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Why do journalists use sources who refuse to be publicly identified? Are they as credible as named sources?

The roads are is expected to be busy this Thanksgiving holiday. The number of travelers on Ohio’s roads is expected to be the highest in more than a…

A review of the way Ohio’s education department handled a charter school data-scrubbing scandal was unable to determine if there was “malicious” intent...

Last year Indiana saw one of the worst flu season in recent years, with more than 300 reported deaths.

WYSO went on the air 60 years ago, and we’re celebrating by listening back to some highlights from our historic audio collection. In the 1970s, local...

Akron's small businesses, nonprofits and job seekers spent the day with Google sharpening their digital skills. It was standing room only at the opening...

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine says the state’s non-profit jobs development company needs to be more transparent with the public and needs to combine efforts...

For the past 15 years at the end of each year I have written columns for the Cox Ohio newspapers which list my favorite books from the preceding year....

The U.S. economy grew more slowly at the end of 2018 than initially thought. "GDP growth is slowing from unsustainable rates," one economist says. The slowdown is expected to continue this year.

It was a good night for school districts across Northeast Ohio. Voters supported 18 of 20 school levies on the ballot. The unofficial results show that whether it was a renewal or an additional levy, voters were 'for' their school district receiving the tax money. In Cuyahoga county levies for Brooklyn, Strongsville and Parma City Schools all passed.