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If you've never stood at Baldur's Gate, never dodged gray ooze or stared a Denzelian in the eye, you may be missing out. This hour we're talking to the…

By 2050, the world's population is expected to jump from 7 billion to 9 billion. Feeding so many people will require agricultural innovations,…

The government is shut down, at least partially. House Republicans insist the new spending bill contain anti-Obamacare measures, and Democrats are…

Last week General Motors named Mary Barra their CEO. She's highly qualified, and has worked at the company for over 30 years, so her appointment shouldn't…

If you watched the State of the Union address, you may have heard a pretty confident sounding Commander-in-Chief. The president laid out many agenda items…

We've all lost sleep over economic worries or familial anxieties, but many Americans are having to adjust to a world in which crises are the rule, not the…

Social Security and Medicare are hot topics, especially for politicians. But what needs to be changed? What do Ohioans think of these programs? On this…

Deputy Chief Kimberly Jacobs is named as the City of Columbus’ 32nd chief of police. Jacobs will be the first woman to ever serve as Columbus chief of…

In April, the Ohio House passed Bill 473, which approved new standards for withdrawing water from Lake Eire. Opponents say the bill does not protect the…

America's political divide is widening every day as parties become more and more polarized and hit extremes. On this hour, we'll talk about one…