Javari Burnett

CINCINNATI — June is Black Music Month, a time dedicated to recognizing the influence of Black music and its impact on American culture.

Tourism leaders across Ohio say strong travel demand and major events could help drive a busy summer season for attractions and local businesses.

Local organizations say recruiting and training lifeguards remains key to keeping pools staffed and swimmers safe this summer.

CINCINNATI — As swimmers head to pools across the region this summer, local organizations say recruiting and training lifeguards remains a critical part of keeping facilities open and communities safe.

CINCINNATI — A bill inspired by the death of a West Chester child with autism is one step closer to becoming law in Ohio.

University leaders and economists say work experience and adaptability remain key as new graduates enter a changing job market.

According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the unemployment rate for recent college graduates reached

A Cincinnati man says seeking answers after worsening pain led to a life-changing diagnosis and surgery.

A Cincinnati man says seeking answers after worsening pain led to a life-changing diagnosis and surgery. (Spectrum News 1/Javari Burnett)

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Gov. Mike DeWine has signed a bill that will clarify Ohio's emergency alert system for missing autistic or kids with disabilities.