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Upham Hall seen through the trees on Miami University's Academic Quad

Faculty union reaches tentative agreement on first contract

More than three years after Miami University faculty first announced intentions to unionize, the Faculty Alliance of Miami has reached a tentative agreement with the university on a first contract.

With new state legislation, parents worry about LGBTQ students

With new state legislation, parents worry about LGBTQ students

New state laws in Ohio including the so-called "Parents Bill of Rights" and "Bathroom Bill" have some parents concerned about the health and safety of LGBTQ students at Talawanda.

Entrance to McCullough-Hyde Emergency Room

Local orgs receive nearly $100k for health initiatives from McCullough-Hyde Foundation

A dozen organizations across four nearby counties received funding from the McCullough-Hyde Foundation in its most recent grant cycle.

Mugshot of Dakota Allen West

Oxford man charged with felony for alleged assault of father

A 29-year-old Oxford man has been charged with a felony for allegedly hitting his father in the head with a 10-pound weight, court filings show.

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.