Designated Law Journal for the Federal, County and City Courts
(BPT) Times have changed. It's no longer enough to protect your physical home, it's also vital you stay safe from cybercrimes. It has become increasingly easier for criminals to gain access to financial accounts, email and even hack internet-connected devices in the home.
The Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA) recently announced that several milestones have been met under the Hardest Hit Fund Save the Dream Ohio (SDO) programs.
Finding the balance between robust agricultural production, clean water and a tax base to support local institutions is the aim of the proposed Ohio Water Quality Improvement Program, championed in a bill before members of the House Agriculture and Rural Development Committee.
Every few months we have to contemplate the very real possibility that the government might close its doors. Is this really the best we can do?
Sathika Ruenreong has been named Graduate Assistant Coach for the women's golf program, head coach Nicole Hollingsworth recently announced.
(BPT) If you're planning to make some home improvements this year, you're probably thinking about energy-efficient options, knowing they can save you money in the long run. However, many eco-friendly home improvements that help lower your energy bills can also pay off right away in the form of rebates and tax credits.
An Akron man was ordered deported for failing to disclose his involvement in a military unit engaged in war crimes in the former Yugoslavia, said David A. Sierleja, Acting U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Ohio, and Steve Francis, HSI Detroit Acting Special Agent in Charge.
(BPT) The U.S. has experienced significant shifts in the frequency, severity and locations of natural disasters - including floods, hurricanes, tornadoes and wildfires - during the past decade.
This month marks the 50th anniversary of a watershed ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court for the treatment of juveniles in the nation’s courts. The 1967 In re Gault decision held that youth are entitled to many of the same rights adults have when encountering the judicial system – the right to an attorney, the right to have an attorney appointed if not able to afford one, the right to remain silent, the right against self-incrimination, and the right to confront witnesses against them.
Spring around Ohio so far has been, well, quite springlike.
Toledo has been selected as one of 16 teams to participate in the 2017 Preseason Women's National Invitation Tournament this upcoming season, the WNIT recently announced.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine recentlyannounced that Ohio and several other states have reached an agreement in principle to join the federal government in a settlement with CareCore National LLC, a benefits management company, to resolve allegations that it improperly authorized medical procedures paid for with Medicare and Medicaid funds.
ODH offers tips on how to prevent mosquito- and tick-borne diseases
Ohio EPA is awarding $1.15 million in grant funding in northwest Ohio for 10 projects in eight counties to support litter prevention and recycling efforts across the region. In northwest Ohio, the following recipients are receiving grants.
Freshman Joey Prechtel tossed 7.0 innings of relief and junior Dalton Bollinger hit a two-run home run to propel the Rockets over Eastern Michigan, 6-5, in Mid-American Conference baseball action at Oestrike Stadium.
The Ohio Supreme Court heard four oral arguments on last week on Wednesday, May 17th, including one that considered whether Ohio’s gross sexual imposition law can be applied to minors if both parties are under the age of 13.
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine and the Federal Trade Commission recently announced a joint lawsuit against the operators of an alleged computer repair scam. The action is part of a nationwide sweep against sham tech-support services.
More than 5,000 surveys were recently collected from Ohio business leaders by The Working Partners Drug-Free Workforce Community Initiative in an effort to better understand and address the safety and economic threat of drug abuse in the workplace.
(Columbus) Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted recently announced 9,569 new entities filed to do business in Ohio during April 2017, an increase of 263 when compared to the same month in 2016.
The Ohio Supreme Court heard four oral arguments on last week on Tuesday, May 16th, including one that considered whether the summary of an unrecorded call between an attorney and a judge can preserve an error for appeal.
