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  • Beginning April 1, grocery stories in Kansas no longer have to sell beer limited to 3.2 percent alcohol.
    The End Is Near For 3.2 Beer
    The end of a Depression-era alcohol has brewers happy to see the stuff go. "It was just a pain in the posterior, you know, for everyone," says one brewer.
  • Mark's Almanac for January 3, 2020
    On this date in 1938 a new organization was created. And in 1956, flames went up in one of the world's most iconic structures.
  • Mark's Almanac for June 3, 2019
    On this date in 1925, Goodyear debuted a new technological advancement. And in 1939, a German accordionist made history with a new polka.
  • Mark's Almanac for December 3, 2019
    On this date in 1967, the first human heart transplant took place. And in 1989, the Cold War officially came to an end.
  • Mark's Almanac for September 3, 2019
    On this date in 1930, the fifth deadliest Atlantic hurricane left a path of destruction. And in 1967, a major event in Sweden occurred.
  • 3C Passenger Rail Development
    Two points of view about developing a passenger rail service along Ohio’s 3C corridor (Cleveland-Columbus-Dayton-Cincinnati), with Ohio Environmental…
  • Open Forum: Dec. 3, 2012
    On this hour, we're leaving it up to you. What do you want to talk about in the news?
  • Mark's Almanac for July 3, 2019
    On this date in 1938, President Franklin Roosevelt dedicated a symbolic memorial. And in 1985, one of the most popular films of all-time was released.
  • Mark's Almanac for February 3, 2020
    On this date in 1815 the world's first commercial cheese factory opened. And in 1953, an unusual co-host boosted the ratings and saved NBC's "Today"...
  • Mark's Almanac for July 3, 2020
    On this date in 1938 Franklin Roosevelt dedicated the Eternal Light Peace Memorial. And in 1985, one of the most popular films hit the theatres.
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