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Men’s basketball: Three observations from Ohio’s win over Marshall
By: Matt Archibald
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Reggie Keely scored 16 points on eight-of-11 shooting and beat the previously undefeated Marshall Thundering Herd 70-68 in Huntington, W. Va. Showcase reporters Matt Archibald and Blake Brodie observed many… Read More
Craigslist Murder Suspect Pleads Not Guilty To Unrelated Charges
By: Associated Press
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A suspect in a deadly Craigslist robbery scheme in Noble County, Ohio has pleaded not guilty to unrelated prostitution charges. No charges related to the Craigslist plot have been filed against Richard… Read More
Zanesville Animal Medical Testing Set For Dec. 15
By: Associated Press
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The Ohio Department of Agriculture says it hopes to begin medical tests this month on three leopards, two primates and a young grizzly bear kept at a zoo since their owner released dozens… Read More
Hocking Township Fire Department Receives New Truck
The Hocking Township Fire Department will add a new truck to its fleet thanks to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Forestry. According to a news release,… Read More
Afternoon Audio Update December 2
Three people were arrested in Scioto County on drug charges during a traffic stop. Ohio University's Galbreath Chapel is closed to weddings due to problems with the building's ceiling. Details… Read More
Dealing With Sexual Assault At The Elementary School Level
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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An area nonprofit is teaching grade school students to deal with the issues of sexual assault, abuse and bullying. The Ohio Department of Health awarded a grant to the Sexual… Read More
Breweries Popping Up Around Ohio
By: Cheri Russo
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A new business is taking off in Ohio and it's centered around beer. No, Bud and Miller are not opening up production plants in the Buckeye State, this growth is… Read More
Galbreath Chapel Closed To Weddings
By: Cheri Russo
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Ohio University's Galbreath Chapel in Athens is closed to weddings due to problems with the 54-year-old building's ceiling. Alum Chris Macker sent out a tweet this morning saying he had… Read More
Three Arrested In Scioto County On Drug Charges
Three people are in custody in Scioto County on drug charges after a sheriff's deputy found drugs and paraphernalia in their car during a traffic stop. Sheriff Marty Donini says… Read More
New Court Date Set In Craigslist Case
By: Associated Press
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A new court date has been set to determine if an Ohio teen charged in a deadly Craigslist robbery scheme should be tried as an adult. Brogan Rafferty, of Akron,… Read More
Morning Audio Update For December 2
By: Cheri Russo
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The search continues for a missing Lancaster man after his home caught fire. Listen here to your audio update.
Gentile Selected To Replace Wilson
By: Cheri Russo
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A Democratic representative from Steubenville will take Jason Wilson's place in the Ohio Senate. The Ohio Senate Democratic Caucus voted unanimously to appoint Lou Gentile to fill the vacancy in… Read More
Ohio University Reaches Out To Tsunami Victims In Japan
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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Japan is still struggling after a tsunami hit the northeast coast in March. Two Ohio University professors are hoping to bring some help and good will to the region by… Read More
No Plans To Close Mister Bee
By: Associated Press
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Mister Bee's president says there are no plans to close the Parkersburg potato chip maker. Mister Bee filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last week. President Doug Klein says that… Read More
Teen Birth Rate Down
By: Associated Press
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The state's birth rate among teenagers has dropped to at least a 21-year low, a trend that experts say reflects less sex and more contraceptives. Health experts say the declines… Read More
WV Ready For Snow
By: Associated Press
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The full force of winter is still ahead, and at the state Division of Highways, the people that send out the snow plows and keep a steady supply of road… Read More