As a child, Ohio University admissions and commissions employee and freelance journalist Mary Reed mused that eventually she’d want children of her own. She thought one day she’d be ready.
The cool air of fall is here, and with the return of warm sweaters and pumpkin spice lattes come illnesses such as the common cold.
Athens City Council adopted a fringe benefits package for non-union city workers Monday, including police, fire fighters and maintenance workers.
If you’re white in Ohio, state-testing data suggests you’ll probably score better on standardized tests than minority peers.
Zachary Green had three major goals in his life: to serve as a U.S. Marine, to be a firefighter and to be an entrepreneur. In 2010, he decided to pursue the third part of that dream.
Making the “Lion King” position, or holding a cellphone to the sky while looking for another service bar amid a sea of dropped calls and unsent texts, is common for many Ohio University students and Athens residents.
One of the two Athens residents accused of kidnapping a 16-year-old girl and using her as a prostitute in exchange for money and drugs was indicted Monday.
A Summit County city isn’t alone in its fight for regulations on hydraulic fracturing.
Considering the number of people at Saturday’s Halftime Fest, the number of arrests was slim compared to previous years.
A local high school girl’s car caught fire late Thursday morning when she parked on College Street near Mill Street, where Athens Police blocked traffic as firefighters put out the flames.
Police shot and killed a woman Thursday after she rammed a security barricade at the White House, then sped down Pennsylvania Avenue toward the Capitol.
A recent Ohio University hire has produced optimism for backers of the Turning Point Solar project looking to reach a deal with OU.
Local health care providers aren’t expecting to see major changes with the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, or “Obamacare,” which is the leading cause of the current government shutdown.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine’s office wants Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly to turn over his list of confidential informants, but Kelly said he still doesn’t plan on complying.
Under the Affordable Care Act, businesses with 50 or more full-time employees might see a drastic change in how they provide health insurance.
The Athens County Sheriff’s Office needs more room.
Two Athens County residents were charged Monday in Athens Municipal Court with prostitution and human trafficking of a 16-year-old girl.
University officials haven’t decided how the university will — or won’t — offer health insurance to its part-time faculty professors.
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