Today at 11 a.m. Cycling is evolving, and the changes are visible here in Ohio. New bike lanes, e-bikes, and sharrows are examples of infrastructures adapting to increased bike traffic. However, hazards such as distracted drivers and autonomous vehicles pose risk towards riders. Today we discuss the landscape of cycling.

The 2020 census has run into some hurdles as officials work towards preparing for the country wide survey. The Trump administration has suggested adding a question regarding the respondents citizenship status while the officials consider the cost of moving the mainly paper taken survey to an online platform. Join us today as we consider the issues concerning the 2020 census and how it could impact states and government funded programs.

Wine has been lifting spirits for thousands of years. Join guest host Clare Roth as she discusses wine and the perfect wine and food pairings.

It is said that Americans have butchered the English language since they declared their independence from England. According to author Lynne Murphy, this is strange considering many American phrases come from British English. She recently came out with an entire book documenting the irregularities of both languages. Today, we consider the differences between the two languages and where they originate.

The Columbus Landmarks group has taken initiative to educate high school students on the neighborhoods in which they live. The program is one of the many new learning and teaching strategies that schools have implemented in the modern era. Join us today as we discuss alternative learning in schools and the tools that teachers are giving students to better learn about their community.

A new report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that one in 59 children are autistic. This is an increase from a 2014 estimate of one in 68, and continues to illustrate a rising prevalence of the developmental disorder over the past decade. We will look at the report's findings and the impact of autism in the country today.

In March, the most comprehensive penis transplant was performed on a US veteran at Johns Hopkins Hospital. The recipient has already shown signs of improvement as he is able to walk and is projected to make a full recovery. The surgery was made all the more difficult as the recipient has a rare blood type, leading to a smaller amount of possible donors. Today, we discuss men's health, the impact stress has on overeating, and Dr. Linda Stone's efforts to combat burnout in medical students through

Columbus City Schools has resumed their search for a new superintendent after initial searches were called off earlier this year. While no new candidates have been announced, sessions will take place today to decide what outside legal counsel will be used to assist in the process. With continued instability on the board, today we discuss the impact a school has on its surrounding area, from the housing market to the kind of education its students receive.

Following the arrest of the Golden State Killer, a suspect named Joseph James DeAngelo, investigators confessed to using genealogy website GEDmatch to trace DNA left at crime scenes to the suspect. Some involved in the investigation questioned the legality of this move but it was deemed acceptable by a lawyer with the F.B.I. Join us today as we consider the implications this move has on the future of DNA profiling as well as the policy behind government agencies and their Twitter pages.

The gubernatorial candidates from both parties have ambitious plans for improving Ohio's education system. Universal pre-kindergarten, lowering costs of attending college, and reducing standardized state testing are among the top priorities of several candidates. We'll also look at Governor Kasich's latest executive order, the upcoming vote for the new Ohio House speaker, and more with our panel of reporters.