OH Really?: Recent Episodes
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WKSU is looking for the answers to the questions you have about Ohio in a project we call OH Really? It's an initiative that makes you part of the news gathering process.
A listener asks whether coastal delays related to the pandemic are impacting Cleveland.
The Ohio Department of Transportation is installing many of these intersections in Summit and surrounding counties.
What was once a small rural airstrip is causing headaches for one drone user in Canton.
A listener asks about getting a Johnson & Johnson shot after already completing both doses of the Pfizer vaccine.
Amid concerns about learning days lost because of the pandemic, a listener and former teacher asked "OH Really?" if now might be a good time to consider moving to a year-round school calendar.
A listener asks about some information he received about injections being reserved for second doses.
Ohio voters have twice approved a new way of drawing legislative district maps at the state and federal levels. But nothing has happened yet. A listener wondered why. WKSU's OH Really? helped her find out.
The county recently moved from the highest coronavirus threat level, down to the second highest
You have questions about voting this fall: everything from counting absentee ballots to voting in-person. You asked – we’re answering in this week’s "OH Really?" election-protection conversation with Jen Miller, director of the Ohio League of Women Voters.
WKSU listeners have been sending in questions about voting this fall, from what happens to absentee ballot applications to the security of each county’s dropbox. We’re answering in our first "OH Really?" election-protection conversation. Jen Miller, director of the Ohio League of Women Voters, begins by discussing why some people are getting multiple absentee ballot applications.