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Musicians have long struggled with how to control, and be compensated for, their music. It's a battle that famous musicians from the "Mother of the…

New regulation passed by the Ohio Department of Insurance is aimed at protecting more Ohioans in 2016 from receiving surprise medical bills.We'll take a…

A look at encryption and why a governmental policy from the 90's on it is causing trouble for websites today. Also, a look at a new start-up company…

A new coalition of prominent doctors, scientists and health leaders is calling for more aggressive legislation to protect children and expectant mothers…

One in five people with chronic anorexia may die as a result of their illness, either due to starvation and malnutrition or suicide. This ranks Anorexia…

After the deadliest mass shooting in American history took place at a gay nightclub in Orlando, many in the area waited in lines to donate blood. Still,…

Non- human cells called "microbiome" have long been thought of as bad things we need to get rid of, but scientists are now realizing that microbes…

Student debt is crippling more than 40 million Americans in more than $1.3 trillion in debt. But this debt has been a long time coming.And, while many are…

E-cigarettes are popular among teenagers, but now the Food and Drug Administration is making the purchase of them illegal to anyone under eighteen years…

Last week the Columbus Division of Water announced that rains and showers have driven contaminants into the Scioto River, raising nitrate levels in the…