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Despite dour talk about the economy and unemployment, there are many Central Ohioans working some in jobs one might not expect. WOSU's Marilyn Smith found…

The Columbus city attorney recent declared the city has a "vacancy epidemic". At last count Richard Pfieffer identified more than 6,000 homes that have…

Next Tuesday, Ohioans will pick their candidates for the fall ballot in the state’s new 14 Congressional districts. But next week’s vote could decide…

Communities around the state were shocked in January when an ODOT panel released a list of major road construction projects that could be delayed by…

Older men trying to stay competitive in the career world are turning to surgical alternatives. Dr. Robert Heck injects Botox into a man who is 50. "This…

When I first came to Columbus – more than a few years ago – I came to study at The Ohio State University. After a time I also did a bit of teaching…

Banks have tightened lending since the recession. And if you're a start-up business with no capital, you can all but forget getting a loan from them. But…

The spring season means cleaning up and throwing out unused items for many households, but others are trapped in a pile of stuff they won't let go. It's…

Ten years after 9-11, a lobby group for the airlines is pushing congress and the Transportation Security Agency for changes in airport security. The U.S.…

Supplies at central Ohio pantries are down for some items due to economic and political circumstances in the country, but organizers say they are doing…