With each passing day, questions and worries mount for residents of East Palestine, Ohio. We catch up with the latest news and the state and federal response.

After 25 years in business in Grandview, the Acorn Bookshop announced it will close at the end of March.

VICE reported that Logan and Katja Lawrence of Upper Sandusky have been operating their Telegram channel for two-and-a-half years, teaching parents how to indoctrinate their children, and encouraging them to meet in real life.

The Pew Research Center in a new study found some three in 10 American adults have used a dating app or website, and that more than half of adults under the age of 30 are hoping to make a match that way.

Product lines for menopause and post menopausal people are coming out of the woodwork.

Several agencies are tasked with classifying and categorizing chemicals for their potential carcinogenic properties.

The State Medical Board of Ohio is facing tough questions after a Columbus Dispatch investigation found that hundreds of doctors who sexually abused their patients over the years kept their licenses, or faced little to no penalties. We discuss how to hold the abusers accountable and protect patients.

Artificial intelligence is expected to become a bigger part of our everyday lives from medicine to law enforcement.

A train derailment in northeast Ohio released large amounts of toxic chemicals and forced the evacuation of thousands of people, raising concerns about the safety of hazardous material transportation and infrastructure.

The courts both decide delinquency of children and become custodians of those children, generating revenue to support their work.