Athens City Council hears ‘contentious’ conversation over city pool at committee meeting
By Kaitlin Fochesato | Sep. 28, 2015Athens City Council's conversation centered on the want of many citizens for an indoor pool.
Athens City Council's conversation centered on the want of many citizens for an indoor pool.
The report alleged a rape occurred Saturday in Bromley Hall, when a female received unwanted sexual contact with a male she knew.
The Athens Police Department is looking for more information on three robberies.
The individual approached an Ohio University Police Department officer and started crawling on the ground before he was arrested.
The body will also look at uptown Trick or Treat.
After his initial bill failed to pass in the Senate in June, Sen. Lou Gentile said he's unlikely to draft another bill to regulate Number Fest.
When students sign a lease, it legally binds them to everything that’s written out in the document, but some tenants may not realize some of the items they're agreeing to with their signature.
Ted Strickland appeared in Athens on Wednesday night to garner support for his 2016 bid for U.S. Senate.
Union Street was closed for a few hours Wednesday morning while construction crews installed a heating and cooling unit using a crane.
The next step for the Athens Farmers Market is having city council create an exploratory committee to assess the suggested location.
When an international student is arrested, the Athens Police Department or the Ohio University Police Department seek translators to help the questioning process go smoothly.
ResponsibleOhio will be making a stop at Ohio University during their Green Rush Bus Tour, but university officials say there might not be a space available for them to set up.
An intoxicated Ohio University student was found without any clothes on in his Resident Assistant's dorm room Thursday morning after urinating near the room's entrance.
Ordinances concerning Halloween and the armory came up against opposition at weekly city council meeting.
Some students had to deal with their parents' uptown antics this weekend.
City council will meet Monday and discuss Halloween, the Armory, and vacation time.
A sixth sex-related crime for the semester was reported to OUPD, Saturday.
The DJ company stopped at the "Blue House" on Court Street.
The plaintiff no longer wished to pursue the charges.
OU College Democrats and Republicans continue offering support to their candidates for city offices.