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Listener Denise Kale of Santa Barbara, Calif., plays the puzzle with puzzlemaster Will Shortz and NPR's Lulu Garcia-Navarro. Kale was the winner out of 2,258 correct responses.

Women Helping Women CEO Kristin Shrimplin told corporate and community leaders Thursday the number of Tri-State gender-based violence incidents is...

NPR's Lulu Garcia-Navarro and Puzzlemaster Will Shortz play the puzzle this week with KQED listener Alan Winson of Oakland, Calif.

The Louder Than a Bomb poetry slam, started in Chicago in 2001, was created to give young people a forum to speak out and to be heard. The poetry...

What does it mean to be American today? That’s a question at the heart of American Creed, a documentary film followed with a Community Conversation...

With the deadline to sign a new two-year budget a little over two weeks away, Ohio's state senators are releasing their proposal for that spending plan…

Ohio continues to do better in preparing for public health emergencies like flu outbreaks or flooding, according to a study released this week by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

A group that advocates for the rights of landowners is fighting back against a bill that would allow for more wind turbines to pop up. The bill...

As Memorial Day weekend arrives, many Central Ohioans will be driving to see family and friends. But with driving comes gas, and compared to one month…

Ohio’s unemployment rate dropped again in April, this time to a level not seen in 17 years.The state’s jobless rate for April dropped to 4.3 percent,…