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Nina Barrett, owner of Bookends and Beginnings in Evanston, Ill., recommends The Royal We by Heather Cox and Jessica Morgan, Eligible by Curtis Sittenfeld and The Violet Hour by Katie Roiphe.

Julia Green of Front Street Books recommends Moonlight on Linoleum by Terry Helwig, City of Women by David R. Gillham and The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate by Jacqueline Kelly.

An anchor building of Fountain Square has a new owner. Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation, 3CDC, is purchasing Fountain Place for $7.5...

Two points of view about the proposed Ohio 3C Passenger Rail Plan, with Ohio Republican strategist Terry Casey and attorney/political consultant Scott…

The board that determines the wording for issues on the statewide ballot has finalized the language for the controversial issue that could bring casinos…

Over the last month a lot of people have offered assessments of Barack Obama's first year as president. Some folks wonder what his presidency has meant…

While watching all the political attack commercials on TV, did you ever wonder how it all started? Glenn Hartong -- a local video producer, director,...

Director of the Cincinnati 2030 District Tremaine Phillips says in the next couple of months he will announce some projects that "will shock this...

The Akron Art Museum has a new employee: she never eats, she never sleeps, and she’s ready to give tours to every single person who walks into the...

Microsoft stock rises, a day after the software giant said it would give some $75 billion in cash to shareholders over the next four years -- roughly $3 a share. Analysts say the company's decision to release some of its cash reserves shows that Microsoft is no longer a "growth" company, but has matured into a company that must pay dividends. NPR's Wendy Kaufman reports.