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Fouls, Turnovers Trouble Lady Lancers Again
After a solid three quarters of basketball, fouls and turnovers troubled the Lady Lancers (5-17) as they entered the final quarter of play. Mixed with a South Gallia (7-16) offensive… Read More
Photos of the Week, Feb. 2-8
Basketball season and political campaigns have one thing in common, they are both currently in full swing. Enjoy the WOUB Visuals’ photo recap of this week’s events around town. And as… Read More
Meet Annalisa Baono
Asti, Italy is a long way from Pomeroy, Ohio. That did not stop 17-year-old Annalisa Baono from venturing from her life in Italy to come to a small town in… Read More
Start-up Companies Go Through Intake System to be Admitted to the Ohio University Innovation Center
If a company or an entrepreneur would like to share space and resources within the Innovation Center, they must first talk with Lauren McCullough, the Client Service Coordinator and go… Read More
Neil Shubin of “Your Inner Fish” Featured in Upcoming Kennedy Lecture Series
For 10 years the Ohio Center for Ecology and Evolutionary Studies (OCEES) has championed innovative collaboration among faculty and with the Voinovich School for Leadership Public Affairs and has offered… Read More
Court to Weigh Cocaine Cases, Could Alter Sentencing in Ohio
TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) – Ohio’s top court will take a look this week at how prosecutors measure out cocaine in trafficking and possession cases. Prosecutors are concerned that a ruling… Read More
Grandfather Sentenced To Prison After Shooting 14-Year-Old Boy
FRANKFORT, KY. (AP) – A 56-year-old grandfather has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for shooting a 14-year-old boy who he believed had a sexual encounter with his 12-year-old… Read More
OU Art Gallery Exhibits Chicago Painters
The Ohio University School of Art + Design has announced the next exhibition at the Ohio University Art Gallery: Chicago Paints, on view through Feb. 20. The artists invited to… Read More
Report Finds Enforcement Gap in Seclusion, Restraint Policy
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – A disability rights group says it’s found gaps in the way Ohio schools enforce a rule limiting the seclusion and restraint of students whose behavior affects… Read More
About 244,000 Ohioans Sign Up for Coverage Under Obama’s Law
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Nearly 244,000 Ohioans signed up for private insurance or renewed coverage through the federal marketplace created by President Barack Obama’s health law. Federal officials announced the… Read More
Judge: Discovery Done in Protracted Libertarian Suit in Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – A judge has declared the evidence-gathering phase closed in the Libertarian Party of Ohio’s protracted lawsuit over disqualification of two of its statewide candidates in 2014…. Read More
Ohio Bill Would Allow Guns to be Removed by Protective Order
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – An Ohio lawmaker plans to reintroduce legislation aimed at keeping firearms out of the hands of alleged domestic abusers once a protective order has been issued…. Read More
Authorities Announce Indictments in Scrap Yard Investigation
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Central Ohio authorities say grave markers, beer kegs, copper wire and tons of shredded plastic have been recovered in an investigation into illegal scrap yard activities…. Read More
4 Ohio Universities Share $7.1M in Research-Related Grants
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Four Ohio universities are sharing $7.1 million in the first round of grant funding that’s part of an initiative to bolster the state’s research opportunities. Schools… Read More
Hardwood Heroes: Season 7 Episode 5
In episode five, our reporters break down the end of the season for our teams as they head into post season, feature Eastern’s Annalisa Baono, reveal our Hero of the Week… Read More