Harry Spindler’s Journey from Wild Drummer to Wild Kingdom
Cincinnati’s first jazz bandleader, Harry Spindler, eventually became the city’s go-to expert on collecting and selling exotic animals.
How Local Companies Adapted to COVID-19
When the normal ways of working just don’t fit during a global pandemic, these local companies took a hard left turn—and kept going.
Two Local Health Professionals Speak on COVID-19’s Mental Health Side Effects
Health professionals April Lamoreaux and Diane Wright offer their perspectives and advice on how to care for your mental health during the pandemic.
Garren Colvin on St. Elizabeth Healthcare’s Efforts to Combat COVID-19
The president and CEO of St. Elizabeth Healthcare discusses the hospital's preparation to care for victims of the pandemic and its participation in a trial to help end it.
Local Businesses Making a Difference During a Pandemic
These local business and organization leaders went the extra mile to help those affected by the COVID-19 crisis.
Remember When the Air Force Practiced Nuclear War Over Cincinnati?
From the mid-1950s into the 1960s, sonic booms were an amazing and annoying regular occurrence in Cincinnati skies.
Councilmember Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney Launches Initiative to Support Black-Owned Businesses
Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney launched #CincyBuyBlackThursday to encourage community members to shop at local Black-owned businesses.
Renee Mahaffey Harris Says the Pandemic Has Shown That We Must Work Together
Renee Mahaffey Harris, the president and CEO of the Center for Closing the Health Gap, on serving the black community, collaboratively.
Organizations That Made the Effort to Connect During COVID-19
In a time when staying apart is the safest thing to do, strengthening our bonds and supporting each other takes a little more effort.
The 1974 Tornado That Destroyed Xenia and Prompted Changes to Weather Reporting
The 1974 super outbreak of tornadoes forced updates to weather technology, storm warning systems, and federal disaster recovery.
