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A construction site for the Chestnut Street Multimodal Transportation Hub

Transit authority seeks input for upcoming route changes

Oxford residents and Miami University students will see new bus routes later this year. BCRTA is asking for feedback in a survey as the new multimodal transportation center targets fall completion.

Allison Russo sits behind a crowd of other people

Ohio House Minority Leader to visit Oxford

Allison Russo, the term-limited Democratic House Minority Leader for Ohio, will visit Oxford next week to speak to a local PAC.

A 3.8 mile marker in front of the Oxford Area Trail System

Oxford Trail alignment causes disagreement between city and property owners

As Oxford moves forward with Phase Five of its multimodal trail, the most recent alignment has caused concern for some property owners whose land is on its path.

Committee recommends arena construction on Cook Field

Committee recommends arena construction on Cook Field

Cook Field has been chosen as the final recommendation for where to put a new arena to replace Millett Hall. If constructed, the arena will join a hotel development planned for the site, and the intramural fields will move elsewhere.

Mike DeWine stands behind a lectern, Kimberly Murnieks on his left

Funding Education: Talawanda funding could be at risk in next state budget

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine's budget proposal didn't include drastic cuts to public education funding, but other lawmakers have signaled a move in that direction this budget cycle.

Colorful townhomes at The Annex, a student housing complex

Miami students living off-campus face evictions

Students at two off-campus rental complexes are facing eviction proceedings this semester. Miami University's Student Success Center offers services to help students facing challenges but rarely hears from students who have been evicted.

A police officers pulls out in front of the Oxford Township Building

Oxford Township plans to replace police radios; seeks contractors for building improvements

The Oxford Township Police Department is looking into grant funding for necessary radio upgrades which will cost more than $70,000. The township is seeking contractors for improvements to the township building.