Discover the story behind Hot Chicken Takeover, a restaurant providing second chances to ex-cons, and why supporting such models matters for Ohio communities.

The U.S. Navy recently destroyed a narco-terrorist boat in the Caribbean reportedly carrying fentanyl, signaling a more aggressive approach and perhaps a new chapter in the war on drugs.

We paused from current headlines to honor the 4th anniversary of the Abbey Gate tragedy at the Kabul airport. Retired Master Sergeant Stephen Walter, a decorated Marine and local historian, joined us to share first-hand insights and honor those lost—including Corporal Kelsey Lainhart, an Ohioan who survived the attack, but lives with lasting injuries.

Whether you’re interested in the nuances of foreign policy, criminal justice reform, or just want to keep up with Ohio State football chatter, this episode offers food for thought, unexpected laughs, and plenty of local pride.

Although DC has some autonomy, federal law still allows the president to take control of the DC police in extraordinary circumstances, with a timeline for that control and eventual Congressional involvement.

Why are Ohio’s reporters running to Governor-hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy for comment, instead of Governor DeWine? Where is he?

What should’ve been a night filled with sweet jazz rhythms downtown turned into a scene straight out of a wrestling ring. After the festival and a Reds game, racial tensions escalated to violence, leaving five people charged (so far). Brett and Norm dissect what happened, why accountability matters—no matter your background—and the risks of letting “mob mentality” run the show.

Explore the complexities of the Big Beautiful Bill's key provisions, the tragic Kerrville flood, and their impact on everyday Americans. Clear insights on policy, politics, and local events

Explore Ohio's heated veto override effort on property tax reform, Governor DeWine's role, and the fiscal and political implications for residents and government spending.