The U.S. Attorney’s office has charged FirstEnergy Corp. with wire fraud in connection with ongoing investigation over HB6, the nuclear bailout law. On the weekly Reporter Roundtable, we explore the latest chapter in the Ohio bribery scandal.

Pleasant Valley is a beautiful corner of Richland County, and one of the first parts of the region to be settled. Most people associate the area with the Malabar Farm estate of Pulitzer Prize-winning author Louis Broomfield. Author Mark Sebastian Jordan discusses his new book about the murders.

The American Alliance of Museums in June called on the museum community to change the narrative about what it means to grow old in America. We talk about ageism, the arts and healthy aging through creativity.

The Champlain Towers South condo building disaster has brought new nationwide scrutiny of condo associations. We explore condo associations and what might change in the wake of the disaster.

Black women who frequently use lye-based hair straightening products long term may be at an increased risk of developing breast cancer, according to researchers at Boston University. We discuss the challenges and urgent need to address racial disparities in breast cancer.

The fight to free Britney Spears from her conservatorship has brought to the forefront issues that disability rights advocates have long sought to address. We talk about conservatorship, what it is and how it can be reformed.

Medication for children and adults with ADHD can sometimes make patients feel “weird” and not in a good way. But there’s hope. We talk with psychologist Wes Crenshaw about his new book on fearless medication management for ADD and ADHD.

Medication for children and adults with ADHD can sometimes make patients feel “weird” and not in a good way. But there’s hope. We talk with psychologist Wes Crenshaw about his new book on fearless medication management for ADD and ADHD.

Julie Zickefoose is known for her beautiful paintings of wildlife, especially birds, for her prose, her blog, her intelligent interpretation of the natural world around us, for saving baby birds and documenting her life in a way that invites all of us to share. Join us today for conversation with author, naturalist and artist Julie Zickefoose.

Ohio's state school board has asked the Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost to decide whether a resolution to "condemn racism and to advance equity and opportunity" for minority students went beyond the board's legal authority. We look at how controversy over critical race theory has taken over debate in the Ohio Board of Education.