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2 days ago | wosu.org | Matthew Rand

It's been 10 years since the U.S. Supreme Court issued its landmark ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges, which affirmed the right to same-sex marriage across the United States. The lead plaintiff in that case was Sandusky, Ohio native Jim Obergefell, who went to court to have his marriage to his late husband, John Arthur, recognized by the state. Related: Landmark Same-Sex Marriage Case Sparked An Unlikely FriendshipToday, polls show most Americans think same-sex marriage should be legal.

3 days ago | wosu.org | Allie Vugrincic

The Columbus Museum of Art will get a new roof on its historic building thanks to $3.75 million from the state of Ohio, Franklin County and the city of Columbus. The original part of the Columbus Museum of Art, the Elizabeth M. and Richard M. Ross Building, was built in 1931. It's a Renaissance revival style building that houses 10 permanent collection galleries with more than 14,000 works of art.

3 days ago | wosu.org | Allie Vugrincic

On a sunny Saturday morning, about a dozen people clad in sunhats and gardening gloves gathered around the trailhead at Calamus Swamp Preserve. Columbus Audubon President Kori Sedmak welcomed new and returning volunteers. She explained that Calamus Swamp is no ordinary pond. “It's pretty unique geologically. It was formed 10,000 years ago, give or take, by the glaciers, so a big chunk of glacial ice fell off of the glacier into this pond that we're going to see and formed the pond itself,” she said.

3 days ago | wosu.org | Allie Vugrincic |Kendall Crawford

Ohio communities across the state have placed bans on sleeping outside, making unsheltered homelessness illegal. Newark, in Licking County, was one of the first towns to institute an encampment ban last fall. At that time, the city promised to come up with a system to help connect those charged with the misdemeanor crime to permanent housing.

4 days ago | wosu.org | Debbie Holmes

A program aimed at helping families secure housing that started seven years ago with 10 families now includes 100 families. But there are concerns about obtaining more housing because of escalating rents and a smaller supply of affordable units. When Tehani Mesa-Morales arrives home after work, her pit bulldog Blitz greets her. Her 9-year-old daughter Nathalia takes Blitz outside for a walk. They live in a quiet Dublin community with townhouses.