Coming up, we look at food allergies and the best practices for navigating a world with specific dietary needs. Also, explore how your body reacts to the rising and the setting of the sun. We'll wrap with a talk about the experience of head trauma.

The Ohio State University recently announced plans to make tuition more affordable for low and middle income students. Today we look at the costs of college locally and nationally as well as what it takes to manage the costs of higher education.

We look at the history and future of talking toys like Chatty Cathy and Teddy Ruxpin. Twitter looks to make a surprising update and Facebook continues to contend with ads created by Russia.

Friction between the Ohio Department of Education and The Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow (ECOT) continues as one state report indicates ECOT reported inaccurate enrollment statistics that would level $19.2 million in penalties to the online charter school. At the Statehouse, Ohio legislators find conflict in proposing reform plans for the future of redistricting in the Buckeye State. We'll discuss these topics and more of the latest in state and national news with our panel of reporters.

This weekend the new thriller "My Friend Dahmer" about infamous serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer will be screened at Cartoon Crossroads Columbus. The film and an upcoming Netflix series thrust the world of serial killers into the pop culture sphere. Today we look at the media depiction of serial killers and the curiosity surrounding them.

Last year during this month, 13 year old Ty're King was shot by Columbus police. Now this year national and local incidents of violence and death occurring from police interactions with the Black communities continue to strain tensions between the two. Hear from community members, experts and police on what is or isn't changing with policing and learn about an event being held in memory King.

Last weekend, President Trump made a number of inflammatory statements concerning about professional athletes, particularly NFL players who chose to kneel during the national anthem over the last year. In response, the "#TakeTheKnee" protests expanded into a movement, putting a spotlight on the influence of athletes and their organizations in the national discourse on race, equality, and patriotism. Today, we discuss the evolution, outcomes, and trajectory of this ongoing phenomenon.

The nation’s opioid crisis has been described as the deadliest drug epidemic in U.S. history. The crisis has permeated businesses across Central Ohio to treat work-related injuries or conditions protected under the Americans with Disabilities Act. A May survey of employers by the National Safety Council found that 71 percent have felt the impact of prescription drug abuse at work.

Football season is here which also means tailgating. However double dipping and the five second rule at the pregame meal could spell danger in the form of food borne illnesses. This week on Wellness Wednesday, our dirty food habits, what’s safe, what’s not and why it matters. Also, how much should you sweat in a workout. Guests: Christine Yu, contributing writer, Outside Magazine Paul Dawson, professor of food safety at Clemson University Angela Ballard, Registered Nurse and Emergency Medical

The American religious landscape has changed rapidly. Hear from the author of "The End of White Christian America" and local religious leaders on how race and politics intersect with religion in America.