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The Alzheimer's Association Miami Valley Chapter is hosting free programs to clear up some common confusions and to promote resources.

An Ohio House bill proposes giving property owners, especially farmers, more protections when their land is taken by a government agency through eminent domain. However, some opponents believe it could hinder economic development.

Ohio State Highway Patrol Motor Carrier Enforcement Inspector Kimra J. Skelton was killed in the line of duty in November 2019. The memorial marker will be displayed on both north and southbound Interstate 75, between state routes 41 and 36.

Did you know about the woman who became a Pope during the Middle Ages? I didn't think so, please check out this interview.

WYSO Music Director, Juliet Fromholt, tells us about several June music events with All Things Considered and WYSO Weekend host, Jerry Kenney.

Rachel Eve Moulton returned to her hometown of Yellow Springs, Ohio and the program to record an in-person interview while she was back.

Volunteers began preparations for this year's memorial day celebrations. They’ve hoisted over 200 state and American flags at the Dayton National Cemetery.

David Brandt, a central Ohio farmer and international leader in the conservationist movement, died at the age of 76 after a car crash.

Poor Will’s Almanack for the first week of Early Summer the first week of the Strawberry Moon, the first week of the Sun in Gemini.

Based out of Yellow Springs, Mojo Power plays a mash-up of Hip-Hop, Funk, Rock, and counts a live DJ as a member.