The Thrive Empowerment Center near Cincinnati, Ohio, uses a trauma-informed approach to teach Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. They are trying to make the sport accessible to women, queer folks and survivors of violence.

A retired chef and his husband have started a soup kitchen in Yellow Springs, Ohio. They're calling it "Who's Hungry" and want it to be a place where people can find community.

MacArthur "genius grant" winner Shahzia Sikander is showcasing an exhibition across two museums this spring: the Cleveland Museum of Art and the Cincinnati Art Museum.

LEGOs are among the most popular toys for adults, and Ohio is home to some of the best brick builders in the world.

When WYSO Producer Trae Elzy goes hiking in the Miami Valley, she notices that people who look like her are absent. This makes her ask, "Where are all the Black folks?"

The arts community is located in three 150-year-old manufacturing buildings at Front Street east of downtown. It's known for its monthly First Friday open studio events.

Three women with 40 years of experience in theater created an experimental drama about race in America. The play premieres at the Foundry Theater in Antioch college.

The Springfield Museum of Art and Clark County Public Library won an NEA Big Read Grant this year. They’ve been giving away free copies of Ray Bradbury’s "Fahrenheit 451."

Scarlett Moon Productions, a Dayton-based drag performance company, wants to entertain and promote acceptance for LGBTQ+ people.

Sustained loud noises can cause long term damage to your hearing, but luckily there are ways to protect your ears.