Music education has been proven to have tangible benefits in the way that students interact and engage with their classmates, other academic subjects, and budding passions. Today, we discuss modern approaches to arts education in our schools. Later, we are joined by cast members from the musical “School of Rock”, running this weekend at the Ohio Theater in downtown Columbus.

Attempts made by the Obama administration to make states uses less coal and more energy sources that produce fewer carbon emissions will be threatened by President Trump and the new head of the EPA. Obama's Clean Power Plan is set to be repealed by the Trump Administration. We look at what that means for Ohio and the nation.

Baby boomers and Hepatitis C. Find out about a new treatment for the disease and how common is it among people born between 1945 and 1965. Also a new initiative aims to save lives in the event of a mass shooting.

Quantum physics is the study the smallest, most elementary particles in existence. We talk to a Nobel Laureate in Physics about what is known and unknown about how the universe works at the quantum level.

Once a tried and true method of communication for 90's babies, millennials and Generation X-ers- AOL Instant Messenger or AIM will be discounting services and leaving a river of emoticon tears in it's wake. We look at how the instant messenger impacted pop culture and the world wide web. Also how is the internet regulated and organized? We take a look at two different approaches to the task.

Gov. John Kasich comes out in favor of banning bump stocks or devices used to increase the discharge rate of a firearm, in the wake of the Las Vegas shooting tragedy. Kasich also has spoken out against creating overly partisan districts and re-districting in Ohio. We'll discuss these topics and more of the latest in state and national news with our panel of reporters, including the Trump Administration's next step in rolling back the Obama health care law and issues with Issue 2.

Today at 10am Could you tell someone your life story in six words? Today we take a look at the Six Word Memoir project which offers participants a challenging yet poignant opportunity to share their stories. It's had contributions from Jimmy Carter, George Takei and Junot Diaz. We'll also discuss the project's newest theme: the immigration experience.

It may not seem revolutionary now but chefs and restaurants featuring locally grown produce was once a ground breaking achievement. Today we look at the farm-to-table movement, its pioneers and its future here in Columbus.

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.

After the worst mass shooting in U.S. history, guns are back in the news. We look at the six pending gun bills in the Ohio General Assembly and explore federal and state laws.