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Henrietta Lacks was an African-American woman who died of cancer in 1951, and whose cells, taken without consent, launched a medical research revolution,…

Special coverage of the 2010 primary election on May 4th: Candidates and issues in the state and local election, with Ohio public radio statehouse news…

The importance of librarians, with journalist and author Marilyn Johnson, The Columbus Dispatch librarian Amy Disch and Upper Arlington Public Library…

The legacy of Coretta Scott King and A Song for Coretta, a play that explores her impact on the lives of five fictional African-American women, with…

The crisis of Detroit, Michigan: issues of downsizing, urban planning, and neighborhood and community development, with Detroit News Business/Economy…

Local chefs using local food, with Local Matters executive director Michael Jones, Wayward Seed Farm owner and farmer Adam Welly and Rigsby’s Kitchen…

Balancing a hectic schedule while maintaining a healthy lifestyle can seem impossible. With a constant on the go schedule, it's very tempting to resort to…

More and more colleges are considering charging different tuition rates for different majors, arguing that science and math majors cost more to teach. …

Columbus has the first Platinum LEED certified house in Ohio. LEED stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. Listen to an interview of…

Concern over the swine flu outbreak in Mexico is being felt by the Mexican American community in Columbus.