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Are some kids too smart for high school?
Examples of tech geniuses who lack college degrees are well-known - Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg among them. But should bright kids be able to ditch high school, too?
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OH River safety key in Safe Boating Week
The Tri-State’s warm weather and approaching Memorial Day holiday signal the beginning of boating season in the area, and a national council along with local patrols are using National Safe Boating Week to promote safe boating practices.
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Teen arrested, expelled for relationship
A Florida teen is deciding if she should take a deal from the state on charges of an alleged same-sex relationship with an underage student.
Your Family
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Are some kids too smart for high school?
Examples of tech geniuses who lack college degrees are well-known - Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg among them. But should bright kids be able to ditch high school, too?
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Most popular baby names for 2012 are...
The Social Security Administration released their list of 2012's top baby names on Friday with some recurring favorites.
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How to cash in on your kid's closet
John Matarese reports on the best ways to cash in on your unwanted kids' stuff
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Book: Cursing more common with kids
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Passover begins at sundown Monday
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Monitoring kids’ Facebook a way of past
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Poll: More moms want full-time work
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Could better TV improve kids’ behavior?
Relationships
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Teen arrested, expelled for relationship
A Florida teen is deciding if she should take a deal from the state on charges of an alleged same-sex relationship with an underage student.
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Relationship: Feeling 'the blahs'
You've got the blahs.
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Group rallies to support Scout’s gay ban
The Boy Scouts of America’s ban on gays has been a source of controversy around the country and on Friday, supporters of the organization’s “timeless values” will hold a rally in Cincinnati among other cities.
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Free mail-order condoms for kids?
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Airline helps singles meet each other
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Ruling won’t end gay marriage debate
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Could gay marriage case fizzle in court?
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High court skeptical of marriage law
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Top Entertainment Headlines
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Festival raises money for animal rescues
Compassion Fest raises money and awareness for animal rescue groups in the Tri-State.
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Taste of the World Food Tour
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The Midnight Swinger at the Funny Bone
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Brunch & Brilliant Brains at AEC
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Reggae Culture Splash 2013
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Betts Longworth historic district tour
Home & Garden
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Easy ways to prepare your home for cold
With this latest cool snap, we’re all starting to think about the cold temperatures that are on the way. There are some things that you can do now while the weather is nice to prepare your home for cooler weather.
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Use chalk paint to transform furniture
Green Table Gifts shows how to use Annie Sloan Chalk Paint to alter furniture, frames and cabinets using different techniques, like crackling, waxes and rub off distressing.
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Tips to save on energy costs
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Poor-performing air purifiers
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Deck the halls with ... tomatoes?
Frugal Living
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JCPenney slaps new high prices on goods
John Matarese finds dozens of new, higher price stickers on JCPenney's merchandise.
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Remke-bigg's getting out of pharmacy biz
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$20 a month smartphone: Can it be real?
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Shocked by water bill? How to lower it
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How to cash in on your kid's closet
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Should pets receive Food Stamps?
Travel Near & Far
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Gas prices up 11 cents over past 2 weeks
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Low-cost savings or travel headache?
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Frontier adds carry-on fee for travelers
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Airline helps singles meet each other
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Small knives policy on planes delayed
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Graeter’s opens location in CVG
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FAA furloughs kick in, delays pile up
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American expects flights to normalize
Food & Entertaining
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Taste of the World Food Tour
Not only can Findlay Market provide you with an eclectic taste of Cincinnati, they now offer a Taste of the World food tour. This 20-person tour leads you around the market on a little foodie adventure.
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Chili, goetta, and now: Grilled cheese?
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New zone adds food trucks to Wash. Park
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Organic industry clout grows with demand
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Congress divided over food stamp program
