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A hundred years ago cartography required specialized training and knowledge, but like so many things, map-making has become a pastime for the masses. This…

Even before the Affordable Care Act, one-fifth of Americans had some health care paid for by the federal government. But all health care programs are born…

The Olympics start on Friday, and Russia's already set a world record for the most expensive Olympics in history. But what has $50 billion built? This…

It's not unheard of for a sports fan to holler for more snacks. But as technology becomes more ubiquitous, a holler has become a text message, even from…

Six days may not seem like much, but when elections are involved, every day counts. Several bills aimed at changing voting in Ohio, one of which cuts the…

The dangers of the internet expand far beyond a stolen credit card. Philip Markoff, the "Craigslist Killer," answered online ads and allegedly went on a…

Not long ago, applying to college meant lots of  postage added to bulky envelopes and tailoring applications to specific colleges. These days, with…

Want a strong eco-portfolio? You've got to bio-diversify. The emerald ash borer beetle has wreaked havoc in central Ohio over the past few years,…

Years ago, being a tinker was a viable career choice. It's tougher today, but that doesn't mean tinkering is dead. This hour we'll talk to a tinkerer…

Last year, residents of Franklin County made over 18,000 babies-- far more than any other county in Ohio. Is it something in the water? Probably not.Â…