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ACLU Scolds Chillicothe High School for Violation of Student’s Rights
The ACLU has sent a letter to a Chillicothe high school after school officials asked a student to leave a football game. A news release from the ACLU said the… Read More
High School Students At Risk Of Long-Term Concussion Effects
New studies are showing athletes, especially teenage athletes, might be paying a long-term price for the glory of playing under the Friday night lights. There are between two and four… Read More
Craig Romney Campaigns In Athens For Dad Mitt
While Vice President Joe Biden was capturing much of the spotlight Saturday during his trip to Athens, another campaign stop was underway in the same town on the same day…. Read More
Athena Cinema Hosts Mini Film Festival
A two-week mini festival of films about sustainability begins Friday at the Athena Cinema in Athens. Chris Iacofano is the executive director of the Athena. Iacofano says the goal… Read More
OU President Roderick McDavis Receives Pay Raise
The Ohio Board of Trustees has approved a 6.3 percent pay increase for Ohio University President Roderick McDavis in addition to a 15 percent bonus. The Buckeye Institute Higher Education… Read More
Texting While Driving Law In Effect Friday
Friday’s the day using cellphones when you’re behind the wheel could land you a fine or even a license suspension. Texting while driving is now illegal under the Ohio Revised… Read More
Chillicothe Man Dies In Ross County Crash
One man is dead and another in critical condition after a one-vehicle crash in Ross County on Thursday evening. Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers say Peter Davidson, 44, of Chillicothe,… Read More
Morning Audio Update June 8
Cyberbullying is an area of rising concern in higher education. Plus, authorities say the vehicle believed to be used in an Ohio woman's abduction was an old police cruiser with… Read More
Morning Audio Update for June 7
An Ohio University student has dropped out of the Ohio House of Representatives race. Plus, the testimony is expected to continue today in the trial of a man accused of… Read More
Morning Audio Update for June 6
A new program in Lawrence County puts low-level offenders on a farm, rather than in jail. Ohio Gov. John Kasich has granted a condemned killer a two-week reprieve.
Hocking College To Confer 779 Honors
A new tradition will be established at Hocking College's graduation ceremony Sunday. Two students have been selected to deliver the honorable commencement speeches. Natural Resources Law Enforcement major Emily… Read More
Morning Audio Update for June 5
ODOT is saving money and commercializing five of the state's non-interstate rest areas. Plus, Ohio's governor is ready to sign into law the anticipated exotic animal regulation bill. And, data… Read More
Whipple Man Pens Bird Watching Book
Bird watching is one of America's fastest-growing and most popular hobbies. Bill Thompson of Whipple, near Marietta, has made it easier for children and beginners to take up the hobby…. Read More
Medical Students Aim To Meet Community Needs
Three students from the Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine will have a chance to bring better health care to rural areas. The students have been selected as Albert… Read More
Afternoon Accident Claims Chillicothe Man
A Chillicothe man is dead after driving off the road and striking an embankment and fence. Ohio State Highway Patrol officers say Harold Gragg, 68, of Chillicothe, was driving eastbound… Read More
OU Student Found Dead
A 21-year-old Ohio University student was found dead at a Palmer Street residence Sunday evening. Athens Police Chief Tom Pyle says the deceased was Stephen Rung, also known as Stephen… Read More
Morning Audio Update for June 4
A 21-year-old Ohio University student was found dead at a Palmer Street residence yesterday evening. And, graduating seniors at an Ohio high school have celebrated how their class pulled together… Read More
Morning Audio Update for June 1
The trip to and from school will become a little safer for Washington and Athens County students. Plus, Ohio is poised to become the 39th state to prohibit texting while… Read More
OU Professor Dispels Obesity Myths
An Ohio University professor is doing research on obesity to discover how big of a problem it really is. Professor of Applied Health Sciences and Wellness Darlene Berryman says there… Read More
Morning Audio Update for May 31
In Athens County, about 20 percent of the population depends on food assistance and one pantry is doing something to help children who are on summer vacation. Plus, West Virginia's… Read More
Morning Audio Update for May 30
The questioning and elimination of potential jurors in a Southeast Ohio murder trial begain yesterday. Plus, the State Highway Partrol has the number deaths in fatal crashes that occured over… Read More
Morning Audio Update for May 29
An Ohio University student is behind bars after campus police found two homemade bombs near his campus dorm. Plus, OU students and their parents will have to open their wallets… Read More
Morning Audio Update for May 25
A judge in Logan is taking extensive measures in order to find an impartial jury for a local murder trial. Plus, the Appalachian Partnership for Economic Growth will have a… Read More
Molinaro To Take Economic Growth Helm
The Appalachian Partnership for Economic Growth (APEG) will have a new CEO beginning July 1. John Molinaro is a certified Economic Development Finance Professional and currently serves as the co-Director… Read More
Morning Audio Update for May 24
The parking lot at the Wayne National Forest Headquarters near Nelsonville was full yesterday afternoon as people gathered to send a message to the Forest Supervisor. Plus, environmental advocates in… Read More
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