Cincinnati Edition

Christopher Kimball goes anywhere and everywhere to ask questions and get answers about cooking.

"There's not a whole lot of difference in vaccine types. It's best just to get vaccinated, period. And getting vaccinated makes a big difference," says Dr. Mark Eckman.

The Indian Film Festival of Cincinnati is back this year with another virtual presentation of movies.

Earlier this summer, artists restored the Black Lives Matter mural painted in front of Cincinnati City Hall in 2020. The local woman who helped make the mural a reality says the group who painted it is just getting started.

A pilot program by the city of Columbus sent "triage pods" on certain mental health emergency calls instead of police officers. Officials there say the roughly one-month pilot has shown good early results.

The evening includes a presentation on the future of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center by President Woodrow Keown.

“I am keeping an eye on whether there is an explosion of injuries as activity levels ramp up in the next 40 days and will these injuries have an impact on physical and mental health,” says Dr. Brian Grawe.

Eighteen states now allow some form of recreational marijuana, and Democrats in Congress are pushing a federal legalization effort. Will Ohio and Kentucky follow suit?

On Cincinnati Edition's news review: Medicaid users in Ky. are among the unvaccinated in Kentucky, and could the federal transportation bill boost the Brent Spence Bridge? What we know about the results of the OH-11 Democratic primary; and an exonerated man seeks further justice.

She starred in Netflix's Pretend It's a City and has been a New York City icon for decades. Fran Lebowitz is coming to Cincinnati next spring and speaks with Cincinnati Edition about it.