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UC's Sharon Stocker and Jack Davis have worked in the Pylos region of Greece for 25 years. They led a team of 45 archaeologists and experts in various specialties as well as students during this summer's excavations. Stocker stands in the shaft tomb the team uncovered.

UC Researchers Lead Team Of Archaeologists To Discovery Of Griffin Warrior Grave

In the summer of 2015, a team of archaeologists led by University of Cincinnati researchers discovered and excavated a Bronze Age warrior’s tomb in...

Lisa Hamler-Fugitt says hunger relief will be more necessary if Ohio is headed for a recession.

Amid Projections of a Tight State Budget, Ohio Food Banks Ask For More Money

Gov. John Kasich has warned state agencies and associations that this year’s budget will be tight. However, one group believes that’s exactly why Kasich...

On its website, Oberlin College says it accepts applications from all students, regardless of immigration status.

Sanctuary Cities in Ohio May Lose Federal Funds

Cities like Oberlin, Lorain, and Dayton could be affected by President Trump’s executive order threatening to cut off federal funds to sanctuary cities....

In his "Pay What You Owe Before You Go" bill, Brown says corporations won't be able to relocate overseas until all their tax debts are settled.

Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown Suggests Fining Corporations for Underpaying Workers

During a speech at the Cleveland City Club today, Sen. Sherrod Brown accused large corporations of paying workers low wages and forcing them to use tax...

An Interview with ProMusica Chamber Orchestra for The 'Naked Classics' Series

It's not every day that David Danzmayr, Paul Rissman, Janet Chen and Brittany Lockman of ProMusica Chamber Orchestra can get together and actually sit…

Polling places saw lines before the doors opened at 6:30, but no snarls were reported

Early Election-Day Voting Is Strong, Steady and Conflicted in Ohio

Polling places were busy during the first hours of voting today though lines were moving steadily. WKSU’s M.L. Schultze reports on the steady stream at...

Memorial Hall Reopens After Renovation

Renovations at Cincinnati's Memorial Hall are complete. The historic concert and event hall underwent an $11 million update including new flooring,...

Rodin's The Thinker in front of the Cleveland Museum of Art

Cleveland Museum of Art Launches New Programs to Help Increase Museum Diversity

The Cleveland Museum of Art has announced a new outreach program to help those in underrepresented communities gain experience in the museum field.

NEXUS Pipeline Seeks To Start Construction Through Ohio Next Week

The developers behind the NEXUS natural gas pipeline want to begin construction by October 10. In August, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)…

Stakeholders want to bring the river more into the life of the city.

Hamilton Hopes To Leverage The Great Miami River

Hamilton city leaders, key stakeholders and a New York City architectural firm hope to make a splash by redeveloping the Great Miami riverfront. Monday...

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