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  • Boyd Brodie of Key Cooperative in Roland, Iowa, hopes exchanging equipment with other owners will help him better meet the needs of local farmers while also recouping some of Key’s investment in expensive machinery. (Amy Mayer/Harvest Public Media)
    How The Sharing Economy Works On The Farm
    When times are tough for farmers, they can't invest in new machines. To compensate, farming equipment has entered the sharing economy.
  • Farm Contractors Balk At Affordable Care Requirements
    Many in the agriculture industry in California are worried about an Obamacare requirement that employers offer workers health insurance in companies of 50 or more people.
  • Prediction
    Our panelists predict what will be the big gift this Valentine's Day.
  • Governor Seeks State Savings through Group Discounts
    Gov. Ted Strickland has ordered state agencies to buy paper clips, airplane propellers and all other supplies as a group when possible, which could save…
  • NTSB Crash Investigation Continues
    The National Transportation Safety Board continues to investigate the crash of a cargo plane near Columbus Monday. The crash killed the three people on…
  • Some Police Officers Drop "Tough Guy" Approach to Help Mentally Ill
    Ohio has trained more than 3,000 police officers how to deal with people who have mental health problems. Andrew Savada of the Streetsboro Police says…
  • Lazarus Skybridge Demolition Begins
    Demolition is underway on the pedestrian walkway that connects the City Centre mall to the old Lazarus building. Governor Ted Strickland and Mayor Michael…
  • Two men paddle in high water in the Ninth Ward after Hurricane Katrina devastated the area August 31, 2005 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Mario Tama/Getty Images)
    On TV, Katrina Has Gone Mostly Unseen
    Since the hurricane, there has not been a focus – in fictionalized television or in journalism – on the underlying issues uncovered.
  • How Does ISIS Recruit?
    We talk to a terrorism analyst about how the group does use American leaders and politicians in its propaganda, if not Donald Trump.
  • One term keeps taking center stage in the coverage of campus protests around the country, like this one at the University of California-Berkeley. It’s the phrase “safe spaces.” (Laura Klivans/Youth Radio)
    When Is A Space 'Safe'?
    Youth Radio contributor Myles Bess unpacks the phrase, which has been making headlines nationally for its use in student protests.
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