Cincinnati Edition

Kelley Blue Book is out with new recommendations on cars for new teen drivers.

From applying to every job to downplaying their qualifications, job seekers are taking extreme measures. Is is working?

Patients could see premiums go up and changes to how their prescription drugs are covered.

On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, local journalists join us to talk about the big stories from recent days.

Lockland's mayor and fire chief say blocked railroad tracks have been a problem for years.

What doctors want you to know about vaccines this fall and the risk of long COVID.

We discuss residents' concerns and explain what's happening.

How will local races help shape the next Congress?

We talk about “Draw the Line in Ohio: How One State’s Fight for Fair Maps Explains Gerrymandering in America.”

We speak with the author of "Just 20: How Ordinary People Can Make Our Government Work Again"

Cincinnati has official sister city relationships with nine cities including Munich, Germany, and Kharkiv, Ukraine.

Who is pushing third party candidates in Ohio and Kentucky, and why?

On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, journalists join us to talk about the big stories from recent days.

We discuss how Flock Safety established such a large presence in the region.

We discuss how Flock Safety established such a large presence in the region.

We discuss whether higher costs are driving people to surrender their pets and opt for smaller mouths to feed.

The governor of Kentucky has the ability to grant clemency during their term up until they leave office. That could change this November.

Collecting and arranging scraps of ephemera in a journal has become a new trend.

How drugs get the specialty classification and why prices vary widely.

We hear about science outreach efforts in Cincinnati designed to spur interest — and the role moms play in shaping science policy.