Your weekly dose of common sense with Common Sense Ohio.

The death penalty is one of the most hotly debated subjects in the United States.

Robert Cooperman discusses his work with the Natural Theater, an approach to theater that emphasizes portraying the founding philosophy of the country through drama and rejecting victim-based stories.

Adams County police sue rapper Afroman, Bigfoot sightings are a sight to behold in Ohio, and we pause to reflect on Jerry Springer’s Cincinnati legacy.

Amherst bus driver fundraiser - Norm has the t-shirt - and the state of Ohio school bus drivers.

Biden looks to boost EV sales with plan to cut vehicle emissions, 8 officers involved in shooting death of Jayland Walker return to work at Akron Police Department and more!

Ohio distracted driver law is now in effect. What could this mean down the road for drivers?

The indictment of Trump and Is Ohio on its way to abolishing the death penalty?

Steve updates on his experience from his family's vacation in Mexico. We talk about Federales, cartels, local police, and the locals. And how our two countries look at freedoms much differently.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine delivers State of the State address - "science of reading" and what is it? Plus money for vocational schools.

The majority of the car thefts they are seeing are still of Kias and Hyundais

Ohio House ex-speaker’s trial in $60M bribery probe to begin. Former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder goes on trial next week in the highest-profile reckoning yet to arise from a $60 million federal bribery investigation that federal prosecutors call the largest corruption case in state history.

What is going on within OH GOP in the House of Representatives? The speaker is now Jason Stevens rather than Derek Marrin. Ohio Republican Party censures GOP lawmakers who backed the new House speaker and those that voted against Derek Marrin.

Are We Light On Crime? Oh, and Happy New Year!