Union Institute & University’s dualized and socially relevant degree programs for adults is pleased to announce the recipients of the UI&U Women’s Empowerment Scholarship that benefits single, female, head-of-household learners enrolled i More...
Robberies, as well as other crimes, are declining in the Uptown professional and business center of Cincinnati, accordng to the latest six-month study - Jan. 1 to June 30, 2010. More...
“It is a wonderful thing to be associated with Alabama, as Alabama is the belly of the Civil Rights Movement in America and the world,’’ said Dr. More...
This is the first in a series of articles from The Herald Project about people and places in Cincinnati written by members of Assistant Professor Elissa Sonnenberg’s journalism class at the Univesity of Cincinnati. More...
By Dan Yount The Cincinnati Herald
Members of the family of World War II sailor Clyde Banks of Cincinnati, all wearing t-shirts with an image of their cousin on the front, found closure in his wartime death exactly 66 years to the date the submarine on which he served as cook hit a mi More...
Senator Eric H. Kearney (D-Cincinnati) has introduced Senate Bill 296, which will set new restrictions on where liquor stores can operate. More...
By Mary B. Morrison
Darius Jones is living the good life. He’s got a chance to become the league’s most valuable player. He’s crazy in love with his wife, and his relationship with his mom has never been better. More...
By Carl Weber
Egypt and her sister Isis, two of the original curvaceous members of the Big Girls Book Club, have hightailed it out of New York and settled in Richmond, Virginia, where they’ve started a new chapter of the BGBC. More...
National African American Insurance Association making an impact
By Brenda C. McCaskill Herald Contributor
What began in 1997 in Cincinnati, Ohio as one man’s vision has grown into a national organization across the United States, and is poised for continued growth. More...
The Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority Board of Trustees has appointed a committee to oversee the search for a new CEO of the Metro public bus system in Cincinnati, which is operated by S.O.R.T.A. More...
Metro is hosting an open house on Wednesday, Sept. 8, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., at Metro’s headquarters, at 602 Main Street on the 12th floor to share details about improved service for Route 1 Museum Center-Zoo. More...
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