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I know it is said that Mozart makes you smarter, but if reports are to be believed, tango may be good for body and soul. If you're like me and not only…

Join us at WOSU TV Plus tomorrow night at 8 pm for a gorgeous and wild ride, Thomas Ades' opera The Tempest from the Metropolitan Opera. Contemporary…

Musica Sacra is heard Sunday nights at 8 on Classical 101. It's two hours of sacred choral music, and we are able to throw a wide net. Along with chant,…

Last October, three U.S.-born scientists won the Nobel prize in physics for the discovery of the accelerating expansion of the universe through…

Jennifer Hambrick's recent post about her marching band days stirred up some great memories. Early morning practices, steaming hot uniforms early in the…

With Christmas just a week away, the next Fretworks abounds with beautiful music for the classical guitar that evokes the holiday spirit. Giovanni De…

This evening on Symphony @ 7 on Classical 101, I'll have a new release of John Eliot Gardiner conducting his Revolutionary and Romantic Orchestra on…

Local economic experts predict strong job growth in central Ohio this year.Economist Bill Lafayette predicts 2.2 percent job growth for central Ohio in…

Federal officials say more than 218,000 Ohioans have enrolled in health plans through the federal marketplace. The enrollment figures released Tuesday...

Iraq's prime minister says he's losing patience with what he called American "excuses" for killing Iraqi civilians. Nouri al-Maliki told the Reuters news agency that he plans to launch an Iraqi investigation into the deaths of 24 civilians in the western Iraqi town of Haditha last fall.