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HUD Announces $2 Billion Toward Homelessness At Ohio Event
The U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development came to Columbus to announce new money to combat homelessness across the country – the day after a new report showed a… Read More
More Unpaid Appalachian Miners Stage a Coal Train Blockade
For the second time since summer, eastern Kentucky coal miners are blockading a railroad track to protest unpaid wages. The new blockade, which was started Monday afternoon by Quest Energy… Read More
Health Advocates Call for Action to Stem Youth E-Cig Use
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – Public health advocates have rallied at Kentucky’s Capitol to push for legislation aimed at reducing smoking and e-cigarette use among young people. A group called the… Read More
Ohio Farmers Can Take Advantage of Low-Interest Loans
Weather and tariffs have created some tough conditions for Ohio farmers and agribusinesses. But they can get some relief through a state program that reduces the interest on the debt… Read More
Two Bills Would Create Automatic Voter Registration, But in Different Ways
A pair of bills in the Ohio Legislature would change the way people register to vote, making it an automatic process instead requiring them to fill out forms or go… Read More
Kentucky Gov. to Give State of the Commonwealth Speech
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear is set to give his first State of the Commonwealth speech to lawmakers. House and Senate members will convene at 7 p.m… Read More
Jane Austen Tea Party Features WOUB “Sanditon” Screening
ZANESVILLE, OH – Jane Austen fans have always wondered what would have happened in her unfinished novel Sanditon. Those who attended a Jane Austen tea party at the John McIntire… Read More
Athens Community Celebrates Joe Burrow Winning National Championship
ATHENS, OH — WOUB Sports Director Thomas Garverick captures the scene at the Cat’s Corner, a local bar in Athens after Joe Burrow and the LSU Tigers beat the Clemson… Read More
Lady Vikings Drop Tight Contest Versus Fort Frye
FORT FRYE- Tensions arose Monday night as Fort Frye students cheered on their Lady Cadets in a tooth-and-nail battle against the Vinton County Lady Vikings, who lost 51-43 in a… Read More
Trimble Controls the Tempo In Victory Over Lady Eagles
GLOUSTER, Ohio- The Lady Tomcats walked away victorious Monday, picking up their 11th win of the season after defeating the Eastern lady Eagles. The game was close after the first… Read More