Restoring the defined-benefit pension plan the workers gave up in 2013 was a rallying cry. But the union didn’t get it back even though it did win a significant pay increase.

By Angel Rodgers Community Relations Coordinator Community Action Agency The Cincinnati-Hamilton County Community Action Agency (CAA) marked 60 years of transformative service on Sept. 21 with a ...

Contributed Cincinnati Pizza Week returns November 11-17 with $10 pizza deals at participating restaurants throughout the Greater Cincinnati area. For seven days, pizza lovers will have the ...

Political yard signs can symbolize intentions and allegiance. But this year, they’ve also symbolized betrayal. During this general election, Black women were led to believe that more White women would ...

By Erica Garrett Collective Empowerment Group Program Manager On Friday, October 25. The Collective Empowerment Group (CEG) of Metro Cincinnati presented its 2024 Business Excellence Awards Green & ...

I attended the 50th anniversary of Caymus wine dinner and party at Maggiano’s Little Italy Oct 25th. Terrific evening with ...

The nation wakes up to Election Day with heavy hearts and nerves on edge as Americans decide the future in one of the most ...

If there were a job description for the presidency, it might as well be written in bold print: women and people of color need ...

By Samantha Lees The F.I.R.E. Conference (Freedom, Intention, Revelation, Evolution), founded by Barbara Turner, the former ...

A diverse group of supporters, family members, and well-known allies, including D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, NAACP President ...

Political parties sign up volunteers to observe what happens at polling places – which can improve transparency or cause ...

Contributed The 2024 Spirit of Construction Gala, held on Oct. 19, marked a historic evening for the tristate area’s construction industry. Jostin Construction, led by Liza and Albert Smitherman, ...