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Sports broadcaster Tommy Thrall has been the voice of the Reds' Pensacola Blue Wahoos AA team for the last seven years. This month, he begins announcing...

The National Wildlife Federation has certified Medina County as a “Community Wildlife Habitat.” Wildlife Federation regional manager Manja Holland says...

Today you can buy pretty much anything, from anywhere. And thanks to hundreds of shopper comparison sites, you can typically find the best price and...

AEP Ohio has announced a commitment to eventually double wind and solar generation in Ohio. As Statehouse correspondent Andy Chow reports, supporters...

On the walls of a conference room at Mt. Pleasant NOW’s offices, there’s a timeline connecting the practices of redlining to the Jim Crow laws that came before in many cities. Redlining was the practice of designating certain neighborhoods – usually minority ones – “undesirable” for economic investment. The Mt. Pleasant NOW Community Development organization is hosting an exhibit on the practice's history.

A legislative aide in the Ohio House has resigned after sexual harassment complaints that were filed against him by two female co-workers.

eBay is back in Akron. In January the international web marketplace chose the Rubber City to roll out its “ Retail Revival ” internet-storefront...

Around Cincinnati celebrates the 75 th Anniversary of Cincinnati's legendary record label King Records during September. We're calling this weekend's...

NPR's Morning Edition wants to hear about the people or places you come from. Drawing on all five senses, craft a poem about your home, using memories and your own words.

Opponents of Ohio's new energy law are rewriting language that they were going to take to voters to reject a nuclear power bailout. This comes after...