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Brendan Shea of Madison County represents Clark, Greene and other local counties on the State Board of Education. He homeschools his five children and says systemic racism no longer exists.

Silverhorn spoke about American Indian identity and history, cultural appropriation, and colonization to dozens of attendees at Caesar Ford Park.

On June 30, heavy rains hit Xenia, leading to flooding throughout much of the city.The National Weather Service in Wilmington, Ohio says that two inches…

It’s been 45 years since an outbreak of dangerous storms produced nearly 150 tornadoes across the U.S. and Canada over a 24 hour period. Reports say…

With the midterm elections just a couple weeks away, WYSO producers have been out talking to would-be voters around the Miami Valley. We wanted to know…

With the midterm elections just a few weeks away, WYSO producers have been out talking to would-be voters around the Miami Valley. We wanted to know how…

Xenia City Council is preparing to put a new 3 to 4 mill operating levy on November’s ballot. They're trying to avoid a $1 million deficit. Xenia City…

Guns and gun owners have been back in the headlines following President Barack Obama's recent executive actions aimed at curbing gun violence. And…

One Bistro is starting construction on its new storefront restaurant in downtown Xenia. The organization will move into one side of the Toward…

In an effort to save costs under a shrinking military budget, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base announced earlier this year it would form partnerships with…

A prominent African-American Xenia resident was inducted into the Ohio Civil Rights Hall of Fame Thursday morning.During the fifth-annual Civil Rights…

The Xenia Community School District may be facing more cuts if a levy on the ballot next week fails. The district is asking for a 5 year 4.8 mill…