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Post Office Closures Could Pose Election Disruption
Secretaries of state across the country say closing mail-processing centers and post offices could disrupt absentee voting this year. The U.S. Postal Service is moving ahead with cost-cutting plans to… Read More
Boys and Girls Basketball: All-Hero Team Nominees Announced
Here are the ten nominees for both the boys and girls All-Hero Teams. There are two players nominated for each team, with one player from each school making the squad…. Read More
Accused Chardon Suspect Charged With Aggravated Murder
An Ohio 17-year-old has been charged with three juvenile counts of aggravated murder in a school shooting that killed three fellow students and wounded two. Geauga County prosecutor David Joyce… Read More
Commission Expected To Release District From Oversight
The Federal Hocking Local School District is about to be free — free of state oversight. The Fed Hock School Board and a Fiscal Oversight Commission will meet at 4:30… Read More
In Focus: Combating Poverty through Education
The importance of a quality education is stressed everywhere, but what happens when economic conditions in an area aren’t up to par? This is the problem in southeast Ohio, situated… Read More
Afternoon Audio Update For March 1
The Ohio Envirnomental Protection Agency is on the scene of a train derailment in Lancaster. Listen to your audio update now.
Body Of Missing Vinton County Woman Found
A Vinton County woman reported missing is now considered to be the victim of a homicide. Vinton County Sheriff Shawn Justice says few details are being released at this time… Read More
Battle Over Dorm Room Hot Tub Heats Up
Students at Ohio University go to extreme measures to personalize their dorm rooms, but one student took personalization to whole new level. Senior Kevin Lenahan lives in James Hall on… Read More
Ohio University Lancaster To Celebrate Women
Ohio University Lancaster is hosting a one day conference to appreciate women in the community. Celebrate Women is an all-day event with 30 guest speakers, vendors, and luncheon. It… Read More
Substitute Teacher Arrested On Prostitution Charge
A Wheelersburg substitute teacher is in jail after officers arrested him for allegedly offering minors money for sexual acts. Scioto County Sheriff Marty Donini says deputies arrested William Holtzapfel, 30,… Read More
New Look, New Location For Former Regis Salon
The Regis Hair Salon on Court Street is no more, but a new salon will take its place thanks to a local business owner. Quinn Schaller, owner of Big Mamma’s… Read More
Breaking News: Train Derails In Lancaster
Update: 11:24 a.m. The Ohio Envirnomental Protection Agency is on the scene of a train derailment in Lancaster. Fire Chief Dave Ward says the train derailed around 7:15 a.m. in… Read More
Morning Audio Update for March 1
A Summit County man, arrested in Marietta, faces drug charges. Plus, Gallia Academy Middle School is striving to be a "No Bully" school zone.
Court Records Of Alleged Chardon High Shooter Released
A judge has released seven pages of juvenile court records on a school shooting suspect in Ohio, including an assault case in late 2009 at age 15. T.J…. Read More
Century Aluminum Takes Another Step Toward Reopening
Century Aluminum has taken a major step toward restarting its shuttered West Virginia plant. The company announced an agreement in principle late Wednesday with retired workers from the… Read More
Men’s Basketball: Kent State Jumps Out Early, Outlasts Ohio 68-61
Two streaks would either be continued or snapped after Wednesday night's game between Ohio and Kent State. The Bobcats' four-game winning streak and the Golden Flashes three-game losing streak came… Read More
Boys Basketball: Circleville ousts Athens in District Semi-Final
As the final seconds dwindled off of the clock inside Ohio University’s Convocation Center, the Athens Bulldogs (12-10, 8-2) watched as Nathan Moats, center of the opposing Circleville Tigers (13-8,… Read More