A three-judge panel on Monday, January 23rd, overruled in part the judgment of the Board of Immigration Appeals, but upheld its decision to deny an application for asylum. Read More of "6th Circuit dismisses asylum application, claims of ethnic persecution"

Investing in the stock market these days can be a queasy venture, but one relatively safe haven right now just might be Ohio's biggest industry: agriculture. Read More of "Agriculture businesses could sow big profits for investors"

According to the legislators who introduced it into the Ohio General Assembly earlier this month, Senate Concurrent Resolution 24 would reassert the principles of federalism found throughout the U.S. Constitution and embodied in the Tenth Amendment and notify Congress to limit or end certain federal mandates. Read More of "Resolution would reaffirm Ohio's sovereignty under the Tenth Amendment"

One of Ohio's top banking officials says the state's banking industry has stabilized after the deep recession, but the degree of improvement will likely depend on the global economy. Read More of "Bankers see brighter future, but also see some 'question marks'"

In the mid-1970s, the federal government carved out a comprehensive set of minimum standards for pension plans in private industry. Read More of "Study finds private-sector retirement income has grown during last 4 decades"

The 10th District Court of Appeals panel rejected arguments from Cleophus Dulaney against a summary judgment in favor of his credit card company, Cavalry SPV I, LLC. Read More of "Court rejects argument that man did not owe money because creditor didn't provide receipts"

OhioMeansJobs has launched a new mobile phone application that allows Ohio jobseekers to search, save and apply for jobs from their iPhone, iPad or Android device. Read More of "OhioMeansJobs now offers app for jobseekers"

A federal appellate panel recently sustained a company's arguments that the Court of Common Pleas of Delaware County made an error when it failed to conduct a hearing before denying a motion for attorney fees. Read More of "5th Circuit judges: Company was owed a hearing for attorney fees in Galena case"

The president of AT&T Ohio has endorsed a Senate proposal to strip away outdated mandates on local phone providers. Read More of "Phone industry backs bill to remove outdated regulations"

As the use of smart phones continues to grow, the general public is taking advantage of a new ability to instantly access almost anything, including the tools to manage their finances. Read More of "Popularity of mobile banking continues to grow as more self-serve options are added"

The BGSU Cheerleading Team made another successful trip to the Universal Cheerleaders Association College National Championship, finishing fifth in the nation. The competition was held Jan. 14 at the ESPN Wide World of Sports complex in Orlando, Fla. Read More of "BGSU cheerleaders finish fifth at nationals"

A 6th Circuit Court of Appeals panel recently affirmed judgment granting a man attorney fees, court costs, backpay and damages after it determined his employer unlawfully discharged him. Read More of "Wrongful discharge case: 6th Circuit rejects claim that company acted in good faith"

An appellate panel earlier this month affirmed the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas judgment against a man for three counts of gross sexual imposition against his wife's daughter Read More of "Court affirms gross sexual imposition conviction"

Senate Bill 260, sponsored by Sen. Larry Obhof, R-Medina, would designate the month of May as "Pediatric Stroke Awareness Month" in Ohio. Read More of "Proposed law designed to increase awareness of pediatric stroke"

A new book, available free online, is designed to help increase the sales of Ohio specialty crops and locally produced food. Read More of "New online book promotes sales of Ohio specialty crops"

Social media has grown and changed, shifting focus from chatty teens to chatty adults to business professionals seeking to filter out less appealing new hires. Now it's even influencing commerce, effecting what consumers buy, how they pay and who gives them their money. Read More of "Social media plus personal finance equals easier way to obtain, spend money"

A three-judge appellate panel this month upheld a man's conviction entered in the Licking County Court of Common Pleas for robbery, assault and intimidation of a victim and witness. Read More of "5th Circuit affirms judgment in Licking County robbery, assault, intimidation case"

The Ohio Supreme Court Thursday, January 19th, affirmed judgment granting a writ of mandamus to compel a housing company's disclosure of documents recording instances of lead poisoning, while reversing an award of attorney fees. Read More of "Justices: Housing Authority must disclose records of lead poisoning"

Two Senators have introduced an initiative into the Ohio General Assembly outlining their plan for economic development. Read More of "Senators introduce economic development plan"

Rep. James Butler Jr. is sponsoring a proposal to require hospitals to establish policies governing authentication of verbal medical orders. Read More of "Bill would set policies for verbal medical orders"