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Michael D. Johnson will begin his tenure as John Carroll University’s 25th president on July 1, 2018. Johnson, who currently serves as Provost of Babson College in Massachusetts, was elected to head the Cleveland-area university by its Board of Directors Dec. 6. His contract will extend through 2023. At Babson, Johnson oversees all academic affairs and serves as a Professor of Marketing. He will continue that teaching role at John Carroll, joining the Boler School of Business as a professor in its department of Management, Marketing and Supply Chain.

What does a country with no debt look like? To find out, we went back to the United States in 1835.

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio is holding a public hearing Thursday in Cincinnati to gather testimony on Duke Energy's request to increase...

As GOP Senators revealed their tax reform plan in Washington Thursday, members of the House Ways and Means Committee moved forward with amendments to their version of the bill that includes at least one provision that has university presidents up in arms. The tax reform bill released last week would place a 1.4 percent tax on the endowments of private colleges and universities. Endowments are investment funds largely made up of donations and other gifts to a college or university.

The latest federal recovery money is intended to pay for projects such as buying out flood-prone properties and building better drainage systems.

WKRC-TV adds another hour to "Good Morning Cincinnati" on Oct. 2 by bumping Harry Connick Jr.'s "Harry" to WSTR-TV.

Didn't get a ticket to FC Cincinnati's sold-out U.S. Open Cup semi-final match Tuesday? You can see it on TV. WSTR-TV (Channel 64) will broadcast the...

The National Weather Service forecasts the Ohio River at Cincinnati to crest Sunday afternoon at 60.6 feet. Flood stage is 52 feet.

Our culture has long expected that women will be kind, and leaders will be authoritative. So what's a female leader to do when she confronts these conflicting stereotypes?

The American job market recorded its 90th consecutive month of net growth in March — but growth was much slower than analysts had expected.