Local news has been declining for years, but small news organizations with a strong presence in a community can still survive if they adapt. We look at the importance of local news organizations and their impact on their communities.

Instagram announced last week that it would pause the development of an app intended for children. We look at the connection between social media use and adolescent mental health.

Redistricting has helped determine the balance of power in the U.S. House since 1994. We take a long view of who controls the House and why.

The good news, if you’re selling a home, is it’s still a sellers market. But, there’s also good news for buyers. Inventory is slowly rising and the number of homes with price reductions is up. We’ll get the latest updates on the Columbus housing market.

Starting Monday, Ohioans age 12 to 25 can enter to win a $10,000 or $100,000 scholarship for getting vaccinated. We discuss the latest vaccine incentive program and the redistricting process on our Weekly Reporter Roundtable.

The delta variant of COVID-19 has some hospitals nearing, or exceeding, capacity and creating competition for available workers. We check in with how hospitals are dealing with the latest surge of COVID-19 nationally and in Ohio.

Franklin County has named the new leader of a new initiative to help thousands of residents get a healthy foothold in the burgeoning central Ohio economy. We talk about the hopes, dreams and challenges with the new CEO of the Rise Together Innovation Center.

As the new arts season begins All Sides Weekend host Christopher Purdy goes behind the scenes of OSU’s Wexner Center for the Arts.

For many students a PhD is a bridge to nowhere. We talk to the authors of a new book who argue universities should be readying graduate students for the jobs they will get beyond academia and the need for changes to graduate education.

Zoning laws stifle the opportunities of low-income families and families of color. We discuss how economic covenants, zoning laws and other factors continue to promote housing segregation and efforts to foster more inclusive neighborhoods.