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Some performing arts groups in Columbus, including CAPA and CATCO, will soon require all patrons, staff and volunteers either show proof of receiving a COVID-19 vaccine or provide a negative test to attend indoor events and performances. The new policy will begin on October 8.
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Columbus is directing $3.5 million from the American Rescue Plan to local childcare centers, to boost hiring, and reduce costs for lower income families.
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Public school board members throughout Ohio report being threatened and harassed by parents and taxpayers over what is being taught in their schools or quite often what people think is being taught but isn’t.
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Today on All Sides with Ann Fisher weekly Reporter Roundtable we talk about redistricting, the continued rise in COVID cases and more.
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Eunice Hunton Carter, a Black attorney, established the critical link that secured a conviction against mob boss Lucky Luciano in 1936.. We talk with the co-author of a new book that chronicles Carter’s life and legal career.
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With an abundance of caution and concern for our staff and visitors, WOSU has decided to postpone grand opening celebrations that had been planned for September 30–October 2.
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An Ohio State researcher in the field said she and local advocacy organizations recently wrote letters to Columbus City Council urging them not to further criminalize the sex trade.
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State lawmakers are sounding off on President Joe Biden's proposed rule for businesses to require employees either get the COVID-19 vaccine or be tested for the virus weekly.
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