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Miami Trounces Ohio 13-6
A two-hour rain delay before the first pitch didn’t dampen Miami’s offensive attack as the RedHawks topped Ohio 13-6. Miami (25-27, 14-12) outhit Ohio (13-39, 8-18) 20-12 on the evening…. Read More
Top-Seeded Manchester Takes Down Marietta 10-5
After outscoring their first two opponents of the Mideast Regional 27-2, the No. 2 Marietta Pioneers (31-13) dropped their game on Friday to the No. 1 Manchester Spartans (38-5-1), 10-5…. Read More
Ohio Women’s Basketball Signs Stinson to 2013 Class
Tmisht Stinson, a 5-foot-10 forward from Forest County Agricultural High School in Brooklyn, Miss., has committed to the Ohio women’s basketball team for the 2013 class. Stinson has signed her… Read More
Governor’s Office Of Appalachia Funding Three Projects In The Region
The City of Wellston will receive a quarter of a million dollar grant to upgrade its North Water Treatment plant. The grant is one of three projects in the region… Read More
Lancaster Event Celebrates Celtic Heritage
It will be an invasion of kilts and clans when A Celtic Gathering returns to the Fairfield County Fairgrounds on May 18. "This event is for everyone," explained Cindy McLaughlin… Read More
Crossing Boundaries Extra: Hadden Sayers Band
Texas-born, Columbus-based singer-guitarist Hadden Sayers recently stopped by WOUB to perform a few songs and chat with Crossing Boundaries host Mark Hellenberg.
Sayers' latest album, Rolling Soul, is a mix of blues, R&B, roots rock and Memphis soul, à la Al Green.
Ottawa Teen Charged With Deaths Of Two Brothers
A teenager who pointed Ohio authorities to the bodies of two dead brothers who had been reported missing has now been charged in their deaths. A prosecutor in northwest Ohio… Read More
Ohio Baseball Falls At Miami, 12-7
After a hot start, the Ohio Bobcats couldn’t put away the Miami RedHawks, dropping the first game of the season’s final series by a score of 12-7. Marck Paliotto got… Read More
Morning Audio Update For May 17
A McArthur woman in indicted on kidnapping and sexually assaulting a child. Ohio University has been named one of the most sustainable colleges. Oil and natural gas output in Ohio's… Read More
Man Arrested In West Virginia Awaits Extradition
An Ashland man has been charged in connection with a murder case involving a man whose remains were found after he had been missing last month. Kentucky State Police said… Read More
Bobcats Break Records In 2013 Softball Season
The 2013 season was quite a special one for Ohio softball. The Bobcats’ offense tore the cover off of the ball this season, breaking school and league records. The team… Read More
University Holds Bridge Design Contest
West Virginia students are gathering for a bridge design contest in Huntington. Twenty teams will compete in the Statewide West Point Bridge Design Contest on Friday and Saturday on the… Read More
Shale Drilling Increases Ohio Gas And Oil Output
Officials say drilling in Ohio's Utica shale region nearly doubled the output of oil and natural gas there since 2011. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources announced Thursday that the… Read More
Officials Investigate Illegal Dumpsites In Wayne National Forest
Some people apparently believe they can use the Wayne National Forest as their personal dumping grounds for tree stumps and brush, as well as other refuse and debris. However, Wayne… Read More
Sawed-Off Shotgun Thrown From Fleeing Car
Three men are in custody after leading Pickaway County Sheriff’s deputies on a chase from the South Bloomfield area to Columbus on Thursday evening. Ronald E. Nigh, Jr., 35, of… Read More
Ohio University Named Among Top ‘Greenest’ Colleges
Ohio University is one of the 322 most sustainable colleges in the U.S. and Canada, according to a new publication from The Princeton Review. The university is highlighted in the… Read More