The final two fraternity brothers convicted in the hazing death of Bowling Green State University student Stone Foltz were sentenced last month. We’ll look at the culture of hazing and address what is being done to address the issue.

A pioneering public media leader, Mable Haddock, died recently in New York City. Her organization Black Public Media was founded in Columbus in 1979.

A Hamilton County judge has imposed a two-week block on Ohio’s law that bans abortion when fetal cardiac activity is detected. We'll discuss how the switchbacks on abortion rights work and more.

Our panel discusses what's new in the literary world, reviews their favorite books and makes recommendations.

The College Board is administering a pilot program for the first Advanced Placement African American Studies course this Fall in around 60 high schools.We take a look at how the course will be taught and how we can benefit from better understanding the story of African Americans.

American life expectancy last year declined to 76 years, the lowest level since 1996.The COVID-19 pandemic contributed to the decline, but substance abuse has played a role as well.

With the 2022 midterms less than eight weeks away, elections officials are dealing with an influx of public records requests, seeking massive amounts of information about the 2020 election. We take a look at the toll this is taking in Ohio and across the country.

Donald Trump’s social media platform Truth Social may be forced to liquidate if a related investment company fails to garner enough shareholder votes to extend a merger and keep the money flowing.

The opioid crisis continues with overdose rates among Black Ohioans are higher than among white Ohioans. We’ll look at what’s being done to prevent deaths in Ohio’s African American communities.

Over the past two months, we have seen a significant shift in the political environment from one that appeared to favor Republicans heavily to more of a mixed bag.