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Medical marijuana advocates applaud its healing properties for all manner of ailments, from pediatric epilepsy to cancer. Recent research from the Journal…

President Obama unveiled his “Clean Power Plan” this summer, calling for more renewable energy sources including solar power. A look into the promises and…

Defense Secretary Ash Carter recently announced that starting in 2016, women will be eligible for all positions within the Armed Forces. Depending on the…

Join WOSU NPR News’ All Things Considered host, Marilyn Smith, to learn more about local restaurants in and around Columbus, including Copious downtown.…

10amMedical marijuana advocates applaud its healing properties for all manner of ailments, from pediatric epilepsy to cancer. Recent research from the…

It's been ten years since the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. Despite the passage of time, many from the Gulf Coast region have not fully recovered,…

The last of the warblers may be packing their bags and heading south, but it’s not too late to check out Ohio’s feathered friends. In fact, fall is an…

The Midwest may not be known for its remarkable natural wonders, but with a keen eye, there is a vast wild world to discover. This hour, we explore the…

Identity may be harder find for those who have lived their whole life with a double. This hour, looking into the peculiar state of being born and living…

The definition of family is changing and with it comes new and sensitive challenges. With the LGBT movement on the rise, the idea that a family only…