Cedric Rose

It was late March when the peregrine falcons appeared outside of the 11th floor library where I work.

The Metropolitan Sewer District brought a South Fairmount creek into the light after 130 years. Will it spark the neighborhood back to life?

Cincinnati’s history and lore are linked to the Ohio River, but as the primary source of our public drinking water it’s literally inside most of us. How safe should we feel?

A generation of national rock bands, local musicians, and club kids came of age at the legendary Short Vine bar/laundromat. But its spirit of connecting people through live music isn’t all in the past.

A group of local true believers keeps the beat of America’s original art form, improvising and riffing to grow audiences and support musicians.

4-year-old artist Colin Montgomery and his musician dad Mike have their first gallery show and sell work to pay medical bills.