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Cooper Performs “Well” In Golden State Workout
Former Ohio guard D.J. Cooper completed his second NBA pre-draft workout with the Golden State Warriors on Monday, and according to his agent, Mike Naiditch, Cooper said he felt “his… Read More
Keely To Play Professionally In The Netherlands
Former Ohio Basketball forward Reggie Keely took to Twitter Monday night to announce he is continuing his basketball career professionally with the Dan Helder Kings of the Dutch Basketball League…. Read More
Ohio Commit Brown Leads Pa. To Victory In All-Star Game
The top high school football players from Pennsylvania and Maryland met in the annual Big 33 Football Classic in Hershey Park, Pa., over the weekend. Ohio commit Dorian Brown took… Read More
VIDEO: WOUB NewsWrap 6/17/13
Ohio drivers can relax now as Gas prices drop this week. Plus, Ohio is showing an increase in the population of people ages 20 to 34. These stories and more… Read More
Local Couple Waits For Decision On Marriage Equality
On paper, April Vale and Dani Underhill appear to be your typical married couple: two kids, two dogs, busy home and work lives, dreams of having a third child and… Read More
Just for the Record: Athens Surf-Rockers Release Full-Length Debut
2013 is turning out to be a banner year for Athens music, with great new releases from Hex Net, Leah Nairn and Supernobody. Now you can add local surf-rockers The D-Rays to that list. WOUB's Bryan Gibson talks with bassist Missy Pence about the band's debut LP and upcoming record release show at The Union.
Hundreds In Muskingum County Without Power
About 775 customers in Muskingum County won't have power until midnight, according to estimates by American Electric Power. AEP Ohio says an equipment failure at the Bridgeville substation caused the… Read More
Bull Shot After Escaping From Trailer
A bull was shot Saturday after escaping from a trailer and halting traffic for over an hour. The Athens Patrol Post of The Ohio State Highway Patrol says a bull… Read More
Abortion Measure Alters Procedure Rules
Women seeking an abortion in Ohio would have to wait longer to undergo the procedure and listen to their doctors describe all of the fetus' "relevant features" under a measure… Read More
Over The Rhine Returns to Stuart’s Opera House
Ohio-based band Over The Rhine returns to Stuart’s Opera House this Saturday for a special acoustic show at 8 p.m. The group, which performed at Stuart’s almost six years ago… Read More
WV Reviews Abortion Regulation
Attorney General Patrick Morrisey says he plans to review abortion regulation in the state to determine whether any changes are needed. Morrisey sent letters on Monday to the Women's Health… Read More
WV Reviews Abortion Regulation
Attorney General Patrick Morrisey says he plans to review abortion regulation in the state to determine whether any changes are needed. Morrisey sent letters on Monday to the Women's Health… Read More
Craft Brews, Food, Music on Tap for Ohio Brew Week
Now in its eighth year of celebrating Ohio craft brew excellence, Ohio Brew Week is hosting more events and more breweries than ever before. More than 40 Ohio craft breweries,… Read More
Morning Update For June 17
Huntington residents are spotting bears. Ohio's young professionals are staying in the state. More information can be found in your morning update.
Solid Waste Board Votes On Attorney Issue
An attempt by an Athens County commissioner to stop what he sees as unnecessary legal expenses for the Athens-Hocking Solid Waste District was unsuccessful. At a meeting earlier this month,… Read More
Ohio May Be Stemming ‘Brain Drain’
A newspaper analysis shows that Ohio may be starting to turn around its "brain drain." The Dayton Daily News reports that an analysis of census data shows that Ohio may… Read More
Bear Sightings Put Huntington Residents On Edge
Residents of several Huntington neighborhoods are on edge following recent bear sightings. Media outlets report that a least one black bear has been seen in neighborhoods off Norway Road. Nathan… Read More
Ohio Statehouse To Increase Security
Security could get a little tighter at the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus. The Capitol Square Review and Advisory Board wants to spend close to $2 million to purchase hand-held metal… Read More
Ohio Gas Prices Decrease
Relax, Ohio motorists. Gas prices are moving back down. After hovering around $4 a gallon for a couple weeks because of refinery problems in the Great Lakes region, prices at… Read More
WV Drug Film Goes Public July 1
A film that has worried one southern West Virginia community for months will be available to the public through DVD sales and rental downloads July 1. The Charleston Daily Mail… Read More