A 2017 Capital University Law School graduate was caught cheating on a test and denied it during her bar admission process. The Ohio Supreme Court recently blocked the graduate from taking the state bar exam until 2021 or later. Read More of "Bar exam application denied for student caught cheating on law school test"

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) recently approved sixteen hazardous materials training grants totaling $231,029.19. Read More of "PUCO awards 16 hazardous materials training grants"

With just two games left in the regular season, Toledo is looking for a victory at Kent State this Thursday (6:00 p.m./CBSSN) in order to gain bowl eligibility for the ninth consecutive season. The Rockets (5-5, 3-3 MAC) need to defeat the Golden Flashes or Central Michigan in the regular-season finale on Nov. 23 in order to reach the minimum bowl requirement of six wins. Read More of "Rockets travel to Kent State looking to gain bowl eligibility"

Documents were unsealed that charge three Ohio men with crimes related to child pornography. Read More of "Three Ohio men charged in case involving sexual abuse of toddlers"

The overall public health of a community appears to correspond with the likelihood of mass shooting events, while many gun control laws do not, according to preliminary research out of The University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences. Read More of "UT researcher links public health of communities to likelihood of mass shootings"

The Ohio Department of Insurance Director Jillian Froment and John Born, Director of the Ohio Department of Public Safety (ODPS), which includes the Ohio State Highway Patrol are encouraging all parents not to hand over the keys until their teens know the rules of the road. Read More of "Before handing over the keys, make sure your teen knows the rules"

A Texas couple who had thousands of online sales of fentanyl and other drugs pleaded guilty to drug crimes. Read More of "Couple who sold fentanyl and other drugs online pleaded guilty to drug crimes"

Along with our age-based investment options, Ohio’s 529 Plan, CollegeAdvantage, offers age-based savings strategies for parents who want to select their own 529 investment options. No matter how old your child is, Ohio’s 529 Plan has guidance on what to do at this current stage of their lives. For it’s never too early and never too late to save for their higher education. In this second article in a six-part series, Ohio’s 529 Plan shares recommendations on what steps to take to build a 529 college savings account from when your child first heads off to elementary school. Read More of "How to grow your 529 plan as your child grows: kindergarten – elementary school"

To mark the 50th anniversary of what is widely known as the White Album, an English literary and rock-and-roll scholar at The University of Toledo argues the 30-song double album released in November 1968 titled “The Beatles” coherently showcases the fruits of shared psychedelic experiences between Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr. Read More of "Rock-and-roll scholar analyzes Beatles’ White Album as psychedelic music"

The University of Toledo women's swimming and diving team won, 188-105, over Youngstown State on Saturday, Nov. 3, in the Rockets' final dual meet of the fall. The Rockets earned 15 event victories and registered 26 top-three finishes. The meet was highlighted by freshman diver Joelle Gallais hitting the NCAA zone "C" qualifying mark in the 1- and 3-meter diving events. Read More of "Rockets ice Penguins, 188-105"

Westmoreland bankruptcy leaves future of Ohio mines uncertain Read More of "Ohio coal mine permitting process fails to protect rural communities and taxpayers"

Thirty Ohio employers will share $695,144 in grants from the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) to purchase equipment designed to substantially reduce or eliminate workplace injuries and illnesses. Read More of "Ohio employers receive $695,000 in workplace safety grants"

Sophomore quarterback Eli Peters completed 26-of-47 passes for 264 yards, but Toledo could not keep pace in a 38-15 loss at Northern Illinois last Wednesday night. Read More of "Rockets fall at Northern Illinois, 38-15"

A criminal complaint was unsealed in Alexandria, Virginia, recently charging a Russian national for her alleged role in a Russian conspiracy to interfere in the U.S. political system, including the 2018 midterm election. Assistant Attorney General for National Security John C. Demers, U.S. Attorney G. Zachary Terwilliger of the Eastern District of Virginia, and FBI Director Christopher Wray made the announcement after the charges were unsealed. Read More of "Russian national charged with interfering in U.S. political system"

There is much that can be done to keep ourselves and others safe when it comes to medications. The Ohio State University College of Pharmacy, in partnership with The Cardinal Health Foundation through the Generation Rx Initiative, has recently made available useful information for an older adult audience to learn more about “Safe Medication Practices for Better Health.” The toolkit has three main themes. Read More of "Toolkit helps Ohioans adopt safe medication practices for better health"

Three longstanding LGBT legal activists will be honored by the American Bar Association Commission on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity with its seventh annual Stonewall Award during a ceremony on Jan. 26, 2019, at the ABA Midyear Meeting in Las Vegas. Read More of "ABA names recipients of 2019 Stonewall Award honoring LGBT advancements in the legal profession"

A Columbus landlord and property manager engaged in the unauthorized practice of law while seeking to evict tenants and obtain money owed to trusts, businesses, and individuals, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled recently. Read More of "Landlord not authorized to file eviction cases"

As part of the District 4 annual meeting on Oct. 16, 2018 the Ohio State Bar Association (OSBA) recognized area attorneys for decades of service to the legal profession and the community. Read More of "Ohio State Bar Association honors Toledo area attorneys for longtime service"

Ohio Department of Higher Education Chancellor John Carey visited The University of Toledo Lake Erie Center today to honor UT’s harmful algal bloom expert for his role leading the state’s Harmful Algal Bloom Research Initiative, which consists of more than 30 science teams at universities across the state seeking solutions to address toxic algae in Lake Erie. Read More of "State honors UT algae expert for leadership of Ohio Harmful Algal Bloom Research Initiative"

The University of Toledo baseball team and Cory Mee announced its schedule for the 2019 season last month. Read More of "Toledo Rockets baseball releases 2019 schedule"