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This weekend, hundreds of bands will gather in Austin, Texas for South by Southwest, one of the world's biggest music festivals. WOSU's Steve Brown spoke…

This year, people who've been clamoring for passenger rail service in Ohio started thinking they'd finally see their dream come true, thanks to an…

More than a dozen important bills got halfway through the Ohio legislature this year and then died. One big reason ? Republicans controlled the state…

The two women who sparked the investigation of former Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann and his top aides have settled a sexual harassment claim against the…

It's been 200 years since the War of 1812 broke out. And since Ohio was in the thick of the conflict, the state has launched a year-long commemoration of…

With the majority of the Affordable Care Act ruled constitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court, health care advocates are urging state officials to get busy…

Many of the 1200 service men and women at Wright Patterson Airforce Base Thursday were listening for one thing-- an official decision by the President, on…

Many Columbus residents were surprised when they heard tornado sirens Sunday afternoon. Most of them thought the storm had already passed.That's because…

Southwest Ohio is bracing for massive job losses as one of its biggest employers is set to axe 6000 jobs. Ohio Public Radio's Jo Ingles reports.

Some unions, religious and social advocacy groups say Ohio is using taxpayer dollars to support sweatshops overseas. Ohio Public Radio's Jo Ingles reports.