Giving Birth and Being Heard
When expectant moms in Cincinnati don’t feel heard by their OB/GYNs before giving birth, they often reach out to Anita Weisberger, M.D. The Christ...
Ruth Neely Paved the Way for Cincinnati’s Women Journalists
The daredevil adventures of the Queen City’s no-nonsense female journalist Ruth Neely.
The Cost To Live
Ohio’s minimum wage increased again. Is it enough to live comfortably in Cincinnati?
Foodie News You Can Use
Gold Star chili pizza available at Strong’s, Bricks & Beer tour at Music Hall, West Sixth Covington Haus opens this weekend, and more.Gold Star...
Keeping Dancers on Their Toes
Perhaps it takes an ex-ballerina to truly understand the rigors and injuries of performance training.
A Dominating Win in Pittsburgh Can’t Lift the Bengals
Historic seasons from Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, and Trey Hendrickson aren’t enough to get Cincinnati into the playoffs.
Cincinnati Weekend Picks January 10-12
Cirque du Soleil, World Oddities Expo, and Findlay Market Chili Fest in town this weekend.
Perfectly Prepped Meals To Go
Now that the weather is cold, stay indoors and order from these meal prep services.
How Gender Bias in Medical Care Impacts Your Health
Female physicians still have to work harder than their male colleagues to gain acceptance from professors, practice partners, and patients.
EnterTRAINment Junction Makes Its Final Stop
There’s still time to get your hands on furniture from the train park—and make travel plans to see your favorite exhibits at their new home.
Brilliant Movies for the Brutal Month of January
A good number of the indie/art films nominated for or winning Sunday’s Golden Globes are coming to town this month. Here’s a rundown of the new arrivals.
Goodnight Room
Enter the world of a childhood classic at Blue Marble Books in Ft. Thomas.
A Journalist Named Invisible Green Captured Cincinnati’s 1850s Foibles For Posterity
The impeccable memory and insatiable curiosity of William G. Crippen.
A Century-Old Tudor Beauty in Hyde Park
Blending old and new in a testament to good taste that never goes out of style.
It Takes a Village to Treat Brain Tumors
Mayfield Brain & Spine neurosurgeons launch an institute of worldwide experts in collaboration with four area hospital groups.
The Bengals Still Have Playoff Visions Dancing in Their Heads
The first requirement is a victory in Pittsburgh on Saturday, always a tough task. Then they need old friends in K.C. to win on Sunday … and more.
Baudry’s Layers of Flavor
Authentic French pastries baked in the heart of Lockland.
Local Pastry Chef Places Fifth in National Baking Competition
Haley Stewart of Moerlein Lager House made it to the semifinals of “Cake Boss” Buddy Valastro’s “The Greatest Baker” contest.
