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The first Congress used the Constitution of the United States to try and piece together how to actually make the government they had envisioned work. It…

Opera Columbus will be performing La Bohème this weekend with a unique twist. The Puccini classic, which also inspired the musical Rent, is set in…

The 1896 political environment resembled that of today, and a new book from political strategist Karl Rove portrays President William McKinley's model as…

Controlling your home's temperature from your phone and receiving cooking tips from your kitchen countertop are just two possibilities offered by…

Art Schlichter, the great OSU quarterback whose gambling addiction and criminal activity landed him in prison, swindled more than 50 people of millions of…

President Donald Trump ordered a missile strike on Syria late last week in response to a chemical attack carried out against Syrian citizens. The move…

According to the U.S Census Bureau, the number of foreign-born residents of Franklin County has increased from three and a half percent from 1990 to…

The history of aviation in Ohio goes beyond the Wright Brothers. This hour, the role of the Port Columbus Airport in the advent of coast-to-coast…

Vice President Mike Pence addressed the National Space Council this month about the Trump Administration’s plans to change course with the space program…

In the book SWEAT: A History of Exercise, author Bill Hayes tells the story of the modern obsession with exercising along with its ancient origins. We talk with Hayes about the cultural and scientific history of why and how we exercise, as well as how the human body works.