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It’s the first of the month. And for about 1.8 million people living in Ohio, that means the rent is due. Renters in Ohio are particularly at risk for losing their homes. And, as WYSO’s Jason Saul reports, new data released by the federal government shows the mood in the state is grim.

Ohio officials delayed the process for renewing liquor licenses this year because of COVID-19.

Backline Cleveland is continuing to help launch the careers of undiscovered musicians in the Midwest by handing out $20,000 grants to four winners of its music accelerator program.

New Hamilton County COVID-19 cases are on average doubling every two weeks. At this rate, health care officials warn hospitals will be strained . They...

NPR's Lulu Garcia-Navarro plays the puzzle with Steve Becker of Grantham, N.H and puzzlemaster Will Shortz.

Construction is expected to begin next spring or summer on a 17-story office tower at The Banks.

Kentucky officials said Halloween this year should be focused on the kids, with the state asking adults to make sure trick-or-treating, community events...

Montgomery County’s Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services board is partnering with the national anti-tobacco organization the Truth Initiative on a program designed to help people be more successful when they try to quit smoking.

A Franklin County grand jury on Friday returned indictments in five murders going back to July. Four of the five shootings happened within a 10-day period…

The second phase of a study to determine the economic impact of Black-owned businesses in the Tri-State is about to begin. The Greater Cincinnati and...