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  • Mental health officials say millions of young people mutilate their own bodies as a way of coping with emotional pain. WOSU's Marilyn Smith spoke recently…
  • Four gates on the Franklinton Floodwall are closed as the Scioto River flows bankful through the city.Flooding is reported in Prospect in Marion County…
  • For the first presidential debate on September 30th, WOSU news asked some undecided voters to watch and react to the performances of President George Bush…
  • 2006 had many stories from the courtroom, a former coach found some vindication, a former football star learned his fate, and a man imprisoned for a crime…
  • State agencies have been working on the most visible representation of the transition between Governor Bob Taft's administration and that of Governor Ted…
  • Strategists with both parties know that regardless of what the polls suggest, the results don't matter if supporters don't vote. And that's what they…
  • Ohio businesses are required to ban smoking in their buildings starting next week. And even though all of the rules for this new voter passed law are not…
  • There are more concerns about the upcoming state budget. Governor Strickland says he's found holes in the fund that is used to pay for local road projects.
  • Ohio's Lt. Governor is leaving his post one month early. That means there's a new person in the line of succession just in case Governor Bob Taft isn't…
  • Ohio is leading the nation in the number of personal bankruptcies. Statistics also show that many Ohioans do not have enough money in their savings…
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