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Under the proposal from Republican Rep. Kim Banta of Fort Mitchell, people harmed by a minor's use of a firearm would have the right to sue the parents or guardians of the offender for monetary damages.

Using birth control is life or death for Kendall Hantelman. She was diagnosed with a bleeding disorder due to her excessive menstrual bleeding and a near-death hemorrhage after a sinus surgery.

As a lifelong Cincinnati Reds fan, I understand the heartbreak many of you are feeling over the trade of your beloved Jonathan India.

Four cannabis businesses that applied to open medical marijuana dispensaries in Northern Kentucky have been selected by the state to receive the first licenses to operate in 2025.

An amendment to shut down the legal shield covering police officers and other government employees in Ohio can go forward to the next step.

The holidays are here, and for many of us that means food and fun with family and friends and decorations to celebrate the season.

A team of researchers recently wrapped up a four-year-long study to find out how autonomous vehicles fare on Ohio’s rural roads.

This Thanksgiving, let 91.7 WVXU & 90.9 WGUC be the backdrop to your celebrations. Whether you're prepping the turkey, gathering around the table, or savoring a quiet moment, Cincinnati Public Radio is offering some special programming.

Participants will have access to networking resources, chamber events, group health insurance and more.

St. James Episcopal Church in Wooster runs a pet food pantry to help people who are struggling with the rising cost of pet food.