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Most of the world’s countries are open to travelers from the U.S., but the ongoing surge in COVID cases makes some harder to enter than others. Longtime travel expert Rick Steves talks about the future of travel post-pandemic.

Economists are keeping a worried eye on inflation as consumer prices continue to climb. Personal financial advisor Jonathan Pond is back with safe money strategies in tough times.

We talk about the state of public education with Paolo DeMaria, who retired in September as the Ohio superintendent of public instruction, and as he prepares for his next role at the helm of a national association for state boards of education.

The second enrollment season for the Affordable Care Act under the Trump administration is underway.Premium prices will vary greatly this year from state…

Acclaimed filmmakers Ken Burns and Lynn Novick will premiere The Vietnam War, their latest documentary epic, on WOSU TV September 17th at 8pm. They join…

Join us for our weekly look at new developments in the tech world. A data breach at Equifax, a top credit reporting company, exposes the personal data of…

Since 2000 parents have been advised to avoid feeding peanuts to children, up to 3-years-old in some cases, to avoid a potentially life-threatening peanut…

Everybody sweats, but most people feel uncomfortable with the odor that can result from underarm perspiring. However, antiperspirants and deodorants might…

Columbus city school teachers have gone on strike after talks fell apart at the bargaining table late last week. We'll discuss the strike and more.

Columbus city school students get another swipe at having the first day of classes, returning after their teachers approve a new three-year labor deal to end a strike that started last week. We’ll talk about the return to classes and more about the impact of the strike and more on our weekly reporter roundtable.