All Sides with Amy Juravich

King-Lincoln Bronzeville is the latest Columbus neighborhood undergoing revitalization. But, do longtime residents benefit from these changes? As a neighborhood evolves, we explore how will the changes affect its history and longtime residents?

Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal revived the economy and put the jobless back to work. Many of those agencies and the projects they created are still with us. We’ll look at the lasting impact the New Deal has had on America.

Today on All Sides with Ann Fisher, Political journalist Ken Rudin is back to talk about January 6th, COVID, and the midterm elections.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention last week shortened the number of days a COVID-positive person must isolate. We talk with an infectious disease expert to explain the new guidelines.

Tomorrow marks one year since a pro-Trump mob marched on the U.S. Capitol. We take a look at what happened that day and what is being done to ensure it never happens again.

For fans of space flight, 2021 went out with a bang decades in the making with the James Webb Space Telescope successfully launched on Christmas morning. We talk about the technology of the new telescope and more on the return of Tech Tuesday.

The Biden Administration had planned to restart payments in February. However, those plans have been pushed back to May due to the ongoing COVID crises. We’ll look at the impact restarting loans could have and how some colleges and universities are trying to find solutions to remove student loans.

Following a scandal-filled year, the Columbus Zoo works to regain its lost national accreditation, community trust, and its standing in the zoo universe. A new president and CEO started Dec. 6, and he acknowledged there is much work to be done.

While 2021 is in the rearview mirror, covid is not. Daily cases are record-setting and hospitals and healthcare workers are being pushed to the brink. For today's Weekly Reporter Roundtable we check in on the pandemic.

COVID-19 infection rates and hospitalizations are increasing as the holidays approach. After President Biden’s latest update on the White House’s plans to distribute free at-home-rapid tests we’ll get the latest updates in the ongoing struggle to deal with the virus and its variants.