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The increase in Ohio's older population is so far outpacing overall growth that a new projection forecasts that 22 percent of the state's residents will…

Cooking flavorful food is easy; just add butter! But making delicious food that won't sabotage your diet takes finesse. This hour of All Sides, we'll get…

Not far from the chaos of downtown Columbus stand a series of earthen mounds built by ancient cultures that inhabited this region over 2,000 years ago. Â…

In honor of Black History Month in Ohio, AARP Ohio has traveled the state, recording the stories, the wisdom and the experiences of African Americans in…

Steven Miller, the acting commissioner of the IRS, testified Tuesday before the Senate Finance Committee, denying that political partisanship played a…

Mormon missionaries have a history of traveling globally to do their work. But they've started embracing a method that doesn't involve leaving home:…

ONE-OFF EVENT RELATED POST. DUMP IT. Tuh Dah! On Monday, January 25, NPR will reveal the first of 50 singers who've made their mark internationally and…

Giovanna d'Arco (Joan of Arc) might not be the first heroine to spring to mind from among the dramatis personæ of Giuseppi Verdi's operas. But it was…

Last month police shot and killed a 22-year-old black man at a WalMart in Beavercreek, OH. Since then, differing stories of the event have emerged, with…

The decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court can have enormous impact, but so can its non-decisions. This week the Court elected not to hear same-sex marriage…