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The COVID-19 global pandemic has many of us working from home at a level we're just not used to. We're no longer just occasionally hopping on the...

The city of Cincinnati's projected budget deficit for the new fiscal year that begins in July now stands at $91.4 million. The number grew by $10...

As the COVID-19 global pandemic brings uncertainty to the world, local governments are working to respond each day. Sometimes, those response efforts...

Cincinnati Edition speaks with a local mom who works in venture capital about her struggle with COVID-19. Elizabeth Edwards details how she tested...

More sectors of the economy start their slow reopening. Recent days brought restaurants and retail establishments back online, though with tight...

A third of Dayton's police force is part of a pilot study to reduce stress using brain stimulation. One hundred officers are now in the fourth week of a...

In recent years, there has been much concern expressed about the value of degrees awarded in the fields related to humanities. Perhaps, critics argue,...

The mysterious cases seem to have started in April. Patients showing up in emergency rooms with chest pain and trouble breathing. Some of them went into...

September is Recovery Month , a time to increase awareness and understanding about substance use disorders and celebrate people in recovery. The...

A local musician saw his career come to an end in the aftermath of an assault at the hands of a Lyft driver in New York City. Now the SCPA grad is suing...