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Ohio’s Adryan Earns MAC East Player of the Week
Third baseman John Adryan earned MAC East Player of the Week after a stellar week. He hit .375 with a team-best .875 slugging percentage and compiled six hits — including… Read More
Professor, Author, Radio Storyteller Sonja Williams Visits WOUB
Sonja Williams has always loved music and that led her to produce award-winning public radio shows. She now is a professor in the Department of Media, Journalism and Film at… Read More
Ohio Sweeps MAC East Player and Pitcher of the Week
Ohio softball swept MAC Player and Pitcher of the week honors. Savannah Jo Dorsey picked up her third Pitcher of the week honors after going 4-0 this past week. Dorsey… Read More
Ohio Takes Two of Three from Buffalo
Despite cold weather and a cancellation on Saturday, the Ohio Bobcats defeated the Buffalo Bulls twice on Sunday to earn two out of three wins over the weekend. Friday was… Read More
Bobcats Hit Home Doubleheader
The Ohio baseball team defeated the Buffalo Bulls (10-17, 4-5 MAC) winning 3-1 and 6-5 in Sunday’s doubleheader. The Bobcats lost the first game of the series on Friday, 9-3,… Read More
Ohio University Researcher Reads the Fine Print of Diabetes
Fingerprints may become the new standard for indicating one’s risk of diabetes. A team directed by Molly Morris, a professor in Ohio University’s Department of Biological Sciences, has discovered a… Read More
Local Attorney Celebrates Approval of Pot Ballot Issue
ATHENS, Ohio – Attorney and marijuana activist Don Wirtshafter said he is relieved after Attorney General Mike DeWine approved the second marijuana ballot issue for Ohio on Thursday. Wirtshafter and… Read More
Opioid Prescriptions For Injured Workers Decreases
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – The amount of opioids prescribed to injured Ohio workers has fallen significantly since the state’s insurance fund for injured workers created a pharmacy management program amid… Read More
Dayton Second Ohio Area To Ban Travel Because Of LGBT Laws
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) – Dayton is banning its employees from non-essential government travel to Mississippi and North Carolina, saying recent laws passed in the two states discriminate against lesbian, gay,… Read More
Ohio Auditor Gets Approval to Audit University Foundations
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Ohio’s state auditor has been given legal authority to audit the books of the fundraising wings of colleges and universities. Auditor David Yost asked the Ohio… Read More
Kentucky Lawmakers Fail to Reach Budget Deal
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – The Republican chairman of the Senate budget committee says Kentucky lawmakers will not pass a two-year state spending plan before the legislative session ends this year…. Read More
Columbus Officer In Critical Condition Identified
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Authorities are identifying the Ohio police officer they say was critically wounded when a man opened fire on a SWAT team trying to arrest him. Columbus… Read More