BY Margo Pierce | Posted 07/23/2008 Photos.com   

A friend from another state spends a few nights in your home. One morning before he leaves, a social worker shows up on your doorstep with a cop telling you that she's there to remove your children   

The statement "Women are prostitutes because they want to be" is judgmental, dismissive of the issues that lead women to sell sex, dangerous and flat out not true, according to Carol Thornton.   

Like the long shadow of a person cast by the late-day sun, the darkness cast by the actions of a sex addict covers his or her family with suspicion and fear. The person who can't get enough sex   

Endangered species receive extra attention and scrutiny when they go on a list. That's what some residents of Greenhills hope will happen to their community now that it's on Ohio's 2008 List of  

What if 166,000 was the infant mortality rate for Ohio for 2007? What if 166,000 Ohio children were poisoned by lead-based paint last year? What if 166,000 elderly adults annually were physically   

The number of children in Ohio who can read that word and know that it says "Hello" in Mandarin Chinese is growing, thanks to the efforts of the Ohio Department of Education. Recognized in March  

As he leads the way down the alley, Craig Hockenberry explains in a quiet voice that the place we're going is where he frequently finds kids hiding after the bus or a parent drops them off at Oy  

An urban university doesn't exist in a vacuum, because part of the institution's mission is public service. At least that's the way Nancy Zimpher sees it. As president of the University of Cin  

Environmental justice is a concept most people agree with: Communities heavily polluted with toxins and other garbage that makes residents sick shouldn't have to host additional polluting busines