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Water treatment operations along Lake Erie and beyond welcome word the state is setting aside $150 million for upgrades to help them battle an escalating…

Business and education groups will be in Columbus this week to defend the state’s Common Core curriculum in House hearings. House Bill 597 would repeal…

The economy may be improving, but the number of local children living in poverty continues to increase. More than a quarter of Franklin County kids lived…

The divide over the governor’s budget goes on in the Republican Party, as the state treasurer has come out against another key provision of John…

A candidate has been selected to replace out-going Columbus City Councilmember Michelle Mills on the November ballot. Mills resigned Monday. City Council…

This hour, we'll talk about the child support enforcement system, what works best for the children and parents. Kim Newsom Bridges (Director, Ohio Child…

Popular culture has enshrined Stravinsky as the musical provocateur who set Paris on its ear in 1913 with the premiere of his ballet, "The Rite of…

Composer Stephen Sondheim has sent a letter to the New York Times "in dismay" over a new production of George Gershwin's Porgy and Bess at the American…

When Johannes Brahms arrived on the music scene, it was with a bang. Music@Menlo focused this year on Brahms, those who inspired him, and those inspired…

Nigel Kennedy has accused the classical music establishment of failing to do justice to the legacy of the 18th-century German genius. In a broadside at…