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#15 Field Hockey Falls in OT
By: Grant Burkhardt
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Ohio University field hockey fell 1-0 to Robert Morris University Friday afternoon, marking the first time the women have lost in 2011. RMU’s Michelle Lewthwaite scored the winning and only… Read More
AUDIO: State Prosecutor Sees Progress In Drug Fight
By: Fred Kight
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Used properly, prescription drugs can relieve pain and suffering. Used imroperly, they can destroy people. Aaron Haslam knows all about the abuse problem. Haslam is an Assistant Ohio Attorney General… Read More
Patriots Look to Rebound Against Musselman
Parkersburg South has already experienced highs and lows this season, with an emotional win at Ripley in week one, and a humbling 28-7 defeat to Morgantown last Friday. When Musselman comes… Read More
Showdown in Thornville Won’t Be a Dozen Roses for the Ceramics
Tonight in Thornville will bring us an MVL battle between the Sheridan Generals and the Crooksville Ceramics at Paul Culver Jr. Stadium. The Generals have picked up right where they… Read More
OhioMD: John Bowman Teaches You About Knees
By: Matt Archibald
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Ohio head athletic trainer John Bowman will educate you on the human knee. You'll learn everything you need to know about the human knee and ligaments inside it. Bowman talks… Read More
OUHCOM Dean Will Find Location For New Columbus Campus
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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The dean of the Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine will soon be searching for land for a new campus in Columbus. Jack Brose is retiring as dean, but… Read More
Many In Athens Not Worried About Postal Service Changes
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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The United States Postal Service could be closing the Athens mail processing center soon. The Athens facility, along with three other processing facilities in southeastern Ohio, are on the review… Read More
Afternoon Audio Update September 16
Ohio University police are searching for the man they say raped a student on September 10. Three southeast Ohio mail processing centers may be shut down. Details in your afternoon… Read More
Bobcat Volleyball Cruises in Straight Sets in Georgia
The Ohio volleyball team started off the "Bash in the Boro" tournament held at Georgia Southern University with a win against South Carolina State. The Bobcats beat the Lady Bulldogs… Read More
Meningitis Outbreak Forces Postponing of Football Game
The football game scheduled to be played at Dawson-Bryant tonight against Trimble has been postponed. Trimble Superintendent Dr. Kimberly Jones tells WSAZ.com the game is "postponed due to reports… Read More
VIDEO: Memories Still Fresh One Year After Tornado
By: Taylor Mirfendereski
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It started off as an average Thursday in September for Athens County resident Dottie Channell. She was sitting in the sunroom of her home of 50 years and looking at… Read More
Ohio Unemployment Rate Rises Again
By: Associated Press
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State officials say Ohio's unemployment rate rose for the third straight month in August, to a level matching the national jobless rate. The Department of Job and Family Services said… Read More
The Plains Tornado Anniversary
By: Cheri Russo, Taylor Mirfendereski
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On the ground, those who experienced the tornado on September 16, 2010 knew the damage caused was major. Trees were down and homes were destroyed in an instant. But, the… Read More
Three SE Ohio Mail Processing Centers On Possible Closure List
By: Associated Press
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The struggling U.S. Postal Service says it's considering whether to close more than 250 mail processing centers across the country, including three in southeast Ohio. There are 10 centers in… Read More
OU Researcher Says Pollutants May Cause Heart Disease
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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Recent studies by an Ohio University researcher suggests that certain pollutants may be causing heart disease. Alexander Sergeev says his studies show that POP's, persistent organic pollutants, such as pesticides,… Read More
Morning Audio Update for September 16
By: Taylor Pool
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Ohio University Police say they are looking for a white male in his mid-20s who raped a female student early Saturday morning. Plus, today marks the one year anniversary of… Read More
OU Police Put Out Alert About Rape
By: Cheri Russo
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Ohio University Police say they are looking for a white male in his mid-20's who raped a female student early Saturday morning. Police say the victim got lost walking home… Read More
TVC-Ohio Teams Fight to Keep Pace in Tight Conference Race
By: Justin Sampson
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Chillicothe at Athens Athens was tested by the run earlier this season. They stared down an impressive passing attack last Saturday and responded in fine style. The Bulldogs’ 19-14 win… Read More
Undefeated Wahama Leading the Charge in the TVC-Hocking
By: Marlowe Alter
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Southern at Federal Hocking The Federal Hocking Lancers are looking to snap their three game losing streak and get in the win column for the first time this season when… Read More
Putting Athens County On The Map: The Life And Work Of W.E. Peters
Athens County Historical Society and Museum Executive Director Ron Luce speaks with Tom O'Grady, ACHSM president, about the life and work of W.E. Peters (1857-1952). Peters was an author, lawyer… Read More
Former Ohio QB Bryant Accused of Sexual Harassment
By: Matt Archibald
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A former Ohio quarterback has been fired from his job because of sexual harassment. Cleve Bryant, the associate athletics director for football operations at Texas, was dismissed from the university… Read More
TVC-Ohio Week 4 Game Previews
By: Brad Hawley
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Alexander Spartans at Frontier Cougars After shutting out the Unioto Shermans 35-0, the Spartans put their undefeated record on the line as they travel to take on the struggling… Read More
VIDEO: Food Pantry Gifts Extra Produce to Athens Co. Agency
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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The Lottridge food pantry, highlighted in a "Dateline NBC" special last year for direly low supplies, actually had so much food today, they gifted it to another agency. The… Read More
Family Day At The Kennedy Museum Of Art
Wendy McVicker speaks with Lisa Quinn, Jessica Lawn and Sally Delgado from the Kennedy Museum of Art about the upcoming Family Day on Sept. 24, 2011. The event includes activities… Read More
Parkersburg Post Office On Postal Service Review List
By: Associated Press
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Four mail processing facilities in West Virginia are on the Postal Service's review list for possible closure. Facilities in Bluefield, Clarksburg, Parkersburg and Petersburg are among 252 nationwide that will… Read More
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