Why would the victim of a gruesome terrorist attack seek to protect the perpetrator? For nearly a year after his daughter Julie Welch and 167 others were killed in the Oklahoma City bombing, Bud We  

A gesture characterized the mood of From Protest to Proposal, a day-long conference on police-community relations at Cincinnati State College. After a young African-American man voiced his profound  

A lawsuit doesn't resolve a conflict; it only picks a winner. Mediation, an increasingly popular alternative to litigation, means no one has to be a loser. The Center for Resolution of Disputes,  

Will new rules at Cincinnati City Council stifle public input in an attempt to restore order and decorum? Several months of fiery, obnoxious behavior at council meetings have culminated in Mayor Ch  

Fundamentalist Christians served refreshments June 9 to gays, lesbians and others protesting a church conference on homosexuality, an act of kindness that belies the intense disagreement between