Property crimes in Oxford reach 7-year low
Incidents of burglaries, larceny, motor vehicle theft and other property crimes have dropped by more than half since before the pandemic, although the reasons are yet unclear.
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Reily Township updates electric aggregation rate
Residents who don’t opt out of the program will be paying 9.69 cents per kWh beginning in June.
Miami recognized for carbon neutrality efforts as sustainability park nears completion
The university’s solar fields were completed in August 2025.
Millville sees worst flash flooding in decades, some residents say
Work was recently completed on the Indian Creek, which overflowed following a storm the evening of March 4.
Talawanda’s attorney fees more than doubled over past 2 fiscal years
The greatest areas of increase included funding spent on public records requests, Title IX-related services and board-related services.
Oxford City Council discusses Complete Streets Policy, installation of EV charging stations
The Oxford City Council met on March 3 to discuss an upcoming sidewalk project during a work session and approved the installation of new electric vehicle charging stations.
‘Something has to be done’: Miami committee reviewed financial future ahead of arena decision
Miami University’s Board of Trustees approved the $280 million project after reviewing its financial situation for several hours the day before.