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Julie Moore reads her poem “The First Time I Saw a Shooting Star”

Tim Perrino , Executive Artistic Director of Cincinnati Landmark Productions , shares his Message of Hope commentary.

Conrad Balliet reads Marian Schwilk-Thomas' poem "Lightning Strikes Touchdown Jesus"

China banned fentanyl last year, but an NPR investigation reveals how Chinese vendors continue to market the chemicals used to make the drug on e-commerce and social media sites.

A Cincinnati council committee will hear about four options Wednesday to repair concrete near the streetcar track at the intersections of Walnut Street...

In preparation for the release of her new album, opera singer and American star Joyce DiDonato invites visitors to her site to describe where they "find…

Frequent WGUC-FM fill-in and popular local singer Elaine Diehl becomes part of the WGUC-FM (90.9) permanent on-air staff Monday, Nov. 28. The former...

Update 05/29/16 at 3 p.m.: The Cincinnati Zoo says it had to make the "difficult decision" to kill 17-year-old gorilla Harambe because tranquilizing...

The Ohio EPA says it will spend $6 million to clean up a huge pile of debris site in East Cleveland that was branded as a recycling center for construction material. But some questions are yet unresolved: What will happen to the property after cleanup, and will the state recoup its expenses from local agencies and contractors?

When Loras John Schissel stands before the Cleveland Orchestra for the 2017 Star-Spangled Spectacular in downtown Cleveland Friday night, his will conduct some of his favorite film scores. Schissel plans the overture to The Magnificent 7 by American composer Elmer Bernstein, a student of the legendary Aaron Copland, for early in the evening.