song "God Don't Never ...

Gov. John Kasich didn’t do well in the South Carolina primary – finishing fifth. But his backers are staying positive about his chances going forward. O...

The shutdown of the federal government is now in its 7th day, with no end in sight. And that means the possibility of delays at Cleveland’s federal courthouse. In an order issued December 26, the district court announced that any civil cases involving the U.S. Dept. of Justice will be put on hold for two weeks. DOJ lawyers won’t work during the shutdown.

Eighty-five Cincinnati Police officers are piloting a restraint device that wraps up suspects in a kind of Spiderman-like cord.