Students who hold positions partly subsidized by the government will be making less under the new minimum wage increase.
The Athens Police Department is investigating a fire that occured at Walmart, 929 E. State St., early Tuesday morning.
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How many times has the Ohio offensive line commit Jake Pruehs been on the losing end? A mere two times.
Michael White crashed his motorcycle when riding on Route 180 in Hocking County earlier this year.
Ohio University and the city of Athens don’t waste time in clearing the streets of leaves.
Marietta author Cathy Mowrer is coming to Athens Dec. 10 for a book signing of her newest book, “Young Thomas Ewing and the Coonskin Library.”
So far this year, Ohio University students have donated more than 16,000 pounds of food and other grocery items to people in need.
Jenny DePietro said she’s noticed an abundance of stray cats in her yard for the past 20 years, underscoring a potential problem occurring near her Lancaster home.
Local supporters of Hillary Rodham Clinton — the former Secretary of State and U.S. Senator from New York — will meet at Baker University Center on Monday for an “organizing meeting” hosted by an organization not affiliated with the former first lady.
For the first time in two years, Ohio University is hoping it will get students a better insurance package by acquiring one on its own.
Sidebar: How Ohio University gets student health insurance. Read it here.
Thanksgiving is usually spent connecting with family, eating delicious food and watching football, whether we are fans of the teams playing or not.
Energy was high Saturday afternoon when Zain Rhodes, a 10-year-old with autism, attended an event at Ohio University’s Ping Center to raise awareness about the disease.
There is not much hope for those who have overdosed on heroin or those having life-threatening allergic reactions.
In 2014, $80 could keep some folks in Athens County away from higher education, officials have said.
Ohio Democrats State Sen. Lou Gentile and Rep. Debbie Phillips are ready for Hillary.
When the walls in Cutler Hall began to vibrate Wednesday, Ohio University’s Vice President for Student Affairs knew exactly where he could investigate how widespread the shaking was felt — Twitter.
No one seems to know for sure how Bong Hill got its name.
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