The Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority will end its contract next year with the company that manages its Section 8 voucher program. That will affect about 13,000 households in central Ohio. wosu.pm/3SDUFQb

Ohio Senator and Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance’s recent remarks are courting controversy. He has incurred the wrath of Taylor Swift fans and Jennifer Aniston by saying the U.S. is being run by "childless cat ladies." wosu.pm/3AfWbl8

Legal recreational marijuana is now on sale across Ohio. We’re getting you all caught up on all things concerning Ohio politics during this week's Weekly Reporter Roundtable. wosu.pm/3WI2kxZ

When Brea Baker’s grandfather died in 2019, he told her, “Don’t sell the land.” It was land that was fought for by generations of Black Americans and belonged to the Lumbee Tribe for 14,000 years before them. wosu.pm/3WZvDxf

When voters cast their ballots on Nov. 5, will they trust that their vote has been counted? And perhaps more importantly, will voters accept the results as fair? wosu.pm/4dmjHeL

A Belgian non-profit is training rats to help find survivors of earthquakes, hurricanes and other natural disasters. The African giant-pouched rats will wear miniaturized high-tech backpacks to help them track and communicate with humans. wosu.pm/4dGKFO1

Imagine learning your mother had a sibling. An aunt you’d never met. A woman who’d hardly spoken a word in her life and been sent away for it. It’s a story that, unfortunately, was all too common not so long ago. wosu.pm/46NvccS

Last month, the GOP descended on Milwaukee. Next week the Democrats will have their convention in Chicago. Banners, buttons, rock music and balloons are part of the raucous celebration of political conventions. wosu.pm/4dku1E5

Gen Z is rediscovering blue-collar jobs and gravitating towards them. We’ll talk about what’s driving this trend, the careers Gen Zers are drawn to and what this means for the world of work. Listen at 10 a.m. wosu.pm/4dLc7tY

Meet three central Ohioans with a passion for improving your health and wellness. Listen at 11 a.m. wosu.pm/3YKmg5S

Columbus forensic psychologist discusses his lifelong fascination with serial killers wosu.pm/3Av2Bgn

How much control should a city have over the details of its developments? The owners of Dublin Village Center claim the city has too much. wosu.pm/4dovs4F

The Republican-led Ohio Ballot Board voted 3-to-2 on Friday to certify ballot language for a redistricting amendment to the Ohio Constitution on the November ballot. wosu.pm/3TitbQz

In 2016, the phrase “nasty woman” became a feminist rallying cry for Hillary Clinton supporters, after Donald Trump used it to describe her during a debate. It was emblematic of the language used around female politicians in the past and is ongoing. wosu.pm/46TKOvB

They’re adorable, but they’re also nuisances. Some communities in central Ohio are dealing with a deer dilemma as population density overtakes their habitats. wosu.pm/3Xc3aES

We’re talking about how people use AI chatbots. Turns out the bots are helping humans with everything from creative writing to sexy talk and everything in between. wosu.pm/3YQhkMU

Anna Marie Tendler checked herself into a psychiatric hospital in January 2021 for intense suicidal ideation, self-harm and disordered eating. She was a woman in crisis. wosu.pm/4dzviaK

"The Ohio Country" is a 12-part podcast from WYSO that explores the history of Native Americans in the state. wosu.pm/3WUnB7J

An annual summit delivers a stark overview of the state of trafficking in Ohio and elsewhere and efforts to eradicate it. Ohio ranks in the top 10 for calls to the national human trafficking hotline. wosu.pm/3MBmUf3

On this hour of All Sides, we're holding conversations with some fascinating Ohioans, including the founder of the American Sign Museum in Cincinnati, who will discuss the museum's recently expanded Main Street exhibit. wosu.pm/3z0Srn8