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NPR correspondents Lourdes Garcia-Navarro and Jason Beaubien answered your questions on the Zika virus in a live YouTube Q&A.

Another night of Hollywood movie awards, another night of no awards for “Carol.” “Carol” was shut out at the “21st Annual Critics’ Choice Awards” Sunday...

We've all felt regret over poor decisions. Behavioral Economist Daniel Goldstein wants to change that. He builds tools that help us imagine our futures, so we can make better decisions in the present.

A simple vaccine can prevent a disease like polio. But can we stop something like depression before it develops? Neuroscientist Rebecca Brachman says the possibility could be closer than we think.

If the news this week has left you with questions, you're not alone.

Students can once again access in-person tutoring at Columbus libraries, starting Monday. The Columbus Metropolitan Library will open school help centers at 21 of its 23 locations.

On December 20th the Coalition to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol submitted 206,943 signatures in support of an initiated statute legalizing the adult use of marijuana to the Ohio Secretary of State’s office.

Several sources tell the Ohio Public Radio Statehouse News Bureau that Intel will build a $1 billion semiconductor chip plant near New Albany, with an official announcement expected on January 21.

Thursday morning, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff briefed the media about a suspected British terror plot, in which 21 suspects have been arrested in Great Britain.

A Miami Valley resident is bringing home a bronze medal from the Rio Olympic Games. 21-year-old Clayton Murphy of New Madison in Darke County ran the...