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That’s pretty sweet, considering the paltry annual pay raises rank-and-file Ohioans now see. The states minimum wage for ...
Individuals who are caught stealing from Ohio stores as part of an organized crime ring will now face increased penalties, thanks to a new law that went into effect this ...
Prompted by a stinging defeat at the U.S. Supreme Court, Republican Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost on Tuesday said he was putting aside his objections and allowing a proposed constitutional amendment ...
Yost is suing ShotStop for allegedly selling unsafe body armor and falsely labeling imports as Ohio-made. The lawsuit is ...
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced Tuesday the nomination of Maj. Gen. John C. Harris Jr. to run Ohio’s Veterans Services. Harris, the state’s current Assistant Adjutant General for the Army, made news ...
This lawsuit stems from a cross-agency investigation that launched after claims were made that ShotStop was misrepresenting the origins and protective ability of its ballistics products.
The Ohio Supreme Court has reinstated H.B. 68, blocking gender-affirming care for transgender youth while legal challenges ...
The Ohio Supreme Court issued a ruling Tuesday allowing the state to continue a ban on gender-affirming care for youth while Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost appeals a lower court's decision. In March, ...
Yost is suing ShotStop for allegedly selling unsafe body armor and falsely labeling imports as Ohio-made. The lawsuit is seeking restitution for affected consumers.
The board decided the initiative to end qualified immunity only contained one proposed amendment, meaning organizers have the ...
Following months in court, Ohio’s ban on health care for trans youth with take effect after a new high court ruling ...