Clare Roth
WOSU Public Media
Columbus, OH, United States
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With Sale Of 10TV, National Owners Dominate Television In Columbus
Channel 10 is changing hands. As part of a $535 million deal, the Dispatch Broadcast Group is selling its television and radio stations, WBNS-TV, AM, and → Read More
Introducing Lisa Gain, Your Favorite Tiny Desk Contest Artist From Columbus
In the end, it was not much a contest at all. Out of more than two dozen Central Ohio bands who entered NPR Music's Tiny Desk Contest, our listeners picked → Read More
Franklin County Launches LGBT Domestic Violence Intervention Program
Franklin County Municipal Court will now offer LGBT-specific domestic violence intervention. Municipal Court Judges Eileen Paley and James O’Grady devised → Read More
Sen. Brown: Congress Needs To Save Children's Health Coverage
Sen. Sherrod Brown is expressing frustration at the lack of movement on funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program, or CHIP. The program, which → Read More
Following Hite Scandal, Ohio Senate Will Require Sexual Harassment Class
In the wake of state Sen. Cliff Hite's resignation, and the revelation of his "inappropriate behavior" toward a state employee, all Ohio state senators → Read More
Limestone Quarry Will Get Second Life As Newest Columbus Metro Park
A former limestone quarry along the Scioto River, just west of US-33, will be the site of the newest Columbus and Franklin County Metro Park. But for the → Read More
Parental Leave Gap At JP Morgan Chase Sparks Discrimination Charge
When Derek Rotondo's wife became pregnant last year, he started looking into parental leave options at JPMorgan Chase in Columbus, where he's an associate → Read More
Columbus: America's Fourth Fashion Capital?
New York City and Los Angeles have the largest concentration of fashion designers and industry in the country. As the home of Abercrombie & Fitch, → Read More
Minneapolis Measles Outbreak Prompts Somali Community Forum In Columbus
Earlier this month, word of a measles outbreak came from the Twin Cities in Minnesota. The majority of the 64 people affected were Somali-American. → Read More
What Does The Law Say About Tampering With Police GPS Trackers?
The brother of one of the eight people killed in last year's Pike County massacre faces felony charges of tampering with evidence after prosecutors say he → Read More
Taking Off From Columbus, A Flight Around The World To Inspire STEM Education
On Monday morning, an aviator will take off from Columbus to continue a 90-day around-the-world trip, inspired by a historic Columbus flight more than 50 → Read More
America Counts Homelessness Wrong. Ohio Congress Members Plan To Change That
In March, Rep. Steve Stivers of Ohio's 15th district introduced a bill in the U.S. House of Representatives. Its aim is small, but important—expand the → Read More
On 40th Birthday, Cartoon Museum Celebrates The Serious Art Of Funny Pages
In May 1977, Lucy Shelton Caswell began to gather and curate the art of Columbus cartoonist Milton Caniff. That collection became The Ohio State University → Read More
On NASA's Mars Mission, Ohio State Students Might Help Grow The Plants
Every year, NASA poses a challenge to schools around the country come up with a prototype that the organization can use in its journey to Mars. Among the → Read More
"Refugee Road" Comic Takes A Page From Author's Life Growing Up Poor In Columbus
After battling poverty as a child with her family, Tara Rase got out of Columbus. Now, in a series called "Refugee Road," she's revisiting that journey → Read More
"Free To Ride" Documentary Explores A Different Bus Civil Rights Fight
In 2011, the Dayton Regional Transport Authority went to the suburb of Beavercreek, Ohio, with a seemingly simple request: add an additional three bus → Read More