The city will kick in $50 million for site development and infrastructure, while the Crew’s current home at MAPFRE Stadium is set to become a community sports park. Today on All Sides, the development for both sites and how the city is financing it. Guests: Emily Bench , staff reporter, Columbus Business First Michael Gonidakis , chief spokesman, Advocates for Responsible Taxation Victor Matheson , professor, Department of Economics and Accounting, College of the Holy Cross Tony Collins ,

Winter is almost here and so is norovirus, the leading cause of stomach illness in the U.S. Often mistaken for salmonella or the flu, norovirus can survive on surfaces for days, but there are ways to prevent the stomach bug this season. Today on Wellness Wednesday, norovirus prevention, how to relax with yoga and more.

Mary Jo Hudson announced last week she will be stepping down from Columbus City Schools Board of Education at the end of December. In her letter of resignation, Hudson cited a litany of issues that suggest a board in disarray without strong leadership. Today on All Sides, we talk about the troubles and what they suggest about the future.

Social media site Tumblr announced that it will employ artificial intelligence to track down and remove pornographic posts that violate a new policy on adult content. The announcement triggered a wave of criticism from users and questions about the automated software that will flag potential violations. The problem: the AI software apparently is flagging photos and posts that don’t violate the new policy. Coming up on Tech Tuesday, Tumblr’s porn ban, mental health and social media use, and more.

Marvel Comics’ co-creator Stan Lee passed away in November, leaving behind not only an iconic company, but stories with strong messages about discrimination and bigotry. Much of Lee’s inspiration came from the civil rights struggles of the sixties. He created characters and worlds meant to embody some of the realities that minorities faced. Today on All Sides, how American culture influenced comic book creator Stan Lee.

The Columbus Crew is getting a new stadium in the Arena District. During an event Thursday, December 6 at Land Grant Brewing, Columbus leaders and #SaveTheCrew advocates announced that the 20,000-seat stadium would sit on 33 acres originally intended for a downtown casino. The city of Columbus and Franklin County announced it would put $50 million each toward investment in the team and infrastructure. Today on All Sides, the Columbus Crew, city council, and the lame duck session.

Today at 11 a.m. ​ ​If you plan on dining out this holiday season, the time to get your reservations in is now. Today on All Sides Weekend: Chefs in the City, we'll talk tips and recommendations for dining out during the holidays.

In many rural cities across the U.S., residents don’t have access to clean water. Lead, pesticides, and other chemicals continue contaminate wells and public water systems. Ohio isn’t the exception. Rural towns throughout the Midwest and Appalachia have struggled to provide clean water for years, unable to strike a balance between regulating pollutants from farming and fixing broken infrastructure. Today on All Sides, water quality in rural Ohio.

Ohio will become the first state in the U.S. to permit taxes to be paid in bitcoin. Companies from around the state are now able to use cryptocurrency to pay a variety of taxes, from tobacco sales to public utilities. Bitcoin is the only cryptocurrency to be accepted by the state. Today on All Sides, Ohio accepting bitcoin for tax payments, net neutrality status and more.

Following the vote on Issue One in the most recent midterms, state politicians are looking to change how residents can amend the constitution. House Joint Resolution 19 aims to make passage of measures like November’s Issue 1, the legalization of recreational marijuana, and others more difficult, increasing the voter approval to 60 percent. While all of this is happening, an exhibit of the original state constitution is on display at the Ohio Statehouse. Today on All Sides, changes to the Ohio