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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…

The poverty industry is made possible when social service funds don't end up where they are suppose to and instead, the government and private industry…

After 25 years as the president and chief executive officer of Maryhaven, Central Ohio's oldest addiction treatment center, Paul Coleman has retired. He…

Coming out is a difficult experience for anyone who has to do it, but it can be especially challenging for those who have been in the closet for decades.…

Between 2004 and 2009, roughly 62,300 acres of wetlands were lost in the continental United States, according to the EPA. Coming up, the role of wetlands,…

Sometime in the first 10 days of May, weather conditions prompt the big migrations of tropical birds north. But for some, the migratory season starts much…