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11 a.m. This hour, we'll talk about some of our favorite books of 2015 with classical 101 host, Christopher Purdy. Guest: Kassie Rose, WOSU Book Critic…

America's political history of partisanship goes back to the beginning of the nation's history. How and why it developed have had interesting…

Common wisdom suggests that children are to learn from adults, not the other way around. A new book challenges this belief and proposes the idea of…

The Home Rule Amendment adopted in 1912 in Ohio allowed for limited local government control, but when local laws conflict with state law they are often…

Arbor Day is an annual day of observance for the promotion of tree planting, care and preservation. Unfortunately, many tree species in the Midwest and…

The craft beer industry is booming in Columbus, with over 143 craft breweries calling the city home. Columbus Craft Beer Week is coming up in May and will…

As birds travel south for the winter Ohio bird watchers can expect to see three species of owls join the four native Buckeye species. While uncommon,…

Another state legislative session, another two-year state budget. And a new governor, one who may respond to the legislative branch very differently from…

Ohioans ages 18-29 showed up at the polls for the midterm elections last year, increasing their turnout by roughly 16% from the previous midterms in 2014.…

Federal stats show more than 4.1 million chickens and turkeys in Ohio have tested positive for avian flu since the beginning of this calendar year.