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Bad Weather Changes Ohio Softball’s Weekend Plans
Ohio was set to play in the Georgia Softball Classic before adverse weather forced the Bobcats to make a last minute change. Ohio now will travel to the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, Fla., to participate in the fourth annual Osprey Invitational. Ohio will play four games over two days on Saturday and Sunday…. Read More
UPDATE: MCHM No Longer Dectectable In Kanawha County Water
By: WOUB Contributing Writer
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Water sampling test results from a slurry spill in Kanawha County this week show non-detect levels of MCHM, according to the West Virginia Department of Enviornmental Protection. WSAZ reports the spill happened Tuesday at Patriot Coal's Kanawha Eagle Prep Plant near Winifrede. The DEP says the spill impacted roughly six miles of Fields Creek, which… Read More
Ohio Baseball 2014 Season Preview
By: Eric Singer
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When the 2013 season began, Ohio coach Rob Smith knew that his first season at the helm wouldn’t be easy, as he was about to begin the rebuild of the Ohio baseball program. Smith inherited a roster that featured several holes, including the middle of the infield, and a pitching staff about one-third the size… Read More
West Virginia Parents Arrested in Abuse Case
By: WOUB Contributing Writer
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The parents of a pregnant 13-year-old girl with autism have been arrested by Putnam County Sheriff's Deputies. WSAZ reports that Wendell and Geneva Rose have both been charged with child neglect resulting in serious bodily injury. This comes after Justin Vance, 28, was arrested and charged last week. Deputies say he had sex with the… Read More
Ohio Attorney General Rejects Voter Access Proposal Petition
By: Associated Press
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An effort in Ohio that aims to guarantee certain voter protections in the state constitution has hit a snag. The proposed amendment would expand early voting times on weekends and make other changes to election rules. It is supported by a coalition of black lawmakers, clergy and civil rights leaders. Attorney General Mike DeWine rejected… Read More
Bills Aimed At Tackling Ohio’s High Infant Mortality Rate
By: Statehouse News Bureau
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Ohio has one of the worst infant mortality rates in the nation. Republican State Senator Shannon Jones of Springboro said a high infant death rate is a red flag. “A states infant mortality rate is much like the canary that goes down into the coal mine, and it’s an indicator of the overall health and… Read More
Ohio Seeks Revenge Saturday Against Toledo
By: Brad Friedman
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After Ohio’s 68-55 loss to Eastern Michigan, head coach Bob Boldon insisted that not one loss stung above the other seven consecutive contests that his squad had dropped. However, Ohio’s 64-62 loss to Toledo deflated a young team that saw a win slip away from its grasp. Despite amassing a 21-point lead with 17 minutes… Read More
Ohio University Offers Active Shooter Training
In light of the "possible shooting" on Tuesday to which police responded, here's a look at what OUPD's active shooter training entails. From February: It could happen anywhere. That's what Ohio University police emphasized to members of the community last night as they held their latest A.L.I.C.E. training program. A.L.I.C.E., which stands for Alert, Lockdown,… Read More
Men’s Basketball Photos: Michigan Bests Ohio State In Columbus
By: WOUB Visuals
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WOUB photo chief Logan Riely was credentialed for Michigan's men's basketball win over Ohio State on Feb. 11, 2014, at the Schottenstein Center in Columbus, Oh. Logan captured some great photos in the Wolverines' 70-60 win over their rivals. The full slideshow is above. Michigan improved to 18-6 for the season, while Ohio State dropped… Read More
Athens Man Pleads Guilty To Meth Manufacture
An Athens man was sentenced to three years in prison Thursday after pleading guilty to running a meth lab. Yancey Hunter, 31, pleaded guilty to three felony counts related to the manufacture of methamphetamine at his pretrial hearing Thursday. Athens County Prosecutor Keller Blackburn says that Hunter was caught on Jan. 9 actively manufacturing meth… Read More
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