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.
A Journalist Named Invisible Green Captured Cincinnati’s 1850s Foibles for Posterity
The impeccable memory and insatiable curiosity of William G. Crippen.
Dr. Know: Shopping Bags, Clocks, and Old Banks
The Good Doctor investigates the strength of various grocery bags, searches for a missing clock, and cashes out some bank history.
Street Parking in Northern OTR Gets an Overhaul
If you drive to the Findlay Market to shop or visit a restaurant, your secret free parking spot might come at a cost in...
A Freewheelin’ Appreciation of Bob Dylan in Cincinnati
Xavier professor Graley Herren is almost finished writing his book about how the music icon and Cincinnati itself have evolved across his 21 local concerts since 1965.
For a Century Cincinnati’s Fashionistas Fawned Over a Shade Called ‘Invisible Green’
A color fad influenced by the paintings and construction of Regency England.
Time Travel in Silverton
The Silverton Museum train station replica is a platform for nostalgia.
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.
Bygone Bests From the Class of 2000
Time marches on, and the city is always evolving. Here are some bygone bests from the past 25 years that we’re still mourning.
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