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But wind is adding a little bite to the air. We are gusting between 20 and 35 miles per hour. All across southern new england. So the real feel right now is only 17 in worcester its 28 in boston. Lower 20s in lawrence. We have partial clearing taking place. So we will have a blend of sun and clouds and a couple flurries in the berkshires and southern vermont. Otherwise we are talking about temperatures gradually cooling and the winds staying active so you will want to hold on to the wheel this m...

Sets a standard in cant create jobs were workers to of least 10. 10 an hour worth of work. Then maybe in a modern economy there are not jobs that need to be created. Dont know. If i could address, you are exactly right. That is what we mean. Businesses are destroyed. If the business cant afford to pay any more they can raise their prices. His true and some markets. So job destruction and company destruction go handinhand. This is never created. The harder it is to start a business with your are ...

Good morning. We are in for a treat. We have two authors with us this morning who have vast experience in the world of politics. So our conversation about the future and changing american politics in the future couldnt have two better informed c contribut contributors. We will talk for about 40 minutes and then invite you to ask questions. So as you listen think about what you would like to share with us. I will start with introducing the speakers. Al from is infounder of the democratic leadersh...

The retired orthopaedic surgeon recounts a life of hard work, high notes, and crescendos in his new autobiography.

A new memoir and art gallery retrospective focus attention on his photography career at The Cincinnati Post and beyond.

Xuemao Wang, University of Cincinnati dean of libraries, university librarian and vice provost of digital scholarship, has been appointed Northwestern University’s Charles Deering McCormick University Librarian and Dean of Libraries, effective Sept. 1, 2022. Wang will succeed Sarah Pritchard, who announced her pending retirement in October after 15 years in the role.

New books by Duke faculty explain genes and genomes, explore contemporary Asian film, and examine Black culture in the digital world. New York Times columnist Frank Bruni reflects on living with

Cincinnati Magazine February 9, 2021 Mrs. Cecil Cramer of Cincinnati was having an unhappy Valentine’s Day on February 14, 1908. She was newly divorced from her husband on grounds of failure to provide for her and their child. The postman arrived that day spouting effusive apologies. Because the address and postage were correct, he was obliged to deliver to her an offensive “valentine” from her ex-husband in the form of a plump, juicy, sarcastic lemon. Fresh citrus was an uncommo...