WTOV-TV (Steubenville, OH)

WTOV is a television station located in Ohio and serves as an NBC affiliate, owned and operated by Sinclair Broadcast Group. This company is among the largest and most varied television broadcasting firms in the United States. Sinclair operates, programs, or offers sales support to 163 TV stations across 77 markets, following some pending deals. Their television network reaches around 38.7% of households with TVs in the U.S. and includes affiliations with FOX, ABC, MyTV, CW, CBS, NBC, Univision, and Azteca.

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#163073

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#32150

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Wheeling Miners game honors military and first responders

5 days ago | wtov9.com | Skylar Sobansky

WHEELING, WV — The Wheeling Miners game on Saturday evening was more than just a sporting event; it was a heartfelt tribute to military service members, first responders, and their families. Fans filled WesBanco Arena not only to support their team but to express gratitude to these everyday heroes. Chris Duffy, owner of the Wheeling Miners, emphasized the importance of the event.
Jefferson County Humane Society fundraiser fights animal cruelty

5 days ago | wtov9.com | Skylar Sobansky

MARTINS FERRY, OH — Two local businesses, Hot Rod Tattooing and Belmont Brewerks, joined forces on Main Street in Martins Ferry to raise awareness and funds for suicide prevention. The event, which drew a significant crowd, was organized in collaboration with local organizers to support the cause. Rick Veon, owner of Belmont Brewerks, emphasized the importance of the initiative. "The foundation of suicide prevention is near and dear to my family, the community and our restaurant.
Pirates celebrate Paul Skenes with bobblehead giveaway at PNC Park

5 days ago | wtov9.com | Skylar Sobansky

PITTSBURGH, PA — It was a special day at PNC Park as the Pittsburgh Pirates hosted the Cleveland Guardians. Fans flocked to the stadium, eager to celebrate pitcher Paul Skenes, who recently won the National League Rookie of the Year award. To mark the occasion, the team distributed a limited edition bobblehead of Skenes. The giveaway drew large crowds, with lines wrapping around the stadium as fans hoped to secure the collectible.
Old Beatty Park playground removed; new installation scheduled in two weeks

6 days ago | wtov9.com | Skylar Sobansky

STEUBENVILLE, OH — Visitors to Beatty Park may have noticed the absence of the playground, but a new structure is on its way. The old playground was removed, and a new one is set to be installed in about two weeks, weather permitting. The new playground system, costing approximately $35,000, was funded through a combination of a NatureWorks grant and capital funds.
Jefferson County Humane Society urges spaying and neutering amid kitten season influx

6 days ago | wtov9.com | Skylar Sobansky

JEFFERSON COUNTY, OH — As the days grow longer and temperatures rise, the onset of spring marks the beginning of "kitten season," a time when female cats are more likely to go into heat and breed. This season typically starts in April and can last through late fall, leading to an influx of kittens. Brandi DeNoon-Damewood, development manager at the Jefferson County Humane Society, emphasized the importance of spaying or neutering cats during this period, even if they are strictly indoor pets.
WVU Medicine Regional Cancer Institute to open ahead of schedule in 2028

6 days ago | wtov9.com | Olivia Zinn

WHEELING, W.Va. — New developments have been announced for the WVU Medicine Regional Cancer Institute, which is now set to open in October 2028, nearly a year ahead of schedule. The facility will be the only National Cancer Institute in West Virginia and is expected to welcome its first patients in the fall of 2028. The institute will offer a comprehensive range of treatments, including medical and radiational oncology, a melanoma center, infusions, and imaging.
Steubenville's young athletes showcase skills as baseball season starts at Belleview Park

1 week ago | wtov9.com | Skylar Sobansky

STEUBENVILLE, Ohio — The 2025 baseball season kicked off Thursday evening with opening night for the Steubenville Baseball Association at Belleview Park. The festivities kicked off with a parade that started at Harding Middle School and concluded at the park. There, scrimmages were held and the youth of Steubenville showed they are ready to play ball. "We are excited to play with our friends,” player Jayden Bell said. "I like hitting the ball and catching the ball,” player Cole Birch said.
Steubenville's former armory raises concerns as commissioners weigh options

1 week ago | wtov9.com | Hannah Hayes

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ohio — The long-vacant building on Cherry Avenue, formerly the old armory and later used by the Board of Developmental Disabilities, is causing concern among local residents as Jefferson County commissioners deliberate its future. The building, which has been empty for years, has become a gathering spot for teens due to its proximity to Pico Park, raising red flags for the community.
Local law firms sue Weirton Water Board, city for alleged service failures

1 week ago | wtov9.com | Skylar Sobansky

WEIRTON, W.Va. — Two law firms - Logue Law Group and Onder Law LLC - have filed a class action lawsuit against the Weirton Area Water Board and the City of Weirton. The suit alleges negligence and breach of contract, claiming residents suffered substantial harm due to the defendant’s failure to provide safe and reliable water services. For now, Sean Logue is only representing Weirton resident Rose McClements. But that could change in the near future. "It has not been certified yet,” Logue said.
Residents rally to save Bucky, the gentle deer visiting neighborhoods

1 week ago | wtov9.com | Hannah Hayes

HANCOCK COUNTY, W.Va. — He's become a bit of a local celebrity in Hancock County, known for being gentle, friendly, and for making a pit stop at a local bar on Route 30. But now Bucky the deer's future is in question. "If you're wondering why I'm looking so sad, it's because I am,” Leila Jones said in a video. "These cops are trying to kill him for no reason. He's being nice, kind.