Aaron Meyerowitz didn’t spend a lot of time in Northern Kentucky, but his brief stay there in the 1940s became part of organized crime lore in Cincinnati and beyond. Meyerowitz […]
The new documentary series, Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History, hosted by Henry Louis Gates Jr., explores the complex relationship between black and Jewish Americans. The four-part series is […]
Around 200 people gathered at Adath Israel Synagogue for a joint event Don’t Stand Idly. The event was sponsored by Adath Israel, Temple Sholom, Beth Adam, Valley Temple, Wise Temple, […]
Jewish stand-up comedian, actor, and pun maker Matthew Broussard is coming to Cincinnati on Feb. 20 and 21. He is performing 2 nights in 4 shows at the Commonwealth Comedy […]
After the killings of Renée Good and Alex Pretti in Minneapolis by federal immigration agents and amid aggressive Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations across the country, many people are struggling […]
In December 2025, a University of Cincinnati student submitted a complaint to the Provost after a guest lecturer in their History of Design class spent the majority of their time […]
On January 27, 1945, Soviet troops liberated the Auschwitz concentration camp. The site where the Nazis and their collaborators murdered 1 million people during the Holocaust. January 27 is designated […]
A massive winter storm expected to affect nearly half the country is set to hit the Cincinnati area on Sunday with an estimated 8-12 inches of snow. The storm, which […]
A Cincinnati man is facing federal charges for allegedly placing cameras in children’s bedrooms and recording them in states of undress for years. According to the FBI, David Mitsnefes, 32, […]
Season one of Who the Folk?! Cincinnati has come to an end! Thank you for coming on this journey with us over the past few months. Season one had some […]