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With a federal government shutdown looming, a number of employees at the Defense Supply Center Columbus could be affected. Just how many is uncertain. The…

Today is the last day to cast a ballot in Ohio’s 2020 presidential primary. In person voting on March 17 was postponed and absentee voting was extended.

Credit scores are all-important. That number determines whether we can buy a car or house, and what we'll pay in interest. For low income people, raising…

The federal government has been in a partial shutdown for two days. NPR's Michel Martin talks to David Wessel of the Brookings Institution about the economic impact of shutdown.

Efforts to reform education in Ohio are not sitting well with a lot of the teachers whose performance lawmakers say they're trying to improve. And though…

Later this week,the Labor Department will give its latest snapshot of the job market. Ohio's unemployment rate remains in double digits. While Ohio cities…

Ohio’s lawmakers are studying ways to change Ohio’s Medicaid program so that it can operate efficiently under new federal standards. But there’s a…

On-line education is nothing new for colleges and universities. It’s been a way for colleges to open their campuses and generate revenue. But over the…

Six international composers were invited to the Cleveland Museum of Art to explore the museum’s collection and draw inspiration for original compositions to be performed in Cleveland, but it didn’t quite work that way for composer Henry Threadgill.

The "armed march" that was expected in all 50 state capitals and brought out heavy security resulted in just a few dozen protestors in Columbus on…