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Ohio Men’s Golf Finishes 11th At Pinehurst Invitational
Ohio men's golf finished the Pinehurst Invitational Tuesday with 295 that left them in 11th for the tournament and 39 strokes off the leader. Ball State finished first with a… Read More
Ohio Baseball Drops Road Game To Kentucky, 6-3
The Ohio baseball team (3-11) traveled to Lexington, Ky. on Tuesday, looking to upset No. 9 Kentucky (14-2), but came up short. Despite holding the Wildcats scoreless after the third… Read More
Info On Held Exotic Animals In Ohio To Be Public
The state says officials won't voluntarily publicize the types of animals at Ohio's new holding facility for exotic creatures but will release that public information if it is requested. Ohio… Read More
Proposed W.Va. Bill Looks To Study Prescription Drug Abuse
A proposal to set up a special team to study prescription drug overdoses is working its way through the West Virginia Senate. The bill was approved unanimously by the Government… Read More
Kasich Adviser Selected As New Ohio Schools Chief
Ohio's state school board has picked a top education adviser to Republican Gov. John Kasich as the new superintendent of public instruction. Richard Ross was selected over Acting Superintendent Michael… Read More
Steve James And Del Rey At The Fur Peace Ranch
The blues duo of Del Rey and Steve James captured in performance in 2006. Plus solo performances from Del Rey in 2001 and Steve James in 2002.
Ohio Softball Player Earns MAC East Player of the Week
Ohio softball catcher Lauren Gellerman earns her second conference award of the season as she is named MAC East Player of the Week. It is the fifth award for the… Read More
Prosecution Rests Case In Shifflet Trial
The State rested its case in the trial of a 76-year-old Glouster man accused of sexually molesting five girls. The defense will put on its case Wednesday morning after a… Read More
Ohio Softball Doubleheader Against Dayton Postponed To Friday
Unplayable field conditions at the University of Dayton Softball Stadium have forced officials to postpone Wednesday’s doubleheader between the Bobcats and the Flyers. The first game of the doubleheader will… Read More
US Senate Panel To Question Former Ohio AG
Former Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray is expected to field questions from a U.S. Senate panel considering his re-nomination to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Whether Cordray will be… Read More
Podcast: Ohio Prepares For MAC Tournament
The first round of the Mid-American Conference Tournament showed just how crazy this year will be up in the Quicken Loans Arena. No. 11 Miami went into the Stroh Center… Read More
National Youth Fitness Campaign Coming To WV
A national youth fitness campaign is coming to West Virginia's public elementary and middle schools. The National Foundation for Governors' Fitness Councils will provide $100,000 fitness centers to three schools… Read More
Suspected ‘Pill Mill’ Raid In Ironton
Investigators seized patient files at an Ironton medical facility Tuesday morning. Pinnacle Wellness and Longevity Center on Third Street in Ironton has been under investigation by officials from the Ohio… Read More
County Commissioners Association Announces Support For Medicaid Expansion
The County Commissioners Association of Ohio (CCAO) has decided to support the Kasich administration's efforts to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act. Larry Long, executive director of the CCAO,… Read More
Inman Seeking New Trial
Prosecutors won't be allowed to make oral arguments in the appeal of an Ohio man convicted of murdering his estranged wife, who was found strangled in a septic tank. An… Read More
Ohio Swimming And Diving Qualifies Four Divers To NCAA Zone Championships
The Ohio Swimming and Diving team will be sending four divers to the NCAA Zone Championships in West Lafayette, In., after the Bobcats finished 6-3 and second in the Mid-American… Read More
Jurors Continue To Deliberate In Craigslist Killer Trial
Jurors will continue their delibrations in the Ohio murder case of a self-styled street preacher accused of killing three men he lured with phony Craigslist job offers in Noble County. Jurors… Read More
School Building Fund Requests In West Virginia Top $159 Million
The West Virginia School Building Authority is being asked to fund more than $159 million worth of school construction and repair projects in 20 counties. The requests include more than… Read More
Morning Update For March 12
ODOT has not set a date yet for a public meeting regarding the closure of the Johnson Road intersection at U.S. 33. Twenty counties in West Virginia could see funding… Read More