3 hrs ago | Cincinnati CityBeat
This year, CityBeat 's annual "Drinking Issue" goes where no drinking issue has gone before: 'til morning.
4 hrs ago | WLWT-TV Cincinnati
Thousands of volunteers gather to clean Cincinnati streets, homes
More than 7,000 volunteers were expected to clean Cincinnati streets Saturday during Crossroads Church's 8th annual Go Cincinnati event.
4 hrs ago | Cincinnati CityBeat
There's rubbing alcohol, methanol, assorted fuels and solvents, but the alcohol that's most relevant is ethyl alcohol or ethanol, the less toxic, ingestible psychoactive chemical found in booze.
4 hrs ago | Cincinnati CityBeat
Finally having a nice camera to use, I googled "photography contest" and came across a curiously titled site called Capture Cincinnati.
5 hrs ago | Knoxville News Sentinel
Southern Ohio's Edge is known for its beauty and biodiversity
The preserve stretches 12 miles north from the Ohio River through Adams County on the east bank of Ohio Brush Creek and up to six miles east-to-west. It is home to the most rare and endangered plants in the state.
10 hrs ago | Modern Machine Shop
Coolant-Fed Live Tools Increase Life in High-Cycle Operations
Machinist Dan Hensley uses Planet Products' coolant-fed live tools to prevent tool failure during long cycle times.
14 hrs ago | Business Journal
The days of working for a single company for your entire life are over. Many are starting fresh, either joining existing companies with a new career or starting their own challenge.
Protesters Gather Outside Cincinnati Boy Scout Council
Boy Scout headquarters may be the last place you'd expect a line of sign-carrying protesters but they were in Cincinnati and 40 other U.S. cities today.
For hot Over-the-Rhine restaurants, small is big
In 2009, Dan Wright , a Chicago transplant who had worked for several Cincinnati chefs, decided he wanted to open his own restaurant in Over-the-Rhine. And he had his eye on a big, vacant building on Vine Street in the Gateway Quarter.
Piada looking beyond Midwest in next stage of expansion, with catering on tap as well
Piada CEO Chris Doody has plans to expand outside the Midwest and test new menu items just three years after opening the first restaurant in Columbus.
Top of the List: Highest Paid Public Officials
This week in the print edition, the Business Courier ranks the Top 50 highest paid public officials in the Tri-State. Click on the image to the right for a slideshow of the Top 5 public employees on the list.
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Why FreeRice is so important for Niger
When you go online to play the award-winning game FreeRice you are currently helping feed school children in Niger .
Kroger SPCA Adopt-A-Pet Remote
The SPCA Cincinnati mobile adoption unit will be visiting the Sharonville Kroger on Saturday, May 25.
Are Cincinnati's trains stuck in the dark?
On Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays, Amtrak's Cardinal line departs Union Terminal for Chicago at 1:23 a.m., and for the East Coast at 3:27 a.m. The service is far slower than taking a car or bus, and is plagued by delays.
'Rain Man' put Cincinnati on Hollywood's map
Tom Cruise, left, stars as Charlie Babbitt and Dustin Hoffman, right, stars as Raymond Babbitt in "Rain Man," directed by Barry Levinson and filmed in the Cincinnati area.
Dying man's eye blinks lead to Ohio murder conviction
It's easy to think of a mother as the person who carried us inside her womb for nine months, but... In 1985, at my first radio job, it was common practice for my boss, who was the news director, to... CINCINNATI - An Ohio man was found guilty Thursday of fatally shooting a man who authorities say identified his assailant by blinking his eyes while ... (more)
She was born Aug. 4, 1917, in Moundsville, W.Va., a daughter to the late Nassief and Amoon Lewis.
to-Cincinnati deli concept opening 1st spot near UC: EXCLUSIVE
Local franchisees Joe Plattner and Jon Gilday are building their first location at 200 W. McMillan St., in the space formerly occupied by Chicago Gyro.
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Severe hunger crisis facing Northern Mali
The United Nations, in a report released today, says that "at least one in five households faces a severe shortage of food" in the northern regions of Mali .
Ohio activists head to DC as IRS probe unfolds
Some Ohio conservatives who say they were targeted by the Internal Revenue Service are heading to Washington as federal investigations widen into the agency's handling of tax-exempt applications.