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Jury Selection For Inman Trial To Continue This Week
A Hocking County court spokeswoman says it's expected to take about a week to select a jury for a murder trial in Logan. William Inman II is being tried for… Read More
Afternoon Audio Update For May 29
The trial of an Athens County woman accused of murdering her four-year-old step-daughter moves forward after a competency hearing this morning. You'll find the details in your afternoon audio update.
Laurence Juber At The Fur Peace Ranch
Grammy award winner Laurence Juber is featured at the Fur Peace Ranch in a solo performance April 28, 2012. Plus, Hot Tuna from March 17, 2012. Laurence Juber pt 1… Read More
Clive Carroll At The Fur Peace Ranch
Guitar great Clive Carroll is featured in solo performance April 28, 2012 at the Fur Peace Ranch. Plus, Hot Tuna from March 17, 2012. … Read More
Fracking: Weighing The Risks
Airs Thursday, June 14 • 9 p.m. Scientists say one of the world's vast reservoirs of natural gas lies in a huge area of land stretching from New York to… Read More
Supporters Of Gay Belmont Co. Mother To Present Petition At Boy Scouts’ Meeting
Supporters of a lesbian mother will present a petition at the Boy Scouts of America's annual meeting in Orlando to protest her removal from a troop in Ohio. Jennifer Tyrrell's… Read More
Step-Mother Ruled Competent To Stand Trial
The prosecution of an Athens County woman accused of murdering her 4-year-old step-daughter moves forward following a competency hearing Tuesday morning. Twenty-five-year old Ashley Young, of The Plains, was previously… Read More
Information Session and Hearing for Bridge Replacement
A public information session and hearing will be held on Wednesday May 30 at 6:30 p.m. at the Franklin Township Building in Strasburg. The session and hearing will discuss the… Read More
School of Music Historic Bach Performance
More than 220 musicians joined forces Saturday evening for a historical presentation. With Peter Jarjisian conducting, Ohio University's four combined choirs, Symphony Orchestra and soloists performed Johann Sebastian Bach's B… Read More
DEP May Levy $26K Fine For W.Va. Creek Pollution
The Ohio County Development Authority may be fined nearly $26,000 over pollution of Middle Wheeling Creek near Elm Grove. The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection says the fine is… Read More
Albany Man Shot In Early Morning Incident
Sheriff's deputies want to interview an Albany man who was shot in the face early Tuesday morning to clarify some conflicting statements. Sheriff Pat Kelly says 33-year-old Bryan Withrow told… Read More
Tuition Will Top $10,000 At Ohio University
Ohio University students and their parents will have to open their wallets and purses even wider for the next school year. For the first time, tuition and fees at OU… Read More
Choral Union To Perform At OU Zanesville
The Ohio University Zanesville Choral Union will present its Spring Term Concert on Friday, June 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the Elson Hall auditorium. This term’s singers consist of sopranos:… Read More
Shale Conference Focuses On “Boom And Bust”
Shale gas development has been a popular subject in Southeast Ohio over the past few months. Business and local government representatives came together last week at Ohio University to talk… Read More
Morning Audio Update for May 29
An Ohio University student is behind bars after campus police found two homemade bombs near his campus dorm. Plus, OU students and their parents will have to open their wallets… Read More
Casino Expected To Draw 2.8 Million Visitors
Ohio's second casino is making its debut. The Hollywood Casino in Toledo opened early Tuesday to political and community leaders and was opening to the public later in… Read More
OU Student Faces Charges For Explosives
An Ohio University student from Coshocton was arrested and charged Thursday after campus police found two homemade bombs near his campus dorm. According to reports, 19-year-old Jarrett Allman was charged… Read More