Jerry Kenney

This weekend, Flag Day celebrations took place across the country, and here in the Miami Valley.

WYSO Weekend brings you highlights from the week's news from across Southwest Ohio. In this episode, microplastics and major discoveries.

Clare Roth is an Iowa native who now calls Ohio home. After stints talk show producing and news magazine hosting, she's found her true passion in editing others' work. She was recently a guest on WYSO Weekend and talks to host Jerry Kenney about her love of reporting, and baking.

U.S. Supreme Court ruling allows thousands of Haitians in Ohio to lose immigration protections: Thursday morning), the U.S.

Connect250 invites Americans to share their stories: StoryCorps' new Connect250 project is inviting Americans to help preserve this moment in history by having conversations with one another.

The Dayton Society of artists have has been around for almost a century and now they have a new executive director, Tamiko Stump, who speaks about her new position.

A vast collection that tells NCR's story is now housed in the former Neil’s Heritage House building on West Schantz Avenue. The archive is managed by Dayton History, the nonprofit behind Carillon Park.

WYSO's Tiny Stacks Reimagined is a day-long festival that brings together past Tiny Stacks performers to celebrate the legacy of Tiny Stacks while

WYSO's Sara Nilsson recently sat down with Host Jerry Kenney to talk about the passion she has for her work with the station, and how she's keeping her husband busy.

For WYSO’s City Mayor series, All Things Considered Host Jerry Kenney heads back to Xenia to speak with their new mayor, Ethan Reynolds.