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C.F. Payne, an in-demand editorial illustrator and Cincinnati native, has more than 20 portraits on display at Cincinnati Art Museum now through Jan.

As America's Baby Boomers age there is an ever-increasing need for health care workers.

Although only together for four years, Attack Attack! has weathered much turmoil and notched some significant accomplishments along the way.

The Cincinnati USA Music Heritage Foundation unveiled the new historical marker honoring Williams and Herzog Studios in the 800 block of Race Street Downtown, Sunday.

The hunt for the best holiday gifts at the cheapest prices ended early Friday morning for thousands of Tri-State shoppers as they braved the elements or waiting in long lines overnight to snatch one of the limited quantity products being offered by retailers.

A man tried to rob a branch of the Cincinnati Central Credit Union around 11:00am Friday morning, placing a cardboard box on the counter at the teller's window, saying "There is a bomb in the box" and demanding money.

Shoppers crowded stores and malls in the wee hours Friday, some after spending the night waiting in line, to grab early morning deals and hard-to-find items.

A woman lost her eye after her former boyfriend attacked her Thanksgiving night at a downtown Cincinnati nightclub, throwing a glass at her face, authorities said.

Now that Charlie Weis has given Notre Dame permission to fire him and Urban Meyer has professed his loyalty to Florida until he dies or stops winning, whichever comes first, it'd be a great time for Brian Kelly to ditch the pre-nup and take the wedding band from UC.

H1N1 flu has likely claimed two lives in Cincinnati, and made more than 20,000 residents sick, health officials said Tuesday.

With Thanksgiving now less than a day away, many of us will be hitting the roads and the airports Wednesday to be with family and friends for the holiday.

Phish brought its weekend to a close in drummer Jon Fishman's hometown last night with a performance at Syracuse, NY's War Memorial.

On Tuesday, Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory sent the City Manager's proposed cuts on to City Council.

Cincinnati City Manager Milton Dohoney today announced a budget proposal that would close a projected 51 million dollar budget deficit next year, but at the cost of hundreds of city jobs.

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DOWNTOWN - A grandmother was arrested and charged Tuesday with driving more than five times the legal limit - while her 5-year-old granddaughter was in the vehicle.

During the summer there is a popular fruit stand in Delhi Township, Ohio called Burwinkel Farms .

The United Nations World Food Programme issued a press release about the Ending Hunger and Poverty seminar held yesterday at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

This week I have an article on History News Network about President Truman's Cabinet Committee on World Food Programs.

Today, I have an article in the Cincinnati Enquirer about how President Obama and the Congress need to do more to fight global hunger.