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Travel Channel To Feature Scioto Co. Machine Gun Shoot
By: Michael Locklear
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A rather unconventional event in southeast Ohio is the focus of the season finale of a show on the Travel Channel that airs this weekend. The "Sand Masters" spent three… Read More
Oxycodone Trafficking Organization Dismantled
By: Cotrell Loftin
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A Southeast Ohio sheriff says his officers arrested nine people involved in a drug crime ring responsible for selling thousands of oxycodone pills in the county. Scioto County Sheriff Marty… Read More
Downtown Chillicothe Building To Be Rehabilitated
A regional health system will partner with Chillicothe city leaders to rehabilitate a downtown building that was gutted by arson fire more than nine years ago. Adena Health System leaders… Read More
Morning Audio Update For June 21
The body of a man who went missing after being shot in the head has been found in Morgan County. A Lawrence County brownfield is ready for redevelopment. Details in… Read More
Upper Big Branch Mine Sealed
By: Associated Press
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Alpha Natural Resources has completed sealing the West Virginia mine where an explosion killed 29 workers in 2010. Alpha spokesman Ted Pile says that crews put the final concrete seal… Read More
Morgan Co. Body Found, Accused Shooter Still At Large
The body of a man who went missing after being shot in the head on June 12 has been found in Morgan County, but his alleged shooter is still on… Read More
Old Tile Plant Cleared For Redevelopment
A Lawrence County property with a storied past is now ready for new life, according to Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. The 33-acre Carlyle Tile plant on Pike Street in Coal… Read More
Budget Cuts Force Reduced Police Dept. Hours
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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While most police departments work around the clock, public business in Ironton is only conducted on Wednesdays. City budget cuts forced the Ironton Police Department to go from five office… Read More
Accused Chardon Shooter To Stay In Juvenile Center
By: Associated Press
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A teenager charged in a deadly Ohio school shooting is staying at a youth detention facility instead of being moved to a county jail as he waits to be tried… Read More