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The solutions journalism community affairs team looks at how predictive data may help prevent evictions and homelessness in its first TV show after months of posting online videos and podcasts.

Award-winning veteran WVXU-FM reporter-anchor will produce Brick by Brick TV shows and podcasts aimed at making "a real real difference in our community" on housing, equity and other issues.

The last of the 'original' WVXU employees is moving on to another broadcasting position this fall.

Congratulations to the WVXU-FM news team, which won four first-place awards – and six total – from the Ohio Associated Press Media Editors.First-place…

Ann Thompson caught the radio bug in college and has reported on a wide range of stories throughout her career.She recently talked with fellow journalist…

"Who Can I Trust To Give Me The Real News?"That's the topic for real journalists when they discuss the phenomenon of fake news at the National Voice of…

Editor's note: Post-show, Flatow will host a live chat on WVXU's Facebook page starting at 4:45 p.m. We invite all to tune in and ask questions. Ira…

As we near election day there is increased interest in how much current Cincinnati City Council members have accomplished this year, and the race for…

This week, Cincinnati Council approved a city budget totaling nearly $1.6 billon for the fiscal year beginning July 1 and the Southwest Ohio Regional…

The Wyoming High School graduate imprisoned in North Korea has been in a coma for 15 months. We're following Otto Warmbier's release and his condition.…