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A fatal rappelling accident sparks safety improvements for Hocking Hills.
An Ohio teenager accused of killing two teenage brothers has pleaded not guilty.
Patriot Coal protestors arrested in St. Louis Tuesday.
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A former employee is repaying nearly $62,000 embezzled from the Northern Wayne Public Service District.
Wayne County prosecutor Tom Plymale tells WSAZ-TV that 28-year-old Tiffani Petry of Kenova agreed to repay the money if she received probation. She has repaid $28,000 so far.
A 17-year-old boy charged with killing two teenage brothers in northwest Ohio has pleaded not guilty.
Michael Aaron Fay entered the pleas during an arraignment Tuesday in Putnam County Juvenile Court. He's charged with delinquency in connection with aggravated murder.
Marshall University has torn down an old dormitory to create green space on its campus.
Demolition of Hodges Hall began Saturday and was completed Tuesday.
State officials say safety improvements are planned after a third fatal fall from a cliff recently in the Hockings Hills region of southeastern Ohio.
A wreck on an Ashland bridge has prompted the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet to impose a temporary 10-ton weight limit on the span.
Democrats in the Ohio House have picked a Columbus representative to be their new leader.
Athens County’s 911 director Scott Warner has resigned effective Tuesday.
He submitted his formal letter Tuesday afternoon after Athens County Commissioners accepted his resignation in the morning.
Warner could not be reached for comment.
The recently completed balcony on the second floor of the former Blue Gator building on Court Street will remain as the ordinance approving the structure to hover over the city sidewalk narrowly passed Athens City Council on Monday with a 4-3 vote.