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  • Bill Kurtis reads three news-related limericks...When Harry Met Saulie, Hass Lite, Spouting Off
  • In this episode of Opera Abbreviated, Classical 101′s Christopher Purdy takes a look at Giacomo Puccini "Tosca" which will appear in movie theaters…
  • The November election is still 3 months away, but backers and opponents of a ballot issue that would authorize the building of 4 big-city gambling casinos…
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  • How one prayer changed a life.
  • Birbiglia discusses his new film, Don't Think Twice. John Powers reviews Zero Days,a documentary about computer malware. Veep's David Mandel talks about the current season of the show.
  • The Cavaliers have a chance to punch their tickets to a third straight NBA Finals appearance. Cleveland looks to finish off the Boston Celtics in game five of their best-of-seven Eastern Conference Finals series tonight. The Cavs won game four in Cleveland on Tuesday, after falling at home in game three on Sunday, Cavs coach Tyronn Lue says just because the team holds a commanding lead in the series, that doesn’t mean a win is guaranteed.
  • Akron is digitizing personnel files to better monitor the behavior of its safety forces. Akron city council this week approved spending $43,000 for the program to track the use of force, tardiness, public complaints, and more. From Ohio Public Radio station WKSU, Kevin Niedermier reports. Akron officials say the new software package will make it easier and more efficient to spot public safety trends and improve police, fire and EMS service.
  • Cleveland’s agreement with the Justice Department to reform the city’s police force is one of 14 across the country U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions wants to review. Sessions says such consent decrees taint entire police departments because of a few bad officers. From Ohio Public Radio station WKSU, Kevin Niedermier reports Cleveland officials believe the 2015 agreement remains the best path to real reform.
  • Symphony No. 3 by Gustav Mahler is one of the longest symphonies in the standard repertoire. There may be a few longer ones out there, but this "hymn to…
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