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The gorilla at the center of a heated court battle is making his first forays into his new habitat in Cincinnati.

This Veterans Day, the National Museum of the United States Air Force will celebrate with Veteran Talks and LEGO bricks.

Officials at Akron’s Bounce Innovation Hub opened the doors of the vast first floor this week for a sneak preview of what will be the facility’s public...

Ohio leaders say they plan on paying off the state's debt to the federal government by using funds from the latest COVID relief package. The debt was...

Oscar Brand, host of WNYC's "Folksong Festival," died Friday at age 96. He hosted the program for 70 years, and he was also host of NPR's "Voices in the Wind." His show featured interviews with and songs by many of the greats of folk music.

Charles Wakefield Cadman's opera Ramala will be discussed and sung in a lecture-performance by musicologist Katie Graber and the artists from Ohio State…

In June of 2012, Trendon Franklin, a 20-year-old African-American with a college scholarship and a budding boxing career, was gunned down on the streets of Brooklyn, devastating the community of Brownsville where he grew up. Award-winning playwright Kimber Lee is an amateur boxer herself and discovered Franklin's story on a boxing blog. Lee wanted to make sure Franklin's story didn't simply become a statistic. "The fact that there wouldn't be any marches for this kid. There probably wouldn't be any candlight vigils," Lee said.

The composition is so popular that old-timey taxi horns Gershwin called for are rented by orchestras all over the country. But a musicologist says they've been using the wrong ones.

We talk to George the Poet about his podcast (full of music, poetry, radio drama, fantasy) and his lifelong push for social change.

In response, Chuck Todd said, "don't do truth isn't truth to me."