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Local Cop Busted
Sheriff's deputies from the Athens Narcotics Enforcement team have arrested Buchtel Chief of Police Kelsey Lanning. Lanning is accused of purchasing prescribed pills from an individual working with the narcotics… Read More
Tip Leads To Arrests In Eramet Copper Thefts
A tip about a white pickup truck seen in Eramet surveillance video led Washington County sheriff's deputies to arrest three men they say stole 11,000 pounds of copper wire. According… Read More
O’Bleness Offers Pain Management Clinic
An Athens hospital now offers a pain management clinic, but it is one that does not focus on prescriptions. O'Bleness Health System President John Yanes says physicians and staff will… Read More
Vinton Man Arrested On Murder Charges
The Gallia County Sheriff's Office is investigating a fatal shooting that happened in Huntington Township. Gallia County Sheriff Joe Browning say the shooting happened this morning. Investigators are still… Read More
Ohio Senior David Young Nabs Award Nomination For Original Music
David Young, a senior in the Honors Tutorial College (HTC) studying in the School of Media Arts and Studies, has garnered a College Television Award nomination in the Original Music… Read More
Lang Says Court Motion “Ridiculous”
"This motion is ridiculous," is the reaction of Athens City Law Director Pat Lang to a contempt of court request against the city. Three Wide Entertainment asked for the order,… Read More
The Awesome Juli Accurso
Juli Accurso is a MAC Champion, an all-MAC selection and an All-American. Plus, she's only a sophomore. Watch her story. @BobcatShowcase
Men’s Basketball: Stevie Taylor Loves Being A Bobcat
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Men’s Basketball: Interior Toughness Key To Bobcat Success
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Click Here For Live Post-Game Coverage of Ohio/BGSU
Starting approximately 20 minutes after the Ohio men's basketball game ends, WOUB will provide live post-game coverage online at WOUB.org/sports. Tune in for full highlights, analysis, statistics and press conference… Read More
Afternoon Audio Update February 15
The Hocking County Coroner has changed the ruling on a 40-year-old suicide. A company with plans to put a strip club in Athens wants a contempt of court order against… Read More
Coroner Changes Ruling On 40 Year-Old Suicide
The Hocking County Coroner has changed the ruling on a 40-year-old suicide case to undetermined after reviewing crime scene photographs. Coroner David Cummin says the 1972 death of Carolyn… Read More
Fiery Crash Claims The Life Of Waverly Woman
The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a fiery crash that killed a Waverly woman early this morning. Jacqueline Tackett, 43, had been driving southbound on Germany Road in Pike… Read More
Apartments To Replace Historic Athens Building
The Athens community will be saying "ciao" to Bella Vino, but the historical significance of the building still remains. The building known as Bella Vino used to be a late… Read More
New Library Courier Service May Cause Delivery Delay
Ohio University Libraries staff warn students and staff of resource delivery delays in weeks nine and 10. OhioLINK, OU’s resource consortium of 88 university and college libraries and the State Library… Read More
Willis Appointed Scioto County Judge
Jay S. Willis of Portsmouth will begin serving as Scioto County Court of Common Pleas Court judge in the Domestic Relations Division on Friday. Governor John Kasich announced the appointment… Read More
WV Gas Prices At The Pump Continue To Rise
Gas prices are up for the third straight week in West Virginia. AAA East Central says the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline rose 1.8 cents in… Read More
Athens Board Of Zoning Appeals Says Parking Not A Business
The Athens Board of Zoning Appeals last night acknowledged a new policy that residences on the second story of business district buildings can not claim their first-floor parking as a… Read More
Morning Audio Update for February 15
Jay S. Willis of Portsmouth will assume office as Judge of the Scioto County Court of Common Pleas on Friday. Plus, a new poll shows Rick Santorum edging ahead of… Read More
OU School Of Theater’s “The Idiot”
The Ohio University School of Theater will present The Idiot by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, an adaptation by David Fishelson, Feb. 15-18 and Feb. 22-25 in the Forum Theater, located on the… Read More
Women’s Basketball: Benson’s Milestone Overshadowed By Ohio Squandering Halftime Lead
Tenishia Benson, Ohio’s lone senior, eclipsed the 1,000-career point mark in her hometown, but her 19 points were not enough to propel the Bobcats past the Akron Zips. Akron won… Read More