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  • Pleasant Valley is a beautiful corner of Richland County, and one of the first parts of the region to be settled. Most people associate the area with the Malabar Farm estate of Pulitzer Prize-winning author Louis Broomfield. Author Mark Sebastian Jordan discusses his new book about the murders.
  • CBD is everywhere, and millions of people are using it to treat a host of ailments. But research on its effects in humans is limited. Today on Wellness Wednesday, we take a look at CBD fact from fiction.
  • Columbus City Schools Superintendent Dr. Talisa Dixon discusses the challenges of getting the state’s most populous district back to school.
  • COVID-19 misinformation has pushed some to opt for unproven and potentially dangerous drugs instead of effective treatments and vaccines. We take a look at why COVID misinformation is so pervasive and at patient’s rights and doctor’s responsibilities.
  • The advent of autumn offers even casual night-sky observers spectacular astronomical sights: Stars, moons, planets, water constellations. We talk about the night-time wonders with Tom Burns, former director of Perkins Observatory at Ohio Wesleyan.
  • Donald Trump’s social media platform Truth Social may be forced to liquidate if a related investment company fails to garner enough shareholder votes to extend a merger and keep the money flowing.
  • Time spent socializing with friends is good for the mind and body.
  • COVID has caused scores of Americans to reassess their finances, rethink retirement and wonder how to build, or rebuild, savings accounts. Personal financial advisor Jonathan Pond offers safe money strategies in tough times.
  • Some of us get outside year-round. Most of us really get out when the weather turns warm. We take a look at the best daytime nature excursions in Ohio with lifelong naturalist Jim McCormac.
  • For the millions of Americans who took up gardening during the pandemic, the next question is how to sustain that relationship. We discuss spring gardening challenges and tips with Ohio’s garden sage, Debra Knapke.
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