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A recent study showed pulse oximeters are three times more likely to give inaccurate readings of blood oxygen levels in African-American patients.The…

Gov. Mike DeWine on Friday indicated he wouldn’t sign any bill that bans transgender girls and women from competing in female sports. We discuss this and more on our Weekly Reporter Roundtable.

A movement is afoot in Ohio, advanced by school choice advocates, to mandate open enrollment statewide. Districts with closed or limited outside enrollment say that’s misguided. We consider the pros and cons of open school enrollment.

After months of controversy, Jeopardy! resumes new episodes tonight with an Ohio-born contestant on a hot streak. We discuss the popularity of quiz shows through the years, and how the cheating scandal of the 1950s resulted in laws governing the industry.

Ohio's state school board has asked the Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost to decide whether a resolution to "condemn racism and to advance equity and opportunity" for minority students went beyond the board's legal authority. We look at how controversy over critical race theory has taken over debate in the Ohio Board of Education.

Produce in Ohio is hitting its peak season - sweet corn, tomatoes, peaches and blueberries - ready to show up on kitchen tables and in restaurant meals. All Sides Weekend: Chefs in the City talks how to prepare delicious dishes with tips from Cara Mangini, author of “The Vegetable Butcher” cookbook.

For many students a PhD is a bridge to nowhere. We talk to the authors of a new book who argue universities should be readying graduate students for the jobs they will get beyond academia and the need for changes to graduate education.

The Summer Olympics are underway in Tokyo despite a pandemic, unprecedented health protocols, and widespread opposition from the Japanese public. We discuss the latest news from Tokyo and take a look back at the checkered history of the Games.

The Columbus Museum of Art has debuted 27 works of art featuring contemporary artists. On, All Sides Weekend: Arts & Culture, we take a look at this new exhibit and things to do this weekend.

The U.S. Attorney’s office has charged FirstEnergy Corp. with wire fraud in connection with ongoing investigation over HB6, the nuclear bailout law. On the weekly Reporter Roundtable, we explore the latest chapter in the Ohio bribery scandal.