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Nearly a million workers left food service in the last two years, fed up with the pay, hours, and working conditions. Advocates want to overhaul the whole system. Restaurant owners are listening – they have no choice.

Muslim killings in Albuquerque exemplify how the tensions of escaping from a war-torn country don’t end when refugees leave. We’ll look at how these murders have shaken the Muslim community in New Mexico as well as the adjustment of refugees to life in central Ohio.

Collective grief is an all too familiar concept. With an ongoing pandemic, frequent instances of gun-violence, and plenty of economic instability, there are a number of stressors on our emotional well-being. Today on Wellness Wednesday, we’ll discuss what collective grief really means and how to go about healing.

The gender pay gap in the U.S. is alive and well. We take a look at what this means for our understanding of the gender pay gap and at strategies for improving equity.

A heat pump can heat and cool a building with electricity and in the coming years, advocates of electrification hope they will replace many of those natural gas furnaces.

In Columbus, a homeless camp on the city’s East Side is facing eviction at the end of the month. We’ll look at what’s compounding the homeless crisis in America and what’s being done to alleviate the problem.

Ongoing climate calamities can make it seem like there is little one person can do to reverse course. But it turns out anyone with a patch of dirt to turn can do their part, from designing a more resilient garden to using eco-friendly tools.

Newly-released text messages show just how closely Ohio Lt. Gov. Jon Husted worked with Akron-based FirstEnergy to pass the consumer-funded powerplant bailout known as HB6.

In addition to all of its other dangers, Climate change poses a threat to sports. It's already having an impact on Cricket players in India and across the globe.