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Gorilla naturalist? Barbara J. King suggests watching this young male gorilla in the Virunga Mountains during his close-up encounter with a baby owl.

Work on the Memorial Parkway bridge over I-471 between Newport and Bellevue is scheduled to begin Monday, May 16. The work will prompt a 60-day closure...

The Summer Olympics are being held in Rio de Janeiro for 16 days next month, starting on August 5th. Not long after that, the Summer Paralympics, a...

A handyman says he was shot while trying to break up a party at an Airbnb in Cincinnati's Pendleton neighborhood on Aug. 16. The man who rented the...

Over the last 10 days, 16 people were wounded or killed in shooting incidents in Akron. The city’s mayor and police chief addressed the unprecedented...

Two F-16 fighter jets from Atlantic City were dispatched to monitor the aerostat, which drifted from Maryland to Pennsylvania.

Central State University in Wilberforce will lay off at least 16 faculty members. The school says this move it to comply with a new Ohio law and navigates financial struggles.

With less than two weeks left in early voting, 16 Ohio counties are recovering from delays in getting absentee ballots to voters because of a problem...

Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C., annually holds the Lincoln Oratory Festival. Students from Sela Public Charter School performed "House Divided" on stage earlier this year.

by M.L. Schultze, WKSU A rare 16th Congressional District Republican debate Monday night revealed little difference on the issues between the two frontrunners. But attitude was a different matter. On issues like gun rights, immigration, and lower taxes, Anthony Gonzalez and Christina Hagan are in near lock step. Take their separate but similar points on the federal government. “I believe that the federal government has expanded beyond any form that the would make sense to our founding fathers today,” Gonzalez said.