Clare Roth
Managing Editor, The Ohio NewsroomClare Roth is the managing editor of The Ohio Newsroom. As the first leader for Ohio’s largest daily statewide news collaborative, she coordinates coverage across the state’s eight public radio stations and creates new journalism focusing on news deserts across Ohio.
Before taking the job, she served news editor at WFPL in Louisville, Ky. where she oversaw coverage of health, education, the environment, and Southern Indiana. She began her career as a producer for Iowa Public Radio after graduating from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. But she found a home in Ohio when she moved to Columbus in 2017 to host All Things Considered host on WOSU.
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A survey by the AARP found 24% of Ohioans identified as caregivers. Mant reported emotional and financial stress. -
The students won a Mitch Ryder concert in 1968, but the "Devil With A Blue Dress" singer didn't show. Now, he's making it right. -
After his mom ran a stop sign in Darke County, a three-year-old Ohioan was put in foster care for months. -
A new major at Bowling Green State is hoping to teach students how to make artificial intelligence – and how to use it responsibly. -
The Buckeye Trail could become a National Scenic Trail. The National Park Service is gauging support for the designation through a series of public meetings across the state. -
On June 12, 2023, Ohio’s public radio stations launched a new effort to expand reporting around the state. One year in, the newsroom has reported 245 stories from 53 counties, with more on the horizon. -
A year ago, Saturday, a Norfolk Southern train derailed in the small Ohio village. It's been a long road to recovery from the fallout. -
"Solar grazing," where sheep mow utility-scale solar farms, is one of the best researched forms of so-called "agrivoltaics." -
School boards have become a battleground for the so-called 'culture wars.' Voters across the state will be shaping their communities' education landscape when they cast ballots today. -
Deadly crash renews debate over seat belts in school buses.
