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  • Americans have long been fascinated with true crime. The public can’t seem to get enough books, television shows and podcasts devoted to true tales of murder. We’ll look at why true crime stories seem to be a national obsession.
  • After the defeat of Issue One, we'll what’s next as we look ahead to the November election on the Weekly Reporter Roundtable.
  • We take a look at late summer entertainment options in Columbus and Central Ohio with the Evolution Theatre Company, ProMusica Chamber Orchestra and the Short North Stage.
  • With the ongoing housing crisis, Ohioans are experiencing a steep decline in affordability for residents with extremely low incomes. Columbus City Council and community organizations work to find ways to support its residents.
  • The shooting, and subsequent death, of a 20-year-old Columbus man in his apartment, is getting national attention. We’ll discuss the latest news related to the aftermath of the Donovan Lewis shooting.
  • Tip culture in America seems to have gotten out of hand, especially within the context of inflation and an impending recession. In Columbus, restaurants have started charging fees to cover employees' health benefits in addition to your bill.
  • Americans have long been fascinated with true crime. The public can’t seem to get enough books, television shows and podcasts devoted to true tales of murder. We’ll look at why true crime stories seem to be a national obsession.
  • Oil and gas companies flocked to the eastern hills of Ohio, setting up extraction operations in some of the most impoverished areas of Appalachia, and promising profits and jobs. Has fracking delivered?
  • Americans have long been fascinated with true crime. The public can’t seem to get enough books, television shows and podcasts devoted to true tales of murder. We’ll look at why true crime stories seem to be a national obsession.
  • Mental health issues tend to surface when people reach college age. We’ll look at how colleges and universities are addressing the mental health concerns of students.
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