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The UN World Food Programme , in a report released today, says it's scaling up life-saving assistance because of conflict in the Central African Republic.

A critic of Gov. John Kasich's school funding plan is resigning as superintendent of a southwest Ohio school district.

It's time to spark up a J, laugh out loud and then question your existence with an Australian guy in a gnarly dog suit.

There was this woman with a deep, slow drawl spoken in something between a rasp and a whisper who had a lightning bolt inked high on her right cheekbone not as thuggery, irony or defiance but as a simple, stunning marker adding to the mystique of a woman easily mistaken in her era-defying androgyny for a man.

A deliberate speaker with a warm smile, Bolden's Art Beyond Boundaries gallery has been exhibiting at its current location on Main Street for more than six years.

Slattery was restless and pumped full of adrenaline over his new craft beer business.

I've written about theater in Cincinnati for more than 25 years - including reviews and features for CityBeat since it began in 1994.

Truckshop, Cincinnati's newest mobile vendor, launches tonight at the Columbia Center in Columbia Tusculum.

The state started ticketing violators on March 1 of this year, joining Kentucky, Indiana and the city of Cincinnati.

I grew up in Delhi Township and graduated from Oak Hills H.S. in 1983. In 1987 I received a Bachelor's Degree, with Honors, in Political Science from the University of Cincinnati, followed by a J.D. from the College of Law in 1990.

The Cincinnati Veterans Affairs Medical Center's Healthcare for Homeless Veterans Community Outreach Division will relocate from the Fort Thomas Division, to 907 Vine Street, Cincinnati in late July 2013.

Cooney, a Montgomery resident, will serve a two-year term starting July 1. As chair, he will oversee the Section Council to review Ohio law on estate planning, trust and probate matters and determine whether changes should be proposed to the Legislature.

On this day in 1939, former Red Art Jacobs made his first and last major league appearance.

Cincinnati lands in some elite company, in a new listing of outstanding barbeque across the United States.

If you add in 260 legally downloaded MP3 songs - the number you can get per library card every year - that would cost you roughly $250.

Borst, M. AND R. Brown. Chloride Released from Three Permeable Pavement Surfaces after Winter Salt Application.

The U.S. Supreme Court has suspended prominent Cincinnati class-action attorney Stanley Chesley from practicing law before the court after his Kentucky disbarment.

OF THE MESS THE RECESSION LEFT BEHIND! SINCE MARCH... THE CITY HAS LAUNCHED A CAMPAIGN TO TEAR DOWN HOMES THAT ARE IN SUCH DISREPAIR... THEY'RE CONSIDERED DANGEROUS! WL-WT'S KYLA WOODS SHOWS US THE PROGRESS IN MT AIRY.

A special audit shows two former Cincinnati charter school officials misspent over a half million dollars in school dollars.

Save the Children today urged the G8 to increase pressure on Syrian leaders to allow humanitarian aid agencies access to the whole country.