COLUMBUS — Driver’s education classes could be mandated for thousands more young drivers after an amendment is added to a bill, creating further restrictions for teen drivers.
One student organization will use a film in order to pique student interest on a life-or-death situation.
One second you’re holding an autistic child’s hand, and the next they’re out the front door.
An Ohio University professor was arrested Monday on child pornography charges and is being held at a correctional facility in Franklin County, authorities said late Tuesday afternoon.
Ohio University Group I, Group II and all regional faculty members will receive the same compensation pool increases if the Board of Trustees adopts a new Faculty Senate proposal.
Graduate Student Senate voted in favor of the UnitedHealthcare insurance package that would include regional campuses in its coverage.
Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly was booked at a local jail Tuesday morning and released at about 10 a.m., according to Southeast Ohio Regional Jail booking records, online and confirmed by a booking clerk.
An Ohio University professor was arrested Monday on child pornography charges and is being held at a Franklin County correctional facility, authorities said Tuesday afternoon.
Just as he said he would, Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly pleaded not guilty to 25 criminal charges, including money laundering and theft, among others, at his arraignment in the Athens County Common Pleas Court on Monday.
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Public transportation in Athens was exponentially better in 2013, city officials said, pointing to several entities that had high ridership numbers last year thanks to service upgrades and new marketing techniques.
Walter Fieldhouse construction was delayed, in part, due to problems associated with connecting Ohio University steam tunnels to the facility.
Seven games ago, Ohio looked to be ahead of the curve in learning and interpreting first-year coach Bob Boldon’s new style of play.
After failing to appear in court for a civil dispute, a local business owned in part by Athens City Council President Jim Sands now owes the state more than $30,000 for failing to comply with the state’s minimum wage standards law.
Four decades ago the Athens Farmer’s Market fled to East State Street to quell competition with uptown businesses, but today the market may be facing a new type of competition.
Athens City Council will meet tonight at 7 p.m. for its first committees meeting in three weeks, with each chair presenting updates and ideas. Chair of city and safety services, Kent Butler, will discuss "revocable licenses" throughout the city, and Michele Papai will introduce updates regarding city transit. Chris Fahl, with planning and development, plans to speak on Athens Beautification Day and extending the city's recycling contract. Chris Knisely, chair of finance and personnel, will discuss the city's block grant for community development, a grant that won't be received until 2015. Knisely will also present new information on the city's path to electric aggregation and energy efficiency for Athens Community Center.
A group of students spent ten minutes before a memorial, individually lighting tealight candles in glass vases, spelling the name of an Ohio University senior who died Tuesday night.
COLUMBUS — Graduate with a technical or scientific degree, settle down in Ohio and pretty soon, the state may hand you cash.
Athens County Common Pleas Court will hear a petition Monday filed by the county prosecutor to determine how long a convicted rapist should spend behind bars.
Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly, who the state of Ohio says meant to “achieve unlawful goals,” as an elected official, is scheduled to be arraigned in the Athens County Common Pleas Court Monday.
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