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Widow Of Suicidal Owner Registers Exotics In Ohio
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The widow of a suicidal owner who released dozens of exotic animals in Ohio last year has registered the five surviving animals with the state. Marian Thompson submitted her state… Read More
Long Lines As Early Voting Ends In Ohio
Despite controversy and lawsuits that have surrounded the state's early voting practices, Ohio voters were allowed to vote over the weekend and on Monday. There were 526 people who voted… Read More
Efforts Continue To Help W.Va. Storm Victims
By: Associated Press
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Efforts are continuing across West Virginia to provide food and shelter to storm victims, clean up debris and clear fallen trees from roads. The West Virginia National Guard says about… Read More
Ten-Year-Old Hit By Truck
By: Atish Baidya
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A ten-year-old boy is dead after being hit by a pickup truck in Mason County, West Virginia. Mason County Sheriff's deputies said it happened around 1:30 p.m. Sunday. They… Read More
Trio Arrested For Allegedly Stealing Campaign Signs
By: Jasmin Pettaway
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Three people are charged with theft for allegedly stealing political signs Saturday morning. The alleged thieves included a father who was driving the vehicle, his daughter, and another juvenile female… Read More
Culture Shock: International Students And The Differences From Back Home
On this edition of Conversations from Studio B, hosts Ayantu Tibeso and Belinda Glover from the Center for International Studies talk with Katty Alhayek, Priyanka Silmi, and Chikondi Khangamwa about their studies within… Read More
Jackson County Ohio Miners Face Possible Layoffs
Workers at a Jackson County Ohio coal mine still face potential layoffs at the end of the year. But the company that owns the mine said it will not have… Read More
Neighborhood Associations Work To Beautify Athens
It takes a group effort to create a sense of community in a city or a town. In Athens, one large effort that may go unnoticed is that of the… Read More
11/5/12 Ryan Theis Press Conference
Ohio head volleyball coach Ryan Theis addresses the media on Ohio's spilt of road games over the weekend, and the preparation for another road trip next weekend. The Bobcats will… Read More
Afternoon Audio Update For November 5
By: Sophia Ciancone
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Thousands of people waited for hours in long lines during the last weekend of early voting in Ohio. Ohioans who own exotic animals face a Monday deadline to register their… Read More
11/5/12 Frank Solich Press Conference: Bowling Green Will Be “Best Defense We’ve Faced”
By: Marlowe Alter
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Bowling Green comes to town Wednesday night for a showdown between two MAC East rivals. The Falcons (6-3, 4-1) are riding a five-game win streak and will be rested coming off… Read More
Thousands Wait In Weekend Lines For Early Voting
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More than 1,000 voters cast their ballots early this past weekend in Athens County, according to elections officials at the county's Board of Elections office. They joined the more than… Read More
Kasich Silently Stumping For Romney
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Ohio Gov. John Kasich is doing what he can to help Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney win the battleground state, and that sometimes includes holding his tongue. … Read More
Connect Ohio Offers Broadband For Education
The Internet is playing a big role in education, but one in three Appalachian Ohio families doesn't have Internet access. A report recently issued by the group Connect Ohio outlines… Read More
The Mothership Has Landed: OU Wind Symphony Releases Debut CD
By: Emily Votaw
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Last spring, the OU Wind Symphony gathered in Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium to start recording its first-ever CD.
Now, after eight months of hard work, the group will reconvene in that same hall to celebrate the release of its album, titled Mothership.
Teen Craigslist Murderer Faces Life In Prison
By: Associated Press
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UPDATE 11:17 A.M. Sentencing has been delayed for an Ohio teenager convicted in a plot to lure men desperate for work with phony Craigslist job offers. The judge said sentencing will… Read More
Vice President Campaigns In Lancaster
By: Michael Locklear
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In a final push for votes in Lancaster, Vice President Joe Biden said character is the quality that separates the two presidential candidates. “My guy, Barack Obama, your president,… Read More
Morning Update For November 5
Gas prices in Ohio are going down again. A ten-year-old boy has died in West Virginia after being hit by a truck. Details in your morning update.