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Men’s basketball: Ohio never trails, hands Marshall its first loss in nail-biter
Ohio nearly let another game slip away, but in the end, the Bobcats built too big an early lead for Marshall to overcome. The Bobcats improved to 4-1 with a… Read More
FBI Traced Craigslist Murder Victim Through Email
A pastor and close friend of a man killed in Ohio in what authorities call a deadly Craigslist robbery scheme says the FBI traced the victim's whereabouts using an email he sent to… Read More
The Original Honky Tonk Hero Returns to Southeast Ohio
Country music legend Billy Joe Shaver will perform at the Adelphia Music Hall in downtown Marietta, Ohio, this Saturday. The show starts at 7:30 p.m., followed by Charleston, W.Va group… Read More
Athens Homeowner Hogties Burglary Suspect
When Athens County Sheriff's deputies responded to a burglary call last night on Elliotsville Road, they were met with an unusual sight — the suspect was hogtied and unconscious. … Read More
Athens Co. Sheriff Reacts To Budget Cuts
The Athens County Sheriff's Office has been notified it will not be receiving funds from a domestic violence grant for fiscal year 2012. The loss of the money means domestic… Read More
Women’s basketball: Final efforts not enough, Seahawks beat Ohio by five
Not just one, but two streaks ended today and for Ohio; it was a streak they did not want to end. UNC-Wilmington came to town for an early afternoon match-up… Read More
Judge Rules Against Athens In Strip Club Case
An Athens County Common Pleas Court judge has ruled in favor of a company who wants to bring a strip club to Athens. Judge Alan Goldsberry reversed the Athens Zoning… Read More
Afternoon Audio Update November 30
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources delivered its final recommendations on exotic animal ownership to the governor today. Details in your afternoon audio update.
Football: Weller, 10 Bobcats win All-MAC awards
After winning five division special teams player of the week awards, the Mid-American Conference named Ohio placekicker Matt Weller the Special Teams "Player of the Year" Wednesday. Weller led the… Read More
Exotic Animal Recommendations Delivered To Governor
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources delivered its final recommendation report on exotic animal regulations to the Governor's office today, but the report does not make a recommendation on what… Read More
Rural Action Aims To Remedy Food Deserts
During the holiday season, food is on a lot of people's minds. But for some, access to food is what occupies their thoughts, because they live in a food desert…. Read More
Employment Opportunities and Accomodations for the Disabled
On this edition of Conversations from Studio B, Joan Butcher talks with Doug Mitchell, director of Personnel Plus, and Rick Frame, manager of the Athena Grand Cinema, about employment opportunities… Read More
Morning Audio Update For November 30
The Ohio State Fire Marshal's Office is asking for the public's help locating a Lancaster man after his home caught on fire Monday night. Listen to your audio update here…. Read More
Deer Season Off To Slow Start
Ohio's deer season has gotten off to a soggy start as rain contributed to lower opening-day numbers. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources says hunters with guns on Monday bagged… Read More
Investigators Determine Origin Of Insulation Factory Fire
The state fire marshal's office has completed the on-scene part of its investigation into a fire that destroyed an insulation factory in eastern Ohio. Investigators have narrowed down the starting… Read More
33 Crackdown Results In Nearly 2,000 Traffic Stops
Authorities say more than 30 agencies made nearly 2,000 traffic stops over the holiday period along a stretch of a U.S. highway that crosses Ohio from West Virginia to Indiana…. Read More
State Fire Marshal’s Office Asking For Help Locating Lancaster Man
The Ohio State Fire Marshal's Office is asking for the public's help locating a Lancaster man after his home caught on fire Monday night. Investigators say firefighters were called to… Read More