Children encompasses WYSO's programming that centers on the experiences, voices, and stories of young people. This includes:
- Children's Literature: Author interviews discussing books written for young readers, from picture books to young adult novels
- Family Stories: Personal narratives exploring parent-child relationships, childhood memories, and intergenerational connections
- Educational Content: Discussions about learning, development, and children's intellectual growth
- Coming-of-Age Narratives: Stories that capture the transition from childhood to adulthood
- Youth Voices: Programming that amplifies children's perspectives and experiences
Whether exploring the magic of storytelling for young audiences, examining the complexities of family relationships, or celebrating the unique lens through which children view the world, these stories recognize that children's experiences are both universal and deeply personal. WYSO's children-focused content aims to foster understanding between generations while honoring the distinct voice and perspective that young people bring to our community conversations.
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L. Annette Binder discusses 'Child of Earth and Starry Heaven,' a poetic meditation on cognitive decline, exploring her mother's Alzheimer's journey with love. -
In 2024, the Dayton Children's Hospital has so far seen 66 cases of unintentional ingestions of cannabis products compared to only 47 last year. -
The donation from the Jursich family will allow the unit to further support pediatric burn, cleft lip and palate, and craniofacial care. -
Since 2016, 41% more Ohio children with development delays and disabilities need early intervention services to help them thrive. Learn how the Cuyahoga County Board of Developmental Disabilities is meeting the growing need. -
Children Stressed by Holidays, Pandemic Aftermath; Clark County Rejects Solar Restrictions; Animal Welfare Bill Passes; Troy Nature Reserve Gets Greener. -
Dayton Public School officials held a grand opening for a new food pantry on Wednesday. Edison Elementary is now the first school in the district to have a pantry that’s available for students and their families. -
Nan Whaley, Democratic nominee for Ohio governor, said other states are doing a better job at helping low-income parents afford baby formula. -
Partisan Ohio mapmakers make an emotional plea to the Ohio Supreme Court as justices again decide whether to hold the state’s redistricting commission in contempt. Meanwhile, a federal hearing to determine how much Walmart, Walgreens and CVS should pay two northeast Ohio counties. -
WYSO Evening News Update: Ohioans worry about baby formula shortage, Ohio bail reform gains tractionA national baby formula shortage is worrying some Ohio residents. Also, a bill to change Ohio's constitutional laws on bail is gaining steam.
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Parents who depend on the WIC (Women, Infants and Children) program are struggling to get enough formula for their infants. -
Two years into the pandemic, data shows that the toll on children’s mental health has been profound. Children of frontline health care workers had a front row seat to the pandemic’s scariest moments from day one. -
State leaders say a drug use awareness program, currently for K-3 students, is being used successfully in a handful of schools
