Social media help Athens and Ohio University law enforcement fight crime
By Julia Fair | Sep. 17, 2015Athens law enforcement turn to Twitter and Facebook to aid in their investigations of crimes.
Athens law enforcement turn to Twitter and Facebook to aid in their investigations of crimes.
The University of Akron launched the website "Judicial Votes Count," dedicated to educating voters on the judiciary system and candidates running for judicial positions.
Good morning. Here's what you need to know for Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015:
Six members of Ohio University's Student Senate resigned during Wednesday night's meeting.
The debate comes just less than a month before the first Democratic debate.
Gun shots were fired when a group of individuals tried to steal marijuana plants from a residence in Athens County.
Some would turn up their nose at investigating trash, but Detective Doug Crites sees a chance to make a difference.
With businesses in Athens working to start serving alcohol, students may not even be interested.
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 6-1 against the local charter proposal that targeted state fracking laws.
Ohio University’s Student Union will be hosting a general assembly for students to discuss issues and plan a way to voice their concerns.
Good morning. Here's what you need to know for Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2015:
The Post sat down with the Athens County Republican Party chair to ask him about some of the struggles facing the party in the upcoming election.
“I wouldn’t be losing a lot of sleep over what the Fed is going to be doing Wednesday," Vedder said. "But then again, I don’t have student loans.”
Non-students can purchase membership from Ping for $335 annually.
OUPD and APD have received six reports of sex-related crimes during the Fall Semester.
The senator resigned after a resolution that would have allowed students to vote on whether the senate became a direct democracy failed.
Twitter has been abuzz since the news, which also trended on Facebook.
The records sent to the Ohio Office of the Inspector General include information about Coventry Lane lease payments, structural problems with 29 Park Place and payments for the McDavis’ stay at the Ohio University Inn in March.
OUPD arrested the former Ohio University basketball player after he was charged with gross sexual imposition, a fourth degree felony.
Playboy named OU its top party school for 2015.