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The U.N. Security Council is expected to approve a resolution that would end more than a decade of sanctions against Iraq, after France and Russia announce their support. The resolution would also allow the United States and Britain to run the country and use oil profits to fund reconstruction until a new government is established. Hear NPR's Vicky O'Hara.

During a two-day open debate, countries without seats on the 15-member U.N. Security Council speak out against a possible war with Iraq. Some countries, including Switzerland, South Korea, Indonesia and Malaysia, appeal to the council to give arms inspectors more time to disarm Iraq. NPR's Vicky O'Hara reports.

President Bush takes his Social Security tour to the Federal Bureau of Public Debt in West Virginia to illustrate his concerns about the program. The bureau holds U.S. Treasury bonds backing the $1.7 trillion Social Security trust fund, which Bush says represents "I.O.U.s" — not real money.

U.S. officials closely monitor what they call worrisome new data on North Korea's nuclear activities after a large unexplained explosion was reported over North Korea Thursday. Experts seek to determine whether North Korea is preparing to test a nuclear weapon. NPR's Vicky O'Hara reports.

The issue of guns and gun violence has energized some Republicans, such as Gov. John Kasich, but it’s sparked real interest among Democrats, whose views…

On November 6th, Columbus voters will sort out two races for city council. A two-way contest will determine who serves out an unexpired term. In the…

The improvements are part of COTA's LinkUs initiative funded by the sales tax increase passed last November.

After a 2nd place finish in the MLS last season, the Columbus Crew SC are looking for a little revenge to start their 2016 campaign.

Mentor Public Schools’ Board of Education rejected two challenges to books during a public meeting Tuesday night, 3-2, after an hours-long meeting filled with lengthy debate between board members and impassioned comments from the public.

The Cuyahoga County Council is considering an amendment to the county charter to codify the responsibilities and powers of an inspector general. The position already exists, but it would be more difficult to eliminate if it’s in the charter.