ResponsibleOhio, a group advocating for legalized marijuana, released a new revision to their ballot proposal Tuesday. The proposal will now allow individuals to apply for permits to home-grow their own marijuana.
County Commissioners discussed the possibility to seek reimbursement of the salary paid to former Sheriff Pat Kelly during his suspension.
A female filed a walk-in sexual offense report with the Athens County Sheriff's Office Sunday.
Alati Swim will peddle its designs at 31 N. Congress St. from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
The ruling came down on Tuesday.
A man was arrested on suspicion of trespassing, assault and criminal mischief
The Essence of Athens project is funded by a “sunsetting” fund, Mayor Paul Wiehl said.
Athens City Council members will be discussing an ordinance declaring the buildings ravaged by the West Union Street fires historical.
Athens County is projected to get four to eight inches of snow.
Jumping into a frozen lake doesn’t immediately come to mind when formulating Valentine’s Day plans, but for participants at Ohio University’s 8th annual Polar Plunge, getting cold and wet was just the beginning of their steamy holiday.
The incident is alleged to have happened in Wilson Hall.
Following the Athens City School board's suspension of the district superintendent, Keller Blackburn says he sent a 'list' of any past or present district employees who did not report Isaac Thomas relationship with his students to the Ohio Department of Education.
OU is stockpiling five hundred tons of salt this winter, twice as much as last winter.
The Athens City prosecutor’s office is refiling fourth degree misdemeanors for the four Ohio University students who were charged with disrupting a Student Senate meeting in November after both parties agreed to lower charges.
Less than a week after Athens High School teacher Isaac Thomas pled guilty to having a sexual relationship with a student, the district superintendent was placed on paid administrative leave after allegations surfaced he failed to report Thomas illicit actions.
After a nearly three-week trial, a jury found suspended Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly guilty on 18 counts.
After Athens Municipal Court Judge William Grim agreed to lower charges against the four Ohio University students charged with disrupting a Student Senate meeting in November, the city prosecutor’s office has decided to refile the original charges.
The jury is still deliberating the verdict in Athens County Sheriff's Pat Kelly's trial.
A $1 million settlement between OU and the father of a student who died of meningitis in 2010 was approved last week in the Ohio Court of Claims
Eric Heis, a spokesman for the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, said the department is taking a number of precautions to address a recent report that linked hydraulic fracturing to seismic activity.
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