Carrie Blackmore
Ohio Lawmakers Look to Subvert the New Marijuana Law
Despite what state voters approved in 2023, politicians are poised to change possession and sales details and redirect tax funds from recreational weed sales.
Shauna Murphy Is Here for Kids
The new Cincinnati Public Schools leader—a surprising and controversial internal promotion—hopes to end the district’s revolving door of superintendents.
David Falk and Bridget and Jeremy Lieb Reflect on Jean-Robert de Cavel’s Local Legacy
The legendary Cincinnati chef is commemorated by some of the chefs who worked with him.
Cooking Couples on Mixing Love and Business
Haley Nutter-Sitek and Anthony Sitek, owners of Crown Restaurant Group, and Paul Weckman and Emily Wolfe, owners of Otto's Restaurant Group discuss running restaurants where your business partner is your life partner.
A Menopause Clinic Becomes Reality
Betsy LeRoy, M.D., embraces those reporting symptoms that impair their ability to function daily.
Sisters Are Doing It for Themselves
Patty Brisben’s rebranded SHE+ Foundation doubles down on helping women advocate for their sexual health and well-being.
Get Out in the Winter Air
These fun activities might have you choosing a new favorite season.
Tending to Ohio’s Budding Marijuana Industry
Nine months after voters approved recreational cannabis sales, dispensary doors finally opened. But legislators aren’t finished futzing with the details or trying to redirect tax revenue.
Why Juneteenth Matters
These local leaders helped turn a Civil War–era remembrance day into a community-wide celebration for all.
Ohio Legislators Speed up the Legal Cannabis Process
Recreational marijuana sales in Ohio are predicted to begin this summer.