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We're on a Mahler kick around here. I swore I wouldn't post this, but who could resist? Satirist Tom Lehrer's take on Mahler's wife, Alma Schindler Mahler…

The latest unemployment figures out Friday show that Ohio's unemployment rate jumped to 6.1 percent in June, up from 5.7 percent in May. Ohio remains…

Columbus City Council will soon consider whether to and by how much to increase water and sewer rates. The city's sewer and water advisory board has…

Join us for an Independence Day celebration on Classical 101 for Fourth of July music. Listen to American music and selections inspired by our nation's…

Comedians Sid Caesar and Nanette Fabray play an arguing married couple, all of which is pantomimed to the opening movement of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony.…

All this week 89.7 NPR News has been airing reflections of Central Ohioans as they look back on the attacks of September 11, 2001. Where were they? How…

Steve Brown of 89.7 NPR News reports today that many high school football coaches are following the NFL's lead and doing more to protect players from head…

Though hearings on the state budget are on hold, lawmakers are still dealing with a $54.7 billion spending plan - and with the politics involved in it.…

Lawmakers made big changes in the $7,600,000,000 Ohio Department of Transportation budget between the House and the Senate. And now, with a deadline…

The 7 Ohio race track owners and two Cleveland developers who are asking voter approval for slot machines at their facilities figure they will make many…