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The first time I heard a story such as this, it was amusing. Lately, however, it makes me increasingly angry. Washington Post music critic and…

A looming August 25th deadline has put a new wrinkle in contract negotiations for the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. The musicians have asked senior…

At various points in our childhood, most of us had some type of career aspirations...some pretty straightforward, others rather a stretch. Â I knew…

In my many years in classical music radio, I have been privileged to hear many amazing musicians. Some have been seasoned professionals, but a large…

In Classical music, where does the power lie? Some would say those who control the purse strings run the show. That is true, generally speaking. Who…

ONE AUDIO PIECE: AN INTERVIEW Pianist Lang Lang may be flashy, well-marketed, and able to hawk anything from wristwatches to his own line of sneakers, but…

You'll always find great bargains at the Dayton Metro Library's Big Booksale! The sale takes place today, Saturday and Sunday at Hara Arena. There are...

Our justice system is flawed and inequitable, says Harvard law professor Martha Minow. She calls for a reset to emphasize accountability, apology, and service, rather than punitive punishment.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced late Wednesday that the statewide curfew would be pushed back by one hour to 11 p.m., starting Thursday. The new hours of 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. begin Jan. 28 at 12:01 p.m. and will last through at least Feb. 11, according to the governor’s office. The change comes because the state’s overall hospitalizations for COVID-19 have remained below 3,500 for seven consecutive days.

JPMorgan Chase set aside the largest amount of money since 2010 to prepare for defaults, as its profit fell 69%. Wells Fargo's earnings sank 89%.