Most health care providers have assumed that weight should be a primary focus of health, at least since the early 20th century. That’s when the life insurance industry began to collect data that showed a higher body weight predicted a shorter life span.

The Big Ten Conference announced Tuesday that the fall sports season, including football, would be postponed due to COVID-19 health and safety concerns.

TikTok, the widely popular video-sharing app, faces an uncertain future after President Trump signed an executive order that would restrict transactions in the U.S. after 45 days.

When the House Bill 6 scandal first began to unravel, following the federal arrests of former House Speaker Larry Householder and four others, Gov. Mike DeWine rejected repealing the bill, saying that he advocated for a balanced energy policy and that nuclear plants are a part of that.

They terrorize the patrons of backyard bird feeders. No matter where you live in the United States, the likely suspect is either a Cooper’s Hawk or Sharp Shinned Hawk.

The Ohio Department of Health reported 879 new coronavirus cases on Sunday, bringing the state’s total number of reported and probable cases to over 100,000.

One activity that’s been largely untouched by the pandemic is reading. It has been a soothing ritual for families, a needed connection between teachers and students, and a pleasurable escape in trying times.

Gov. Mike DeWine tested both positive and negative for the coronavirus just hours apart Thursday. An initial rapid test was administered by the White House ahead of a planned meeting between DeWine and President Trump. A second, more sensitive test hours later showed no trace of the virus.

It’s been 75 years since the U.S. detonated atomic bombs over Japan. It remains the only use of nuclear weapons in armed conflict, but countries around the world have spent the last seven decades building their capacity, with an estimated combined total of nearly 14,000 warheads.

This episode originally aired on December 16, 2019. Teflon was discovered in 1938 as part of the Manhattan Project. 50 years later, it was a household trademark name of the non-stick, water-resistant coating for pots and pans.