Statehouse Businesses Get Big Role in Writing New Pollution Rules (01/12/05)

Statehouse Ken Blackwell's Disgraceful Election Machinations (12/08/04)

Statehouse Legislating Republican Control in Ohio (11/17/04)

Statehouse Spreading Cincinnati's Intolerance Statewide (10/13/04)

Deters Is Safe at Home Prosecutor's race is chance to duck his own scandal (10/06/04)

Statehouse Take It From Reagan, Vote Democratic

(09/08/04)

Statehouse Ohio Could Make the Difference This Year

(08/11/04)

Statehouse Keeping Public Records From the Public

(07/14/04)

Statehouse MATRIX Knows All About You (06/09/04)

Statehouse Legislators Must Prescribe Cure for Nursing Shortage

(05/12/04)

Statehouse Nurse Shortage Is Hazardous to Our Health (05/05/04)

Statehouse 'Defense of Marriage' Is an Offense Against the Unmarried (03/10/04)

Statehouse The Truth About Diebold and Your Ballot (02/11/04)

Statehouse Computer Voting: How to Steal an Election (01/14/04)

Statehouse Charter Schools Provide Good Feelings, But Not Much Else (12/17/03)

Statehouse The Damage Done, State Consumer 'Advocate' Quits (11/12/03)

Statehouse Issue 1: Lots of Money for Corporations (10/08/03)

Statehouse Eric Fingerhut Is No Jerry Springer -- Seriously (09/17/03)

Statehouse Too High and Too Low: Ohio's Corporate Tax Mess (08/13/03)

Statehouse Where Have All the Democrats Gone? (07/09/03)

Statehouse Don't Limit Lawsuits -- Redistribute the Awards (03/12/03)

Statehouse Lawsuits Are Good for Your Health (02/19/03)

Statehouse Legislators Let Corporations Dodge State Taxes (02/05/03)

Statehouse Thank You for Getting Drunk (12/12/02)

Statehouse Hagan Is in the Details (10/10/02)

Statehouse Taft's Ads Give Misleading Picture of His Record (09/12/02)

Statehouse Mental Health Care and Personal Freedom

(08/14/02)

Up In Smoke Ohio is burning through its tobacco settlement money, and public health suffers (08/08/02)

Statehouse Cowardice defines legislature's budget 'fix' (06/13/02)

Statehouse 'Intelligent Design' Is Religion Masking as Science (05/09/02)

Statehouse Deters' Questionable Fund-Raising Reveals Loopholes in Ohio Campaign Finance Laws (04/18/02)

Statehouse Educating Prisoners Is Cheaper Than Locking Them up Again (04/04/02)

Statehouse Gov. Taft Reluctantly Discovers Drug Law Reform (02/14/02)

Statehouse Dirty Tricks in Ohio's Drug War (01/17/02)

Statehouse Our Own Olympic Scandal (12/20/01)

Statehouse Ohio Still Fighting Women's Choice (11/15/01)

Statehouse Ohio Supreme Court Fails Kids (10/18/01)

Statehouse Legislative Maneuvers Are a Gas (09/13/01)

Statehouse Ohio Discovers the Internet (08/09/01)

Statehouse Is That a Gun in Your Pocket or Are You Just Happy About Concealed Weapons? (07/12/01)

Statehouse Making Elections More Democratic

(06/14/01)

Statehouse If Elections Were a Sport, Redistricting Would Be Cheating (05/10/01)

Statehouse Like It Or Not, E-Check Works

(04/19/01)

Statehouse States Getting Ready to Tax Internet Sales (03/15/01)

Statehouse Rubber Bands and Paper Clips Won't Fix School Funding (02/15/01)

Statehouse Recession would bust state surpluses (01/11/01)

Arts Listings (12/14/00)

Jonesing for a Gadget Fix No shortage of stuff for your high-tech loved ones (11/30/00)

Digital Wire WVXU Does Web Radio Right (11/30/00)

Statehouse States' Rights and DUI (11/09/00)

Digital Wire Internet Radio Makes Computers Sing (10/26/00)

Statehouse Corporations Battle Populist Court (10/12/00)

Digital Wire Online Students Don't Stand in Line (09/28/00)

Digital Wire Campuses Working on Getting Wired (08/24/00)

Statehouse Personal Liberty Concerns Stall New Seat Belt Law (08/10/00)

Digital Wire Web Sales a Hole in One for Local Golf Shop (07/27/00)

Statehouse Brownfields Bill Isn't Much More Than a Start (07/14/00)

Statehouse Making Political Hay Over High Gas Prices (07/13/00)

Digital Wire Cincinnati Entrepreneur Tries to Bridge Black/White Internet Gap (06/29/00)

Statehouse Ohio General Assembly Should Be Ashamed of Its Poor Education Record (06/15/00)

Digital Wire Internet Voting Is an Idea Whose Time Has Come (05/25/00)

Statehouse Cincinnati Legislator Seeks Ohio Law to Show Mercy When Babies Are Abandoned (05/11/00)

Digital Wire No-Hands Computers Not That Far Away (04/27/00)

On the Beat Anti-Abortion Fervor in Ohio Legislature Shows No Sign of Slowing (04/06/00)

Digital Wire The Future of Wearable Computers Is Closer (03/23/00)

Statehouse Ohio's Goal to Spend Tobacco Settlement on Education Is a Cruel Hoax (03/09/00)

Science and Technology Cincinnati Company Helps Organize and Catalogue the Web (02/24/00)

Digital Wire: Science & Technology All the News That's Fit to Surf Online (01/27/00)

on the beat Are Community Schools Really Working? (09/09/99)

on the beat Y2K Glitches: Immunity for All? (08/26/99)

on the beat Re: How and Why We Are Stupid, Part 4

From: Dr. Tom (08/19/99)

real life Cincinnati, the Internet Hub (08/12/99)

on the beat When Political Correctness Gets Unconstitional

(07/22/99)

Here's Looking at You While many Cincinnatians celebrate surveillance cameras as crime-fighting tools, ACLU warns of dangerous precedent set by giving up expectation of privacy (07/15/99)

Statehouse on the beat (06/24/99)

Statehouse Prisons for Profit (05/27/99)

Statehouse Inventory Taxes Targeted (04/29/99)

Cincinnatians Take Tantra Yoga's 'Path to Higher Consciousness' (04/01/99)

Statehouse A Harder Line for HMOs? (03/25/99)

Statehouse Proponents of Increasing Mental Health Coverage Regroup

(02/25/99)

Statehouse Rewards for Residential Electric Customers? (02/11/99)

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