Children who become entangled in a custody trial could have joint custody with both parents because of new legislation introduced into the Ohio House of Representatives.
The Ohio soccer team closes its home season today with a non-conference game against Robert Morris.
Since the infancy of Athens' Uptown Halloween party, music has remained an integral component to the festivities. Much like the turbulent history of the holiday celebration, the entertainment element also struggled to secure its spot in the epic party.
A newcomer to the council arena but a dedicated resident of Athens, Deborah Phillips will bring a tenacious attitude and fresh perspective if elected to represent the 4th Ward for Athens City Council.
For those who think ultimate frisbee is taken lightly on this campus, think again.
Things are different this season for Ohio men's basketball coach Tim O'Shea.
While thousands of Ohio University students ready themselves to storm Court Street this weekend, the Ohio men and women's swimming and diving teams open their regular seasons against Mid-American Conference foes Eastern Michigan and Toledo.
Watching the Ohio volleyball team play, it is easy to see why American
Everything the Ohio cross country team has worked toward culminates this weekend in the Bobcats' most important meet of the season.
In a world of spy cameras, Internet monitoring and telemarketer calls - a bit of privacy cannot be a bad thing. But some Athens religious leaders say a federal law implemented to protect the privacy of hospital patients has an unintended consequence barring them from ministering to some believers.
Candidates for the general election continue to campaign as Nov. 4 rapidly approaches, but five candidates can relax a little more than the rest.
WASHINGTON - The House of Representatives shut down yesterday following a reported security breach at a nearby congressional office building, but police later determined that a plastic revolver and Halloween costume were to blame and lawmakers went back in session.
COLUMBUS - President Bush's message on the economy will have to move to the front as the 2004 election approaches, even as the nation continues the war on terrorism, Ohio Senate President Doug White said yesterday.
As a crowd of sweaty bodies forms a circle on the dance floor, a fresh wave of excitement builds. Zach Palmer raises his lanky arms to his side to hold back onlookers. Tonight, or this morning, rather, the Ohio University senior is shirtless wearing tight jeans held up by a red belt. He makes eye contact with other dancers, waiting for the floor to clear, not wanting to steal their five seconds of fame. He waits for the perfect entrance. And then, when the window of opportunity presents itself, he struts into the circle. He just knows about four moves, picked up from watching Michael Jackson music videos, but he comes across like he owns the place.
The space weather forecast for Earth's neighborhood is stormy through this morning at least, as the sun belched another huge cloud of highly charged particles toward Earth on Wednesday afternoon.
Editor's Note: This is the last of a five-part series exploring the haunted tales of Athens. The Post's culture staff writes from one person's point of view and journey's through coffins, ghost stories and The Ridges to declare fact from fiction.
AKRON - A man accused of siccing his pit-bull mix dog on his estranged wife, causing extensive injuries to her head, neck and shoulder, has been sentenced to four years in prison.
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