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  • For over 30 years Fred Roger's catchy songs and gentle voice played in the homes of so many viewers. His show taught messages of patience and tolerance,…
  • For the past few years, AT&T and Verizon have been attempting to get their customers to abandon landlines and move to phones based on internet service.…
  • It's not usually news when Toledo's mayor drinks a glass of water, but on Monday, cameras swarmed as Michael Collins took a swig of previously-banned H20.…
  • Scandal! It’s one of the juiciest words in the English language, and using it in a headline guarantees increased readership, especially during election…
  • The rise of the Islamic State in the Middle East has called into the question the viability of the Iraqi government and escalated violence across the…
  • Last week a judge ruled that a Cincinnati area women’s clinic would have to stop providing access to surgical abortions. This leaves the Cincinnati area…
  • The last American Indian tribe in Ohio was forced out of the state in 1843. But decades later, the history of Native Americans continues to influence the…
  • Other than both being lawyers, the candidates running for Ohio Attorney General don't have much in common. But whoever wins, he'll have to face the…
  • Ohio charter schools are here to stay, but the way they are governed is changing. Last week, state auditor Dave Yost told lawmakers that the system…
  • Foodborne illnesses cost Ohioans at least nearly $1.5 billion a year. That's according to a new study published in this month's Journal of Food…
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