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With 272 ships, the US Navy has more vessels than the next thirteen largest navies combined. Despite that, many politicians, including Ohio Governor John…

Gun control and gun rights are likely to be a big issues in 2016 campaign politics. Hillary Clinton hopes to use her tough-on-guns stance to differentiate…

Columbus has been named a finalist for a 40 million dollar “smart city” grant to develop an efficient transportation system of the future. From autonomous…

On Friday Donald J. Trump was sworn in as the 45th President of the United States. In his first 100 days he has promised to repeal and replace the…

Guest host Christopher Purdy sits down with a panel of experts to talk about the latest opportunities for kids in the surrounding Columbus area.…

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments today supporting and opposing Ohio's practice of purging inactive voters from the rolls. Coming up, we'll hear…

House Bill 394, legislation to modernize Ohio's unemployment insurance system, aims to bring about reforms that place Ohio on a path to long-term success…

10amWith 272 ships, the US Navy has more vessels than the next thirteen largest navies combined. Despite that, many politicians, including Ohio Governor…

She was an African-American woman trying to make it in a white man’s world – and she succeeded, performing with world-class orchestras and winning three…

Mining company Cleveland-Cliffs will buy West Chester, Ohio-based steelmaker AK Steel in a deal valued at $1.1 billion, the companies announced Tuesday in a news release. The merger will combine Cliffs’ iron ore operations with AK Steel’s manufacturing business, which largely supplies the automotive industry. Cliffs CEO Lourenco Goncalves will lead the company, according to the release, and AK Steel CEO Roger Newport plans to retire.