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Week 7 Power Rankings: FAC
As the 2017 season nears its close, the Frontier Athletic Conference battle is heating up at the top. Not only are the conference’s top teams fighting each other for the… Read More
Coal Comfort: Trump’s EPA And Energy’s Winners And Losers
The Environmental Protection Agency’s move to end the Clean Power Plan is the Trump administration’s latest attempt to support the struggling coal industry. The Department of Energy is also pushing a new… Read More
Ohio Hands Out Fines Over Fish Kills Caused by Farm Manure
TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) – Ohio’s natural resources agency wants three people to pay more than $30,000 for three large fish kills that it says were caused by livestock manure spread… Read More
Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Kentucky Foster Care Case
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) – The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to hear a case involving a growing number of Kentucky relatives providing free foster care for children. The Courier-Journal reports… Read More
WOUB Welcomes Netflix Star to Launch New Kindness Podcast Oct. 17
Nicole Phillips should have been on top of the world. She was employed as a television news anchor, had three remarkable children, and an accomplished, committed husband – but she… Read More
Halloween Comes to PBS KIDS!
This “Odd-tober,” PBS KIDS invites families to celebrate Halloween all month long, with spooky new episodes of their favorite shows, new games and a wide array of activities. On October… Read More
PBS Wins 12 News & Documentary Emmys®
– More Than Any Other Organization – PBS programs were honored with 12 News & Documentary Emmy® Awards, more than any other organization, at the 38th Annual News & Documentary… Read More
Report: Massive Increase In Kentucky Disability Recipients
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – Kentucky officials say a new report shows a massive increase in the number of Kentucky adults and children receiving disability benefits. The report was prepared by… Read More
Retired Ohio School Workers To See Cost-Of-Living Increase Frozen
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – The School Employee Retirement System in Ohio will freeze cost-of-living increases for three years for 75,000 pensioners and is pushing for a similar change for more… Read More
Absentee Voting Begins For Ohio’s Fall Election
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Absentee voting is beginning for Ohio’s fall election. Republican Secretary of State Jon Husted says Wednesday marks the first day of absentee voting for the general… Read More
Buck Jennings Appointed To West Virginia House Seat
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – D.R. “Buck” Jennings has been appointed to the West Virginia House of Delegates. Gov. Jim Justice announced Jennings’ appointment Tuesday to the 53rd District seat formerly… Read More
The “Gig Economy” Grows in the USA Says Visiting Italian Journalist
Lidia Catalano is a multimedia journalist from Turin, Italy visiting this country to examine the growth of alternative work arrangements. Her primary observation is that this segment of our economy… Read More