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Ohio suffered its third bicycle fatality last month, and hit-and-run incidents are not uncommon when a motorist hits a biker. Many think laws need to be…

A federal judge recently ruled that Ohio must recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states. Ohio Senator Rob Portman says he'd rather let each…

On May 6th, Franklin County residents will vote on a permanent property tax increase meant to fund improvements to the Columbus Zoo. Some feel the hike is…

Of the 80,000 chemicals approved for use in the US, only 200 are required to undergo toxicity testing. But hearings to amend the 40-year-old Toxic…

Journalists, farmers, and filmmakers see exciting potential in Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, or drones. But the FAA claims they are unsafe and violate the…

New legislation in Ohio has put a "freeze" on the state's green energy standards. Today on the show we talk about that legislation and what it means for…

Live from the Columbus Arts Festival, this hour we’ll look at the role art, music, and dance play in education.  When school budgets get tight, the…

Late summer is an especially delicious time of year when all our hard work in the garden pays off and we can gorge ourselves on tomatoes and peaches. But…

The poet A.R. Ammons once wrote: "The spring in her step has turned to fall." If that describes your mood these days, help is on the way. This hour we…

The numbers don't lie - almost 20% of working Americans are employed part-time, a number that shot up in 2008 and hasn't dropped since. Coming up we'll…