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89.7 NPR News swept just about every reporting category and was named the Outstanding Radio News Operation by the Ohio Associated Press over the weekend.
Ohio is reportedly one of 15 states where undocumented immigrants are being sent back to their home country after seeking medical care. That controversy and concerns regarding immigrants are sparking discussion about immigration reform all across the political spectrum.
The latest local unemployment data shows the Columbus region had an April jobless rate one percent below the statewide average.
The Democratic leader in the Ohio House, Armond Budish, says he’s stepping down from his role before his term ends next year.
The Ohio Department of Transportation today unveiled a map designating sections of interstate where the new top speed limit will be 70 miles per hour. 570 miles of interstate highways, outside major cities, will allow drivers to travel faster.
Volunteers with the American Red Cross in Columbus are ready to respond to the tornado disaster in Oklahoma. Spokesman with the local office Royce Wood says he is waiting to hear how many crews are needed in the devastated city of Moore.
Advocates for extending the Medicaid program to cover more low-income Ohioans are holding events statewide in an effort to keep the issue before state lawmakers.
Today, constitutional notions are being used to fight for same-sex marriage, voting rights, affirmative action and immigration reform. Watch Preview.
IN MY LIFETIME thoughtfully and thoroughly examines the 68-year history of nuclear weapons – the most destructive force ever invented. Watch Preview.
The findings of a recent study suggest that participating in arts activities can improve brain function and general quality of life for people in the early stages of dementia.
Meet artist Amanda Louise Spayd, a sculptor who crafts endearing doll sized creatures.