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Keep Your Information Secure Online
In the wake of a celebrity photo scandal, the issue of phone safety now has people on high alert. From social media to bank accounts and everything in between, all… Read More
Sherrod Brown Announces New Legislation to Combat Ohio Drug Overdose Deaths
Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH) announced new legislation Tuesday that would help fight the number of drug overdose deaths in Ohio by increasing access to treatment for those struggling with opiate… Read More
State GOP Lawmakers Seek Vote On Voter ID Bill
Several Republican state lawmakers want to force the Ohio House to vote on a bill requiring voters in the swing state to show photo identification at the polls. The bill… Read More
Albany Independent Fair Begins Wednesday
The Albany Independent Fair is returning to the Albany Fairgrounds this week with a full lineup of livestock judging, derbies, entertainment and pageants. The fair, which began in 1966, will… Read More
David Bromberg at The Fur Peace Ranch
David Bromberg and band in performance at the Fur Peace Ranch from June 7, 2014.
Pedestrian Hit On Richland Avenue
A woman was taken to the hospital after being hit by an SUV while crossing Richland Avenue near Porter Hall. A woman was reportedly hit by an SUV while crossing… Read More
OU-Eastern Gallery To Host Kelly Anne Blevins Exhibit
Ghosts, Kelly Anne Blevins Pittsburgh artist Kelly Anne Blevins will be exhibiting her artwork at the Ohio University Eastern Art Gallery Sept. 2-18. A reception for the artist will be… Read More
Murder Charges Filed in the Case of Missing West Virginia Teen
Charges were filed in Meigs County this morning against a man for the murder of a West Virginia teenager who had gone missing in early August. Ernest M. Roach,… Read More
Center Backs Key To ‘Cats’ Success
Bobcat Sports Showcase reporter Josh Rogers takes you inside the relationship between Grace Campbell and Gabby Hausfeld, the Ohio women's soccer team's starting central defensive duo.
Ohio Football: Hometown Hopefuls
The Bobcats' football roster contains 115 players from 21 different states, but only three players are from the local area. Anthony Baucco sits down with the home-grown talent on the… Read More
Reinstated Deputy Under Investigation
An Athens County Sheriff’s Office deputy reinstated just four months ago is now under investigation, according to information received through a public records request. Interim Sheriff Rodney Smith would not… Read More
Person of Interest to Be Charged in Connection with Body Found Along Ohio River
A person of interest will be charged Tuesday following the discovery of the body of a missing teen from West Virginia, found along the banks of the Ohio River in… Read More
The Bear Is Back: Ohio Music Celebrated At 8th Annual Aquabear County Fair
Aquabear Legion’s dedication to spreading the Ohio music gospel continues this weekend as the Aquabear County Fair returns for an eighth year.
The event, which features 15 acts from Athens and around the state, takes place this Friday and Saturday at The Union Bar & Grill, with a Saturday afternoon in-store show at Haffa's Records.
Ohio Gas Prices Higher To Start Work Week
Ohio motorists are paying more for gasoline coming out of the long holiday weekend. A gallon of regular gas was averaging $3.51 in Tuesday's survey from auto club AAA,… Read More
Six New Scholarships To Help Marshall Med Students
Medical students at Marshall University will benefit from six new scholarships. The scholarships were created through a graduating giving program called Adopt a Medical Student. The program allows gifts… Read More
WV Teen’s Body Found In Ohio, Man Arrested
Update 4:03 p.m. Charges were filed in Meigs County Tuesday morning against a man for the death of a West Virginia teenager who had gone missing in early August. Ernest… Read More
Ohio Football: One Team, One Mission
With the departure of the most successful senior class in program history, Ohio football coaches turned to the United States Navy Seals to help identify their leaders.