Archives from 2000

Race relations still a gray area for Cincinnati Police

Tags: News Feature, Olympics, Jimmy Fallon, Fred Armisen, Couples Therapy, Nathan Fielder, George Zimmerman, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Sochi, Jay Leno, Dumb Starbucks

The TABD convenes in Cincinnati and N16 follows

Tags: News Feature, news, City Council, housing, homelessness, Avondale, county commissioners, responsible bidder, sewers, Metropolitan Sewer District, disparity study

A Progressive's Guide to Cincinnati

Tags: News Feature, election, news, death penalty, Alicia Reece, voting, early voting, preschool, Preschool Promise, Dennis McGuire

Your Guide to the Protests

Tags: News Feature, news, City Council, mayor, John Cranley, double dipping, city administration

Let's Keep Our Hands to Ourselves

Tags: News Feature, Cincinnati Entertainment Awards, CEAs, CEA, Bogart's, Cincinnati music, Molly Sullivan, Tweens, Electric Citizen, Archer's Paradox, Mardou, Cincinnati Best New Bands, CEA14, CEA2014, Pop Goes the Evil, Austin Livingood, ADM, Little Lights

The ups, downs, ins and outs of Election Night in Hamilton County

Tags: News Feature, election, news, Republicans, Democrats, courts, development, John Kasich, governor, Ohio Supreme Court, transportation, Libertarians, Ohio legislature, Tracie Hunter, Eastern Corridor

So downtown restaurant owners don't say it

Tags: News Feature, music, movies, Christmas, Shia LaBeouf, Newport Aquarium, R. Kelly, apple, Golden Globes, Beyoncé

Can you be a racist and not know it? Consider Jeff Ruby. When Ruby thinks he's hit on a good line, he keeps repeating it. Accused of racism for closing his downtown restaurant during the recent Uji

Tags: News Feature, Kaze

Is the big elephant about to lay an egg? For decades the Republican Party has had a virtual lock on Hamilton County government. But as the November election draws near, party leaders seem jumpy. Si

Tags: News Feature, news, streetcar, John Cranley, economy, taxes, unemployment, John Deatrick, Ohio Department of Taxation

Residents object to proposed parking facility

Tags: News Feature, news, museum, economy, Cincinnati Museum Center, taxes, development, county commissioners, stadium fund, stadiums, JobsOhio

Praise the Lord and pass the tax-collection plate

Tags: News Feature, arts, performance art

How much beer is the Fourth Amendment worth? The American Civil Liberties Union -- often leading necessary but unpopular battles to defend the rights of neo-Nazis and to keep public schools free of

Tags: News Feature, John Cranley, Twitter

Strudel fans don't cruise, and other lessons from Cincinnati festivals