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In 1789 the debate over the new constitution, which had raged for years, was finally drawing to a close. James Madison was hard at work, along with his…

Research proves that having diverse teachers helps students, especially students of the same race. The national number of nonwhite teachers is much lower…

Last week, the nation was fixated on the protests and riots taking place in Baltimore. Meanwhile, here in Columbus, Governor Kasich ordered new standards…

New parents often get a lot of advice from family, friends and co-workers, but all these tips and hints from others can be overwhelming, contradictory and…

More than 4,000 religions exist today. But no matter how different some may seem, all are centered around 16 psychological needs deeply rooted in human…

Governor John Kasich believes there is a path for him to secure the Republican presidential nomination and today we'll discuss the Governor's…

The restaurant scene in Columbus has been booming since the last All Sides Chefs in the City. While several notable restaurants have closed their doors,…

Ohio library measures fared well at the voting booth, this past Tuesday, but hotly contested library levy in Shaker Heights only passed by a narrow margin. The campaign pitted the library against a community group that argued Shaker should merge with the Cuyahoga County Public Library system to better achieve cost savings. The levy passed by a margin of just over 300 votes out of more than 9,000 cast. Shaker Heights Library director Amy Switzer says she's still recovering from the tight victory.

A founding member of the contemporary music ensemble Alarm Will Sound, Marks inspired fellow musicians with his blend of "playfulness and gravity."

This term it was "ask the nearest hippie" and "what chumps!" Here are some other times phrases like that have added color to Supreme Court opinions.