An ordinance for specifically an "outdoor" pool will be introduced at the weekly Athens City Council meeting, despite residents and some city council members calling for an indoor aquatic center.
An APD report found the pedestrian at fault for an accident on Court Street on Friday night.
The Athens Police Department may see changes in the future due to a state task force discussing state wide police policy initiatives.
The subject was “awake and alert” when he left the scene, but his condition is unknown as of Sunday morning.
Efforts to legalize marijuana in Ohio continue with Ohioans to End Prohibition's proposed Cannabis Control Amendment.
A popular bar in Athens has closed for renovations. Coincidentally, the establisment's liquor license has been suspended for the duration of the closure.
DNA evidence from a suspect of a sexual assault on June 20 matched a suspect that had been identified by DNA from a case in 2006.
This weekend, an intoxicated student yelled obscenities at an OUPD officer, and another had to be transported to the hospital.
The city of Athens has appointed Alison Stine to serve as its first poet laureate.
To date, no cases of E. coli or other issues have cropped up in Athens.
The museum will move from its North Court Street location to West State Street this year.
With Number Fest and the International Street Fair falling on April 16, the city of Athens prepares for its emergency services to be stretched thin.
The Athens County Court of Common Pleas denied Amol T. Kharabe's second motion to suppress evidence Jan. 5.
At the beginning of the season, the City of Athens and Ohio University had about 2,000 tons of road salt available for cold conditions.
Ohio University student Nickolaus Russell pleaded guilty to inducing panic and possessing criminal tools, two fifth-degree felonies.
This week, the Athens County Sheriff's Office fielded calls of two meth labs and a suspected drug trafficking operation.
The Athens County Food Pantry is “overflowing” with many donations from this holiday season.
The first committee meeting of the year for Athens City Council is full of new ideas and old projects.
While a new semester can mean an increase in going to the gym or studying more for some Bobcats, it also marks expected changes within the university and the city of Athens.
Michael A. Carson, 21, was arrested Friday for the arson and burglary of Ohio University’s Theta Chi fraternity house.
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