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Plea Hearing For Ex-Massey Coal Mine Exec Delayed
A plea hearing for a former president of Massey Energy's White Buck Coal Co. has been delayed until February. A federal judge in Beckley on Friday granted David Hughart's request… Read More
Ohio AG Announces Teacher Active Shooter Training
The Ohio Attorney General's office announced Friday a schedule of active shooter training sessions for educators around the state. The courses do not include firearm training. "The goal of these… Read More
Josh Mandel Trims Staff Posts At Ohio Treasury
Republican Josh Mandel is restructuring his leadership team at the Ohio treasury and cutting 10 percent of the staff, in a move he says will trim his upcoming budget. Mandel,… Read More
Josh Mandel Trims Staff Posts At Ohio Treasury
Republican Josh Mandel is restructuring his leadership team at the Ohio treasury and cutting 10 percent of the staff, in a move he says will trim his upcoming budget. Mandel,… Read More
ESPNU To Broadcast Ohio At Akron On Feb. 2
The Mid-American Conference announced Friday that the Feb. 2 game between East Division rivals Akron and Ohio will be broadcasted live from the James A. Rhodes Arena on ESPNU at… Read More
New Group Calls Water Protection From Fracking A ‘Civil Rights Issue’
A newly-formed activist group wants Athens City Council members to pass an ordinance banning fracking in order to protect the area's watershed. Group organizer Richard McGinn says the group, formally… Read More
Ohio School District To Allow Armed Employees
A school district in Ohio said it plans to arm a few of its non-teaching employees with handguns. The school in the state's northwest corner said four of its employees… Read More
Free Screening Of POV’s The City Dark Offered At The Athens Public Library
The Athens Public Library will offer a free screening of The City Dark on January 15, 2013, at 7 p.m. This program is part of the PBS series POV, and… Read More
First Flu-Related Death Of Child Reported In Ohio
Ohio health authorities say a child has died from flu complications as the state's flu-associated hospitalizations climb. Health Department spokeswoman Tessie Pollock says the department won't release other information about… Read More
Morning Audio Update For January 11
The Guernsey County Sheriff releases new details on a murder-suicide in Cambridge. The lone survivor of a fatal house fire in Kentucky is recovering in the hospital. Details in your… Read More
Survivor Of Fatal Fire Released From Hospital
UPDATE: 1/16/13 @ 9:50 a.m. The lone survivor of a Pike County house fire that killed four others, was released from University of Kentucky's burn unit Tuesday. Tammie Tucker, whose… Read More
Kasich Willing To Back Further Legislation Cracking Down On Human Trafficking
UPDATE: 10:55 a.m. Ohio Gov. John Kasich said he'll back further legislation this session bolstering the state's legal crackdown on human trafficking. Kasich spoke at an awareness event Friday at… Read More
Ohio Public Schools Fall In Ranking For Third Straight Year
Ohio's public schools are 12th in the country in Education Week's annual rankings. The publication released its 2013 Quality Counts rankings Thursday. Ohio's overall grade was a B-. Its 79.6%… Read More
Preliminary Report Recommends More Than A Billion Dollars In Spending
A commission developing a plan for West Virginia's highway system says the state should spend more than $1 billion more each year to preserve and expand the road system. The… Read More
Marshall Crenshaw, Bottle Rockets Team Up For Marietta Gig
Acclaimed singer-songwriter Marshall Crenshaw and alt-country pioneers The Bottle Rockets will perform on Wednesday, Jan. 16 at The Adelphia Music Hall in Marietta, Ohio.
WOUB's Mark Hellenberg previews the show and talks with Bottle Rockets drummer and co-founder Mark Ortmann. (AUDIO)
Lady Vikings Flex Muscles In Win Over N-Y
The Vinton County Lady Vikings picked up an easy victory at home on Thursday night in a conference matchup against the Nelsonville-York Lady Buckeyes, winning 57-35. Following a close opening… Read More
Singer Does It All For Fed Hock In Win Over Wahama
The Federal Hocking Lady Lancers used their physicality as an advantage in a 49-43 victory Thursday night over the Wahama Lady White Falcons, with center Cheyenne Singer grabbing rebounds and finishing… Read More