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Trimble Girls Preview: Young Tomcats Focusing on Defense
By: James Massara
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After graduating their two leading scorers from last season, the Trimble Lady Tomcats will turn to defense this season in an attempt to win a TVC-Hocking championship. Coach Dave… Read More
NY Girls Preview: A New Year Means a New Team for the Lady Buckeyes
By: Morgan Overbey
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The Nelsonville-York Lady Buckeyes are sure to be a tough match-up in the TVC-Ohio this season. Although they finished last in the league during the 2010-2011 season, the Lady… Read More
NY Boys Preview: Senior Leaders Will Dictate Bucks’ Season
By: Lucas Widman
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The Nelsonville-York Buckeyes will attempt to flip last year’s Tri Valley Conference standings upside down. Seniors Casey Cox, Daniel Kline, and Kyle Moore look to rebound from a disappointing 2010-2011… Read More
Southeast Ohio Agencies Receive Homelessness Grants
Two Southeast Ohio agencies received funding to help fight homelessness in the region. The Ohio Department of Development awarded Good Works, Inc. of Athens County and Eve, Inc. of… Read More
Holiday Traffic Fatalities Down
By: Associated Press
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Authorities say there were fewer deaths on Ohio roads over the Thanksgiving holiday, but an increase in drunk driving and drug arrests. Numbers released by the Ohio State Highway Patrol… Read More
Afternoon Audio Update November 28
Scioto County detectives investigate a homicide after a body is found in a parked truck. A former Athens County deputy pleads guilty to attempted sexual battery charges. Details in your… Read More
Hallowell Pleads Guilty
By: Cheri Russo
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A former Athens County Sheriff's Deputy will be sentenced in January after pleading guilty to attempted sexual battery charges. Jerry Hallowell appeared in Athens County Common Pleas Court this morning…. Read More
Marching 110 Traveling to Ireland
By: Cheri Russo
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The Ohio University Marching 110 will be traveling to Dublin, Ireland in March 2013 for the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade. 110 Graduate Assistant Ken Will says it's a great… Read More
Scioto Detectives Investigate Homicide
Scioto County sheriff's detectives are investigating a homicide after a body was found in a truck parked near a cemetery. Sheriff Marty Donini says his office received the call… Read More
Lou Reed, Metallica and the Glory of Love
By: Scott Pfeiffer
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It's almost certainly a mark of my own perversity, but after listening to it two or three times, Lulu, the new album that answers the question no one was asking… Read More
Gas Prices Down To Lowest Levels Since Last Winter
By: Associated Press
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Sliding prices at the gas pump are now at the lowest levels Ohio motorists have seen since last winter. A daily survey from auto club AAA, the Oil Price Information… Read More
Morning Audio Update For November 28
By: Cheri Russo
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A fire at in insulation factory in Newcomerstown. And gas prices are at the lowest point since last winter. Listen to your audio update here.
Insulation Factory Fire
By: Associated Press
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A massive and fast-moving fire at an Ohio insulation factory has sent flames shooting two stories high and caused the building's walls to collapse. Workers got out safely Sunday night… Read More
Peanut Butter Prices Hurt Food Banks
By: Associated Press
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Food banks around the country say rising peanut butter prices are making it harder for them to provide one of their most-requested items this holiday season. The increase in the… Read More
Man Killed In Father-Son Hunting Accident
A 40-year-old man is dead after a tragic hunting accident Friday in Lawrence County. The Lawrence County Sheriff's Office says Mark Bailey was killed during a hunting trip near his… Read More
Kern’s Body Found
By: Associated Press
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A body found in a shallow grave near a mall in Ohio is that of a missing man whose father said answered a Craigslist ad similar to one police say… Read More
Men’s basketball: Ohio can’t hang on at #7 Louisville
By: Grant Burkhardt
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Numerous times, Ohio had a rebound or a loose ball that would have ended a Louisville possession. Seemingly just as many times, Ohio lost the handle. It had the lead… Read More
Another Body Found In Noble County
By: Associated Press
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An Ohio sheriff investigating the death of a man who answered a phony Craigslist ad says a new body has been found in his rural county. Noble County Sheriff Steve… Read More
Volleyball: From Estonia to Athens
By: Maddie Kuhn
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With Ohio volleyball's roster turning over after this season, Liis Kullerkann could get a chance to play a big role in the Bobcat lineup in 2012. In coming to Athens… Read More
Ice Hockey: Ohio sweeps Iowa State
By: Justin Sampson, Ryan Boyd
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A lasting image of Saturday night's thriller was motivated by a player based over 1,300 miles from away. Josh Fodor struck the "Tebow" pose, named for Denver Broncos quarterback… Read More
WOUB Produces Educational Project to Aid Students in Career Exploration
By: Kelly Martin
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My (Future) Life is a new video project produced by WOUB Public Media and focuses on career exploration for middle and high school students. My (Future) Life career video project… Read More
Ohio Animal Owners Group Opposes Exotic Animals Ban
By: Associated Press
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An animal owners group in Ohio says it opposes a recommended state ban on keeping venomous snakes, monkeys, tigers and other dangerous animals. A study group and several state agencies have… Read More
ACEnet Bringing Value Chains Grant Program To Southeast Ohio
The Appalachian Center for Economic Networks (ACEnet) of Athens and Rural Action of Trimble are bringing the Central Appalachian Networks Value Chains Small Grants Program to southeast Ohio. ACEnet… Read More
Morning Audio Update for November 23
A man says he interviewed at an Akron Mall for a phony Craiglist ad at the center of a Noble County murder scheme. Roadways in West Virginia are closed due… Read More
OU Professor Attends “TV 101” Class In Los Angeles
A lucky member of the Ohio University community was one of 20 professors from across the country chosen to attend a television seminar in Los Angeles. While on the… Read More
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