John Fox

Is this the Golden-Age of outdoor dining in Cincinnati?

A surprisingly vast array of experts across Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky are ready, willing, and able to help you go green.

As the weather gets warmer, we discuss and reflect on climate change and whether or not we have done enough, if anything to help the state of our world.

This month’s section about Cincinnati’s iconic foods highlights a number of classic restaurants, shops, and products that bring comfort to natives, make transplants feel like they belong, and often confuse visitors.

It takes a village to drive change in any community, and thousands of women are doing their part across Cincinnati.

Everyone might be Irish on St. Patrick’s Day, as the saying goes, but being Irish in Cincinnati sometimes requires a scorecard. There are lots of social organizations, clubs, and affiliations across the area celebrating...

In our 20th consecutive Best Restaurants issue, we focus on the nine restaurants from our first list in 2003 that are still open and still delighting local diners.

They say home is where the heart is. I’d add that life is better when your home has a heart of its own.

Aftab Pureval doesn’t shy away from discussing the symbolic meaning of his election win, but he’d rather talk about how an outsider mayor and fresh faces on city council will energize Cincinnati.

A successful healthcare regimen involves a top doctor, sure, but let’s not forget that it can—and maybe should—also include a clean environment, an appreciation for beauty, and a fun pair of shoes.