Bob Driehaus
Fighting HIV/AIDS in Africa With Victoria Wulsin and SOTENI International
Victoria Wulsin keeps her SOTENI International nonprofit organization focused on the longtime fight against HIV and AIDS in Kenya, while new viral pandemics and other causes grab the world’s attention.
Transit Authority
The battle to replace Mayor Mark Mallory this November pits two popular, white, pro–gay rights, pro-labor Democrats against one another. Two sides of the same coin, right? Not quite.
Ground Control
Cincinnati air travel is uniquely frustrating. But is there light at the end of the concourse?
Their Fair Share
A local entrepreneur helps Mitt Romney conquer the web, one data point at a time.
Howard Wilkinson
What does it take to become a fully seasoned reporter? Listening to Pete Rose talk your ear off. Screaming back at Tom Luken. Getting called every name but mister. And staying on the beat when you have every right to call it a career.
Would the city and county be better off if they merged?
Long-time Cincinnatians might picture Louisville as a down-river little brother, a smaller town with a Reds farm team. But its population of 597,000 in the 2010 census actually dwarfs Cincinnati’s 297,000—thanks to the 2003...
Why Is This Man Leaving?
It's hard to find anybody in the education world who doesn't gush about James Votruba, the Northern Kentucky University president who will retire this summer after 15 years on the job.
Mr. Driehaus Comes Back From Washington
In which the former U.S. Congressman for the First District of Ohio recalls phone calls from Rahm, the M&Ms on Air Force One, and constituents screaming in his face at Elder football games.
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