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  • In the 1960's and 70's, it looked as if Tuberculosis might disappear altogether in the U.S. But that didn't happen. Instead, the number of cases increased…
  • If transportation officials in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri get their way, Interstate-70 will have a special lane, just for trucks all along the…
  • Ohio's unemployment increased by two-tenths of one percent in September to 5.9 percent. The number of people out of work in Ohio is 350,000.The director…
  • One Ohio legislator says the state's highways may not be as safe as they used to be, because a growing number of truckers cannot read highway signs…
  • Millions of Ohioans could feel the impact if state government services are cut. That's one of the strategies Governor Ted Strickland and many state…
  • The statewide smoking ban will bring good news to Ohio's anti-smoking agency, according to the state's budget director. But that news apparently means…
  • Promoters of bio-fuels are traveling Ohio this week to tout alternative fuels. The caravan was in southwest Ohio Monday, in northwest Ohio Tuesday, in…
  • Just a couple of weeks ago, Ohio's democratic Governor Ted Strickland unveiled his new energy policy. Now some democrats in the Ohio legislature have a…
  • If some Ohio police and some state legislators get their way, Ohioans will no longer be hearing tapes of those frantic 911 calls on their TV newscasts.…
  • Even before the United States Catholic bishops issued their voter guide this week, University of Akron political scientist John Green predicted an active…
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