A new study by the consumer website GoodRx has found that the cost for prescriptions can vary videly, even in the same state. Cleveland pharmacy prices were 2.5 percent above the national average while Columbus prices were nearly 22 percent below the average. Today on Wellness Wednesday, how and why drugs are priced differently in different cities and states. Also, the growing science of gene editing, and who should check their bone density numbers -- and when. Guests: Thomas Goetz, chief of

Adult-film star Stormy Daniels attracted attention in march when she sued President Trump, claiming he never signed a non-disclosure agreement that keeps her from discussing an alleged year-long affair before Trump ran for president.

Today at 11 a.m. Twitter has purged more than 70 million fake accounts in an effort to restore trust in its platform, and in the process costing politicians, celebrities, and other personalities a few thousand to millions of followers following the purge.

The number of construction and extraction jobs are expected to grow 11 percent between 2016 and 2026, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. However, a wave of baby boomers working skilled trade jobs such as these are retiring, and there are not enough young workers being trained to replace them.

Hip-hop power couple Beyoncé and Jay-Z have 44 million page views to show that their new music and -- more distinctly -- the accompanying video is sending a strong message. Filmed at the famed Louvre in Paris, the video features Beyoncé among lines of black dancers moving through the galleries of masterpieces featuring white people.

Join guest host Christopher Purdy as we discuss the Columbus library's latest "Quick Picks" and more.

On today's show we discuss the consequences of the enormous amount of plastic disgarded everyday, alternative options available for use, and a bill that is currently making its way through the Ohio Senate concerning the issue.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, conducted two of its largest raids this year when it arrested more than 200 workers in northern Ohio last month. This is part of increased deportation efforts across the country.

Columbus City Council has approved an ordinance regulating “aggressive” panhandling. The new rules prohibit panhandling near ATMs, on freeway ramps and at intersections. Panhandlers are also banned from following or touching pedestrians.

Decades of research has shown that mother’s milk is healthiest for children, a familiar theme underscored in a recent World Health Organization resolution to encourage breastfeeding.