Parents waiting to learn if their child will qualify for vouchers to help cover the cost of private school are caught in limbo. On Wednesday, the Ohio Senate rejected a House plan that would replace performance-based EdChoice vouchers with income-based vouchers. The Senate plan would keep 420 schools on EdChoice, while expanding income-based vouchers to 300 percent of the federal poverty level.

Columbus Museum of Art Executive Director Nanette Maciejunes has a new book out about the museum. ProMusicia Chamber Orchestra CEO Janet Chen is on the cover of this month's issue of Columbus CEO magazine and talks with us about the orchestra's upcoming performances. CATCO's production of "Application Pending" continues its run and we'll talk with the group's artistic director Steven Anderson.

Labor union membership in the U.S. hit a record low in 2018, when just over one in 10 American workers were card-carrying members.

For a century, WOSU Public Media has engaged, informed and inspired Central Ohio. Coming up in 2021, WOSU will operate and broadcast from a new home at the intersection of 14th Avenue and Pearl Street, just across High Street from the Ohio State University Campus as part of the 15+High Project.

Ohio lawmakers are at work on a measure that would require local law enforcement to cooperate with federal officials for immigration enforcement.

Airlines around the world have canceled or reduced flights to China amid fears of the deadly new coronavirus.

In January, the EPA released its proposal to revise how the federal government regulates streams and wetlands in the United States Proponents say the rule change increases clarity and restores private property rights while environmentalists worry about the many streams and wetlands that could lose federal protections.

Hackers in 2017 exploited weaknesses in Equifax’s cybersecurity network to steal sensitive personal data of nearly half of all Americans. On Monday, the Justice Department announced charges against four members of Chinese military on suspicion of stealing trade secrets and personal data.

Two issues that trouble many pet owners are veterinarian bills and the grief of losing a beloved companion. The Ohio State College of Veterinary Medicine is tackling these issues with an array of special programs.

Ohio’s school voucher fight continues on two fronts - in the courts and in the legislature. Aggrieved families turned to the Ohio Supreme Court last week after lawmakers delayed the February 1 open enrollment period. The House voted overwhelmingly to switch from a performance-based system to an income-based one. And the Senate has a different version in mind - one that keeps the existing program but cuts the list of eligible schools.