All Sides with Amy Juravich

Black Ohioans represent 14% of the state’s population but one-in-four of Ohio's positive COVID-19 cases, nearly a third of all hospitalizations and one-in-five associated deaths. That’s why Gov. Mike DeWine last week reiterated the growing call to see racism as a public health crisis.

This episode originally aired on Aug. 10, 2020. 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.

This episode originally ran on Aug. 11, 2020. 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.

No job and less money make it hard to afford rent and even harder to buy a house. Half of Ohioans in a new study say they have suffered from one or both financial realities since the pandemic began five months ago.

The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden on Wednesday revealed a historic pick for his running mate: Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.). She’s a former foe in the primary battleground, but the two merged this week to rally against Republican President Donald Trump.

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.