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A “skinny black girl, descended from slaves and raised by a single mother” wowed the nation on Inauguration Day with her poem “The Hill We Climb.” After President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris were sworn in on the steps of the U.S. Capitol Wednesday, 22-year-old Amanda Gorman, the country’s first Youth Poet Laureate, became the youngest person to read a poem at an inaugural ceremony.

Jason Stephens heads a GOP majority that is split into two warring camps. But the legislative agenda he released Wednesday may spell an end to the infighting.

An Otterbein University graduate who sued for access to on campus police records, while working at a student-run news website won her case yesterday…

Carolyn Wallace, in this conversation with longtime friend Florence Parker, talks about her groundbreaking time as manager of Cincinnati's iconic...

Ohio authorities have completed additional investigation at a Dayton-area Wal-Mart store where police fatally shot a man holding an air rifle. The Ohio…

Authorities recovered the body of a 22-year-old man from a western Ohio lake after responding to a call about a sinking boat. An Ohio Department of…

A Cleveland company has received a $1 million federal grant to help create a facility that would turn animal waste into energy near Ohio's largest inland…

Ohio's attorney general has released more than 22 hundred emails between himself and his scheduler. News organizations requested the e-mails as part of…

From a series of texts and downloads, a meditative, electroacoustic oasis of calm emerges.

Morning reveals the full impact of a night of missile attacks on Baghdad and two northern cities. Hundreds of Tomahawk missiles and bombs blast Saddam Hussein's sprawling palace and other targets. The U.S. Seventh Cavalry advances rapidly on the Iraqi capital. Hear NPR's Brenda Wilson.