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Dylan Taylor-Lehman moved to our area and became a reporter for the Yellow Springs News. His experiences as a journalist provided him with some insights...

If you’re heading to the Kentucky State Fair this year (now through Sunday), chances are you’ll eat something there. Every year, Louisville Metro...

The city of Akron is evaluating the future of its department in charge of the city’s rec centers and is asking the public for feedback on what it would...

The latest campaign fundraising numbers for statewide candidates in 2018 are in and there is good news for both Republicans and Democrats.

Cleveland officials say they’ve starting handing out $100 fines to people who don’t deal with their trash and recycling properly. Starting Wednesday,...

Not afraid to take prudent risks . Northern Kentucky University's new president says to advance the school's mission, he's always looking for innovative...

Voting rights groups say they are getting reports of misinformation and misleading text messages.

WVXU politics reporter Howard Wilkinson talked this morning with WVXU's Jay Hanselman about Tuesday's special congressional election in central Ohio's...

A growing industry in Ohio is calling on local, state, and federal officials to take a serious look at water quality issues. Craft brewery owners say…

Democratic gubernatorial nominee Rich Cordray is doubling down on his support for Medicaid expansion and its economic viability. Cordray, along with Gov.…