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11:00 In America we tend to like them pressed, stuffed or chocolate-chipped. Every country's got its own take, but it's easy to find common ground around…

10am Although the Ohio Senate has informally ceased operations for the rest of the year, there still is a lame duck session in the Ohio house...and…

Recently at Duke University, a controversy over the Muslim call to prayer brought the issue of religious sounds and public spaces to the forefront. This…

11am Spaceship Earth has take another trip around the Sun bringing us a new year and a new batch of celestial events to observe. This hour, we look…

Many of the legislative achievements of the Johnson administration transformed the nation and remain controversial, including the Voting Rights Act,…

In advance of Mayor Coleman's State of the City speech, our panel will take a look at the issues facing central Ohio. Where is Columbus, and where is it…

The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled a state tax on satellite TV companies does not violate federal commerce laws. Ohio Public Radio's Jo Ingles has details.

The U.S. Census Bureau on Tuesday releases new population figures as they relate to Congress. What's expected is, for the first time in 20 years, Ohio…

Ohio's top elections official is preparing to leave office after serving just one term. Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner didn't run for re-election.…

A recent survey of Ohio college pharmacy professors found that among those with facebook profiles, 100 percent of respondents say they would not friend…