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Ohio Women’s Basketball Pushed to the Limit in OT Exhibition Game
By: Cody Linn
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Opening the season in exhibition, the Ohio Bobcats women’s basketball team defeated the Wheeling Jesuit Cardinals 76-74 Wednesday on a game-winning shot by freshman Lexie Baldwin. “I don’t know if… Read More
Evening Audio Update For November 8
Ohio's attorney general says no deal has been struck for leniency for a teenager convicted in a deadly polt to lure men with phony Craigslist job offers. The Governor's Task… Read More
OU Hosts Outreach Forum On Fracking
Pizza, Ohio University and fracking were all on the menu Thursday during an Outreach Forum focusing on injection wells and hydraulic fracturing. The Patton College of Education hosted the lunch… Read More
D.J. Cooper Makes Preseason Top 50 for Wooden Award
By: Lucas Widman
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Ohio senior guard D.J. Cooper was one of the 50 college basketball players voted to the John R. Wooden Award preseason watch list posted Thursday afternoon. Fresh off of a… Read More
Tri-Valley And New Albany To Square Off For Third Consecutive Year
If there is such a thing as déjà vu in high school football, the Tri-Valley Scotties have a most severe case. Last week the Scotties defeated the Tecumseh Arrows… Read More
Boil Alert Ordered For Nelsonville
By: Zainab Kandeh
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UPDATE 11:36 A.M. A boil order planned to effect the entire city of Nelsonville will be put off due to a delay in construction at the city's water plant. According… Read More
Wahama and Buffalo Set For Rematch
By: Kyle Bratke
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The Wahama White Falcons kick off postseason play Friday night as they take on a familiar foe, the Buffalo Bison. Just one week ago, the White Falcons defeated the Bison… Read More
Exhibit Captures Spirit, History of Chillicothe
By: Jack Jeffery
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The new art exhibit Chillicothe: A Crossroads is on display in the Patricia Scott Gallery at the Ohio University-Chillicothe campus through Wednesday, Nov. 21. The show consists of work by… Read More
Joining Forces: A Talk With Dr. Howard Fradkin On Male Sexual Abuse
On this edition of Conversations from Studio B, host Tom Hodson talks with Dr. Howard Fradkin about his new book, Joining Forces: Empowering Male Survivors To Thrive. Hodson and Fradkin… Read More
No Leniency For Teen Accomplice
By: Associated Press
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Ohio's attorney general says no deal has been struck for leniency for a teenager convicted in a deadly plot to lure men with phony Craigslist job offers. Because of a… Read More
Tyler Tettleton Breaks All-Time Career Passing Record
Junior quarterback Tyler Tettleton broke Ohio’s record for all-time career passing yards Wednesday night during the Bobcats tough loss to Bowling Green. He completed 21-of-34 passes for 145 yards, surpassing… Read More
ODOT Planning Super Street In Fairfield County
Planning is underway for improvements to a stretch of road some motorists might find frustrating when traveling on US 33 to Columbus. The Ohio Department of Transportation recently received $8.5 million to… Read More
Autopsy Results: Alleged Pill Mill Doctor Died Of Drug Overdose
By: Associated Press
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Autopsy results show that a doctor who died weeks before his trial on charges of participating in what authorities alleged was a notorious pill mill in southern Ohio committed suicide… Read More
What’s So Great About Pumpkin Pie?
By: Andrea Gibson
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I have a confession to make that will not make me popular at this time of year. I don’t love pumpkin pie. During my childhood I was highly enthusiastic about… Read More
Another Season in the Books
By: Tyler Rosten
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The 2012 season came to a close for Ohio women's soccer with a loss to Miami in the MAC Tournament. Tyler Rosten takes a look back at the season as… Read More
Athens Co. Voter Turnout Down From 2008
By: Olivia Bevan
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Fewer Athens County registered voters turned out to cast ballots this election season compared to overall numbers from 2008. Board of Elections Director Debbie Quivey says this year 26,478 of… Read More
Holzer Medical Center Gains A New Machine
Holzer Medical Center in Jackson has a new machine that will aid in advancing care for chronic wounds. The new machine will provide hyperbaric oxygen therapy for patients, including amputees,… Read More
Judge Sets $1 Million Bond For Murder Suspect
By: Associated Press
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A $1 million bond has been set for a central Ohio man accused of gunning down a businessman who went to check on a possible break-in at his rental property…. Read More
Three Wounded In Apartment Shooting
By: Associated Press, WOUB Contributing Writer
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Three people are recovering in the hospital Thursday morning after being shot in their apartment Wednesday night. Huntington Police Chief Skip Holbrook said a total of nine people were in… Read More
Morning Update For November 8
A man opens fire on an apartment full of people in Huntington, West Virginia. Ohio state officials say voter turnout is slightly down from previous elections. Details in your morning… Read More
Special Teams Miscues Doom Bobcats On Senior Night
By: Marlowe Alter, Pat Chiesa
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A season that began with seven straight wins and national recognition is now teetering on indifference. On a night when the Bobcats celebrated a senior class that is the winningest… Read More
Position Breakdown: Guards
Unpack the glass slippers, give ‘em a good dusting and slip ‘em on once again. Ohio’s instructions for this season are simple. The ingredients are all in the crucible with… Read More
Instant Reaction: Bowling Green Spoils Ohio’s “Bobcat Blackout”
The Ohio Bobcats suffered a 26-14 loss at the hands of Bowling Green Wednesday night in their final home game of the season. Special teams miscues plagued the 'Cats early,… Read More