The owner of Columbus Crew SC, Anthony Precourt, announced Monday night his threat to move the team to Austin, Texas, for the 2019 season if the Columbus taxpayers do not build him a new, downtown stadium. We examine a potential Crew relocation, its economic impact on Columbus, and MAPFRE Stadium's future.

Last week, a number of women stepped forward with accusations of sexual misconduct from Hollywood executive Harvey Weinstein of Miramax Films. It's not the first storyline on the subject to emerge from a high-profile industry this year. With sexual assault and gender discrimination scandals also erupting in Silicon Valley and awareness growing nationwide, we look at the prevalence sexual harassment in the workplace.

On this week's Wellness Wednesday, we focus on Americans' medication habits. A Do-It-Yourself approach to retail drugs challenges the dominance of Big Pharma, but draws questions and concerns on its safety and validity. Trauma-sensitive yoga opens new doors for mental health treatment. Then, why experts recommend a regular review of your medication regimen with your physician and pharmacist.

Following news that University of Cincinnati will let white nationalist leader Richard Spencer speak on their campus- we look at how free speech works at colleges and universities locally and nationally.

New polls show Americans aren't excited about a more automated future. Also, Ohio State University’s new Digital Flagship University initiative will place an iPad into the hands of every incoming undergraduate student beginning next school year. The initiative will boost learning in app development and coding.

Ohio State University releases a decision as to whether or not, white nationalist leader Richard Spencer, can speak on campus. Things heat up in the gubernatorial race as GOP candidates take aim at current governor, John Kasich. Issue 2 continues to be hotly debated, why? Coming up, we are talking about the latest in state and national news with a panel of reporters.

For centuries, people have theorized about the origins of humankind. As genetic science has advanced, many of the stories we've held about the past are being upended. Coming up, a look how the study of DNA is reshaping the narrative of human history.

Hazing has been part of the fabric of college life for centuries. Yet, year after year, incidents emerge where young people take these acts too far, sometimes to deadly results. Today, we examine the outlook of hazing on college campuses and their Greek life communities.

Guest host Christopher Purdy brings a review of what's new in the literary world to All Sides Weekend. Join us for recommendations and insights on what's new and upcoming books are worth a read.

President Trump is pushing for a Senate intelligence panel probe of "fake news networks" in the United States. Today we look at the accuracy of media reporting and journalism. Also get tips on fact checking and spotting fake news articles online.