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I've figured out why child's play is so important and vivid in the first years of a human's life. We put a lot of emphasis on allowing children to have…

ONE AUDIO PIECE, UNKNOWN ORIGIN (COPYRIGHT ISSUES?) One hundred years ago, Rosa and Moishe Gershovitz bought an upright piano and had it hoisted into…

Ohio's Democratic U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown said Monday he favors extension of some income tax cuts and he'd also like to see Congress extend…

Election Day is mere hours away and both parties are making last minute calls to voters reminding them to vote. WOSU visited a couple of call centers and…

President Obama's unequivocal support for gay marriage is expected to give the issue a more prominent role in this fall's election. Ohio is considered a…

Horowitz. Rubinstein. Cliburn. Gould. Those names conjure up thoughts of footlights, concert halls, and life in the public eye. Beyond the piano, those…

Only one week remains for the night curfew program that's being operated by the City of Columbus and the YMCA. It's an effort to remove young people who…

An east side school and neighborhood are mourning the loss of a teenager Friday. WOSU reports on Central Ohio's latest death from Swine Flu. Flags are at…

The first full week of July will bring the season's first sustained heat wave. At the National Weather Service, forecaster Scott Hickman tells WOSU's Tom…

Governor Strickland held the first of his Conversations on Education Tuesday at COSI in Columbus. It's the first of 12 meetings he's convening around the…