A summer vacation from the gas tax? McCain and Clinton say yes. Obama says no. Analysts shake their heads. We look at the price of gas and what a real energy strategy would look like.

Novelist Louise Erdrich on Native Americans, violence in North Dakota, and her latest: "The Plague of Doves."

Strong reactions are coming in toward new rules for guns in national parks. The Department of the Interior wants to partially lift its ban on bringing loaded weapons into parks and wildlife refuges. Tom Banse has more.

This year, three of Washington State's nine Supreme Court Justices are up for re-election. These campaigns will likely be overshadowed by the governor's race and the presidential race. But there's a lot at stake in these judicial contests as well.

Alex Arshinkoff beat back a challenge to his leadership of the Summit County GOP last night winning election as chairman of the central committee. Opposition leaders say despite the outcome, they're pleased to have a launching pad for party reform.

Reconciliation - Part Two. Part two of GDDG Photography's reconciliation series is utilizing, as the component of the reconciliation series, the photographs from Genese's February beauty photo shoot. (PRWeb May 1, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/05/prweb903844.htm

Ohio's public schools are seeing a growing problem of students from other districts enrolling without paying tuition. A Summit County district is trying a new way to track them down. WKSU's Amanda Rabinowitz reports.

With pastors like Jeremiah Wright, Barack Obama needs no enemies. And political commentator Juan Williams says that Wright may have crippled not only Obama's campaign, but the Democratic party. WKSU's M.L. Schultze reports.

It's not as chic as Paris or as trendy as New York, but northeast Ohio's fashion industry is starting to strut its stuff. Starting this weekend and continuing through next, models will pivot and twirl and fabric will billow and

Looking at variations in Amateur Radio licensing activity and new ARRL membership around the country, it's apparent that there are "hot spots" where newcomers are joining our ranks in relatively large numbers compared to other areas.

Rupert Murdoch's piece of the American media is big, and getting bigger. Congress wants a say. We look at Murdoch's big media play.

We talk to a Harvard-trained sociologist about what he learned on the War on Drugs when he became a cop in Baltimore's Eastern District.