A new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine challenges the conventional wisdom on intermittent fasting. Participants placed on time-restricted diets showed almost no weight loss benefit over the course of the three-month study. What weight they did lose was almost all “lean mass” which includes muscle.

American voters don’t elect a president on November 3. They vote to decide which political party electors will cast their state’s vote in the Electoral College. The present system has been in place since 1804 and has come under increasing scrutiny because the process enables an election to the presidency without a majority of the popular vote. That’s how Donald Trump won in 2016.

A House of Representatives subcommittee report issued on October 6 condemned Big Tech’s grip on the industry, saying the power it wields hurts innovation and consumers. Amazon, Facebook, Apple and Google denied that they engage in monopolistic practices.

This episode originally aired on Oct. 15, 2020. More than 38 million people globally have been infected by COVID-19 and more than a million have died. Scientists are studying the virus at an unprecedented pace, and their knowledge base has grown since March. But much is still unknown.

A political battle is brewing over the mandatory 10 p.m. early last call at Ohio bars and restaurants. Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine cited consecutive days of record-high COVID19 cases last week when he nixed plans to extend operating hours where alcohol is served. The Ohio Senate has responded with a measure that would repeal the governor’s curfew.

This episode originally aired on Oct. 8, 2020. If you've been relying on gardening to stay sane in 2020, fall and winter might have you feeling down. But don't worry, there is always something to do in the garden.

This episode originally aired on Aug. 31, 2020. The senior population in Central Ohio will likely double by 2055. But how society embraces the change of demographics too often is influenced by the stereotypes at play in popular media.

More than 38 million people globally have been infected by COVID-19 and more than a million have died. Scientists are studying the virus at an unprecedented pace, and their knowledge base has grown since March. But much is still unknown.

A record-breaking number of Ohioans, nearly 200,000, voted in person during the first week of early voting, tripling the number from 2016. Absentee voting has been the choice for 2.5 million more as the pandemic and politics collide for an election season full of confusion and questions.

This episode originally aired on Oct. 1, 2020. Many colleges and universities planned to have some kind of normal college experience this fall. But a little over a month into the semester, most students are taking class online.