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Johnny Iguana of the Chicago-Based band The Claudettes returns to WYSO to speak with Excursions host Niki Dakota. They discuss the progression of Johnny...

Republicans demanded to see information related to a government informant who contacted Trump campaign aides in 2016.

The Charlotte Observer reports that three storm surviving cows were recently seen grazing four miles across the water from where they had been before.

The family-friendly STEM learning event TechFest returns to Dayton this weekend at Sinclair Community College. TechFest organizers Kevin Cornell (AKA...

Is the special counsel's investigation coming to a conclusion?

The University of Akron is considering a partial reorganization that would create new colleges such as a College of Polymer, Chemical and Biological...

Central Ohio may be an underdog in the competition for Amazon's second North American headquarters, but the online retailer is at least bringing another…

International travel was manually processed and long lines formed.

Some U.S. utility companies manipulate lead tests for drinking water, according to The Washington Post. Analyzing 65 water systems, the paper found that high lead levels were concealed from regulators. Hear NPR's Melissa Block and Post reporter Carol Leonnig.

Every four years in January, Washington plays host to the country's biggest "prom." Inaugural balls bring out happy winners, administration bigwigs and a gown — on the first lady — that will become part of history. A Smithsonian exhibition displays some of those gowns.