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The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments today supporting and opposing Ohio's practice of purging inactive voters from the rolls. Coming up, we'll hear…

Join guest host Christopher Purdy as we discuss the Columbus library's latest "Quick Picks" and more.Guests:Kassie Rose, WOSU book criticRobin Nesbitt,…

The 2020 census has run into some hurdles as officials work towards preparing for the country wide survey. The Trump administration has suggested adding a…

The record-breaking amount of money in Ohio’s gubernatorial race continues to flow. While Democrat Richard Cordray and Republican Mike DeWine enter the…

The world is aging at a rapid pace, and the United States and other countries are trying to grapple with the economic effect it will have. We'll take a…

The Central Ohio housing market remains hottest in the nation. Home prices continued to climb in Columbus over the summer, with the capital city sitting…

Voters decide midterm elections tomorrow. Democrats and Republicans are fighting for control of both congress and statehouses across the country not to…

Pain is subjective. Without blood or a broken bone for proof, treatment often depends on how much a physician trusts a patient. Throughout history,…

Lab-grown meat is an emerging potential alternative to traditional animal-sourced protein.Cells are taken from an animal, such as a chicken or cow, and…

A government shutdown could be imminent as Democrats and Republicans hammer out budgeting details for national defense, border protection, and legal…