Posted: Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Some of the four new gambling casinos being built across Ohio are being helped by publicly-funded colleges to get set up. Statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen reports.
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Beyond Stable
A brain-training program helps people with schizophrenia get to the next level.
GOP Senate Candidates Debate At City Club
Five candidates gave their pitches for why they should be the nominee to challenge Democrat Sherrod Brown. Listen to the entire debate.
Renewables Industry Initiates “Clean Energy” Ballot Issue
The ballot issue would have the state borrow billions of dollars to boost wind, solar, geothermal and other "clean energy” projects.
As Primary Looms Closer, Knox County Residents Weigh Republican Field
Voters in one of Ohio's Republican strongholds review the top GOP contenders.
Mandel To Skip GOP Senate Debate
Republican State Treasurer and U.S. Senate candidate Josh Mandel has bowed out of a debate scheduled for Wednesday in downtown Cleveland.
Supreme Court Considers Case On Military Honors
The Court heard arguments in a case testing whether the 2006 Stolen Valor Act is constitutional.
Climate Scientist Admits To Lying, Leaking Documents
Peter Gleick obtained and distributed internal documents belonging to the Heartland Institute.
'We Crush The Cars': Inside The Monster Truck Arena
The sport — yes, sport — of monster truck driving has come a long way.
Obama Takes New Approach To Black Voters For 2012
Obama tried not to focus on race in his 2008 campaign, but things are different this time around.
Architect On New Black History Museum Design
The way Americans learn about African American history is largely shaped by Philip Freelon.
On Tibetan Plateau, A Sense Of Constant Surveillance
Visiting Tibetan areas is risky for reporters. But Tibetans who help them face even greater dangers.
Portuguese Wary Of German Drive For Austerity
Some fear compliance with rigorous EU policies could weaken their democracy.
Mubarak's Trial Ends, Sentencing Set For June
Some Egyptians are doubtful the secretive and long trial will bring justice.
Two Western Journalists Among Dead In Syria
Marie Colvin of the Sunday Times of London and a French photojournalist were killed Wednesday.
Dealing With Dictators, The U.S. Playbook Varies
Some autocrats get the cold shoulder from the U.S., while others get the red-carpet treatment.
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