Anthony Fambry of Batavia claims Ohio state Sen. Joe Uecker, R-Miami Township, illegally blocked him from Uecker's official Facebook page after a brief discussion over the senator's support for a ...

State Senator Joe Uecker won the 14th District State Senate race in Ohio on Tuesday. Uecker is up by 44 points with all precincts reporting. Below are detailed results for the race. View other ...

Uecker died in January at 90 years old. He spent six decades as an MLB broadcaster. And with the Brewers playing in the 2025 opener, it was only right for Buck and ESPN to start off with a tribute ...

Joe Noga 5:46Yeah, it’s Bob Uecker. Harry Doyle.Everybody should watch Major League tonight just to honor his his memories.So ...

An Ohio state senator on Wednesday agreed to pay $20,000 in a lawsuit settlement after a constituent accused him of illegally blocking him on Facebook. Joe Uecker, a Republican, would not admit ...

COLUMBUS - Clermont County Sen. Joe Uecker will take a new post next month at the Ohio Department of Transportation, setting up a battle for his seat. Uecker, R-Miami Township, is resigning from ...

Joe Buck must have not gotten the memo Indians fans want to replace him in the booth for the World Series. The FOX commentator tweeted his reaction to an online petition started by a Cleveland fan … ...

Anthony Fambry says State Sen. Joe Uecker blocked him on Facebook. Fambry argued that his rights were violated, and now he will be awarded $20,000, most of which will cover the man's legal fees.

State Sen. Joe Uecker, R-Miami Township, is resigning effective Aug. 31 to take a position with the Ohio Department of Transportation.

NBC Sports President Dick Ebersol said the network would not replace Uecker, going with a two-man booth of Bob Costas and analyst Joe Morgan. Calling Uecker “Mr. Baseball, there is no ...

According to Cut 4’s Adam McCalvy, Uecker, Joe Block and Jeff Levering—along with several other media personnel—were stuck inside the broadcast booth at Miller Park for several innings after ...

Uecker died in January at 90 years old. He spent six decades as an MLB broadcaster. And with the Brewers playing in the 2025 opener, it was only right for Buck and ESPN to start off with a tribute ...