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Anti-war slogans are everywhere in eastern Ohio this campaign season. “Stop the War on Coalâ€? is one of the most common yard signs seen in Ohio’s…

It was the most expensive and perhaps the most bitter campaign for US Senate in Ohio history – and it featured two starkly different candidates. This…

A major strategy of the new federal healthcare law is to provide insurance for low income people. The uninsured tend to delay getting care and when they…

Ohio's history of oil and gas drilling dates back to the mid-1800s. But the term fracking-the process of blasting water, sand and chemicals into rock to…

A series of automatic federal budget cuts known as the sequester looms at the end of the week, and the White House has put out a list of how those cuts…

Employment contracts have been around for years, but during the past ten years, employers have begun to add morals or ethics clauses. And the recent…

With the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down DOMA, the defense of marriage act, Columbus’ large gay population waits to see what this means for…

One-third of U.S. children are overweight or obese. It’s led to more and more kids developing diseases like diabetes and high blood pressure. Yet the…

In a ceremonial ribbon cutting last week, Ohio transportation officials opened the Nelsonville Bypass. The 8 ½ mile stretch of 4-lane through the Wayne…

Ohio State University’s student population has, at times, included large numbers of military veterans. Many have attended OSU using benefits from the GI…