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Gov. John Kasich Denies Mercy For Death Row Inmate
Gov. John Kasich as denied mercy for a death row inmate set to be executed next week for shooting two men in the head in eastern Ohio in 1989. … Read More
Dave Alvin At The Fur Peace Ranch
Dave Alvin is featured in performance at the Fur Peace Station concert hall on May 16, 2009.
OU’s McDavis Will Help With State Budget
Ohio University President Roderick McDavis will be a part of a new group of college presidents making decisions about how state colleges and universities will be funded in Governor John… Read More
Second Award in a Row for the Sophomore
Sophomore Kelly Lamberti's name is heard quite often in the Mid-American Conference offices in Cleveland, Ohio. Lamberti was named MAC East Co-Offensive Player of the Week after yet another impressive… Read More
Food Insecurity Rising Among Ohioans
A new report shows more than 15 percent of Ohio households aren't sure where they'll find their next meal. The United States Department of Agriculture released the data last week…. Read More
Tri-County Adult Career Center and Hocking College collaborate to create business friendly training site
The Tri-County Adult Career Center and Hocking College are collaborating on a project to create business-friendly training sites for local ventures. The Appalachian Regional Commission has awarded the organizations 250,000… Read More
Afternoon Audio Update Sept. 11
Students display a memorial on Ohio University's campus College Green. Several Southeastern Ohio communities will receive a grant for housing-related activities. Details in your afternoon update.
Ohio White-tailed Deer Affected By Disease
State wildlife officials want hunters to report unhealthy deer to their local wildfire officer as several counties battle a common deer disease. White-tailed deer in Ohio are affected by the… Read More
Kasich Pays 9/11 Tribute
Gov. John Kasich paid his respects to the victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks Tuesday morning. He spent several minutes in silence in the middle of the nearly 3,000… Read More
Inman Trial Moved To Ross County
The murder trial of a man charged in the slaying of his daughter-in-law, found strangled in a septic tank, has been moved to another southern Ohio county. Hocking County Common… Read More
USDA Promotes Agriculture Bill
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack says that agriculture is in danger if Congress doesn't pass a farm bill that is set to expire on September 30th. "First of all… Read More
Ryan Theis Press Conference
Ohio volleyball head coach addressed the media about Ohio's performance in the Bobcat Invitational and the wrap of preseason play with three games in North Carolina.
Ohio University Brings On E-Learning Provost
Online learning and community college partnerships are expanding at Ohio University. The university recently selected Deborah Gearhart as vice provost for the programs after a national search. Gearhart recently served… Read More
OU Trustees Establish School Intervention Research Center
A pair of Ohio University researchers just got a boost in support as the university's board of trustees approved plans Friday to establish a center focusing on their specific area… Read More
Frank Solich Press Conference 9/10/12
Ohio football head coach spoke to the media on the Bobcats' win over New Mexico State and what the team needs to do to take down rival Marshall on Saturday.
Fairfield Co. Sheriff’s Deputy Charged With Domestic Violence, Abduction
A Fairfield County Sheriff's Deputy is on paid administrative leave after being charged with domestic violence and abduction. Deputy Jeffrey Sarensen was charged early Sunday morning after being seen arguing… Read More
Scioto Co. Trial Underway In Body Found In Burned Truck
A trial is underway for one of the three men charged in the murder of a Scioto County man whose body was found inside a burning truck. Raymond Linkous, 35,… Read More
Ohio University Community Pays Respect To September 11th
Eleven years after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, students at Ohio University continue to pay respect to those who lost their lives. OU College Republicans have displayed a… Read More
Kasich Asks Ohioans To Remember 9/11
Flags will be flown at half-staff at Ohio's public buildings and grounds to commemorate the 11th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Gov. John Kasich has ordered that the… Read More
Buzzards Causing Fairfield Co. Power Outages
An Ohio electric company may have figured out what's been causing some of its customers to lose power: black buzzards roosting on transmission lines and transformers. American Electric Power Ohio… Read More
Washington Co. Man Arrested For Growing Marijuana
Police say a Washington County man was growing more than 60 marijuana plants in his garden. Deputies found 68 plants while executing a search warrant in William Keel's garden, inside… Read More
Morning Update for September 11
Flags will be flown at half-staff today. A Grayson, Kentucky man dies in a motorcycle accident. Details in your morning update.