A look at frequently asked questions about radon and what Ohioans can do to protect themselves from the toxic gas.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A naturally occurring, radioactive gas is lingering in the homes of millions of Ohioans. Radon, considered the leading cause of ...

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This story is sponsored by Utahradon.org. Over 21,000 Americans die every year from radon-induced lung cancer, yet most people don't know when they have been exposed to the radioactive gas. Here's ...

An Ohio lawmaker introduced bills to require testing for radon, a toxic gas linked to lung cancer, in homes and schools.

LUCKEY, Ohio — Radon testing conducted at three Luckey-area schools by state health authorities last week found acceptably low levels of radon on par with the national indoor average, according to the ...

A Dispatch investigation has found housing authorities fail to test all their homes for radon, a gas known as the second leading cause of lung cancer.

Yes, it was unseasonably warm in Central Oregon for parts of the early winter. No, that doesn’t mean the heating season has passed. That means we’re still in a critical time of the year for radon ...

The Ohio Department of Health wants to work with lawmakers to increase radon testing in schools following a Dispatch investigation that found policymakers have for years failed to protect Ohioans from ...

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - There's a new alert to all Pennsylvanians about radon testing still being crucial in homes, schools, and businesses to protect your health. A state radon expert is shining a light ...

This investigation was made possible with support from the Kozik Environmental Justice Reporting Grants at the National Press Foundation and the National Press Club Journalism Institute and from the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Hundreds of thousands of Ohioans rely on public housing to keep them from becoming homeless — yet as Marlene Carey discovered, the ...