Vice-president elect JD Vance announced Thursday he would resign his seat in the U.S. Senate at midnight Friday.

A University of Akron presidential scholar, as well as the head of Cleveland's Habitat for Humanity discuss Carter's impact on the nation including his commitment to public service, peace and global health after leaving office.

It's been one year since University Hospitals' cardiac surgeons began performing heart bypass surgeries with the assistance of a surgical robot known as Da Vinci.

We'll collate a list of great reads from our panel of book lovers and listeners for our annual New Year's Book Recommendations show.

Donald Trump has pledged to enact major changes on his return to the White House, including mass deportations, tariffs and pardoning those involved in the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol four years ago.

We’re looking back on some of the stories that shaped the Ohio Statehouse and the state in this review of 2024.

The "Sound of Ideas" is sharing some of their favorite segments from 2024, and among those were conversations with Ketanji Brown Jackson, Amy Tan, and a discussion about NPR's "Books We Love."

Urban planner and author Richey Piiparinen died this week. In May, he discussed his memoir "Octopus Hunting" with host Jenny Hamel, and how he saw his path dealing with cancer as linked to the history of the city he loved.

We spoke with two vastly different generations— Gen Z and Baby Boomers. We explored top issues facing the world and generational differences.

We'll hear a conversation from 2020 when "Sound of Ideas" host Rick Jackson interviewed Jonathan Alter, about his biography of Jimmy Carter.