Marion Transit will hold a public hearing on May 27, 2026, in Marion, Ohio, to gather community input on a proposed bus fare increase at its 137 S. State St. headquarters.
More than 800 student volunteers partnered with United Way of North Central Ohio for the annual United Service Day, completing community improvement projects across 30 Marion locations.
A 54-year-old Marion man was killed Monday evening after a two-vehicle intersection crash on State Route 4 in Pleasant Township.
Supported by a $10,000 university grant, Ohio State Marion engineering faculty are bringing free, hands-on STEM workshops to high schools in multiple regional counties.
The Marion Police Department has arrested two 15-year-old juveniles following a shooting dispute on Oak Street that left multiple homes damaged and one person injured.
An Illinois man was sentenced to eight months in prison after pleading guilty to promoting prostitution at a Marion County spa, a penalty far short of what prosecutors initially promised.
A 15-year-old is in custody and one person was hospitalized after a dispute led to gunfire that struck multiple homes in a Marion neighborhood Wednesday afternoon.
Nearly 150 students from seven middle schools competed in the Ohio State Marion–Marion Technical College Math Challenge, where top performers earned $13,500 in scholarships and Highland Middle School took first place overall.
Rogue Theatrics is ending a seven-month hiatus this June with “Summer Hoopla: Grills Gone Wild,” a rock-and-sketch-comedy cabaret at the Marion Palace Theatre.
Marion, Ohio’s America 250 “Red, White, & YOU” Weekend (July 16–19) will feature patriotic events, live music, presidential history, and family-friendly activities across the city.