When Christy Male of Cincinnati crossed a set of railroad tracks in Walton, Ky., July 10, 2001, a Norfolk Southern train struck her car at a speed of 45 miles per hour. Paramedics airlifted Male   

Sometimes the pace of social reform can be measured a mile at a time. Such is the case for three Cincinnati men who plan to bicycle thousands of miles to promote gender equality. The Tour for Equ  

While blowing up Indian Hill would be against the law, writing about the benefits of doing so is protected by the First Amendment -- for now, at least. The American right to freedom of expression  

The old saying that there's no place like home for the holidays is literally true for some of the nearly 2,500 that become homeless each year in Greater Cincinnati. Instead of shopping at a mall  

Kay McEvoy's voice cracks with emotion when she speaks of her sister Ann. Four years have passed since Ann took her own life, but McEvoy still feels pain simmering close to the surface. While fa  

When Delbert Tibbs speaks of the events of 1974 that falsely landed him in prison for rape and murder, he does so with a cool resignation, almost if he were recounting some nondescript day in his