The American Bar Association House of Delegates, which determines association-wide policy, reviewed proposals at the upcoming ABA Annual Meeting to update model rules governing lawyer-client communications and to change rules and procedures affecting how the ABA accredits the nation’s 204 law schools. Read More of "ABA House to consider major changes for legal education, new model rules for lawyer advertising"

The defining feature of the facade of most homes is the front entry, specifically the door that opens to the home. Read More of "As focal point, front entry deserving of special attention"

The Ohio Supreme Court recently reduced the assessed property tax value of a Worthington Kroger store connected to an outdoor shopping mall by $1.56 million. Read More of "Grocery’s store tax value excludes parking lot it does not own"

Robert Steven Jones, 30, of Anna, Ohio, was sentenced to life (plus 10 years) in prison for sexually exploiting minors, including an infant, a seven-year-old girl and numerous teenage girls. Read More of "Man sentenced to life (plus ten years) in prison for sexually abusing and exploiting infant, toddler and teens"

The University of Toledo men's basketball program will open and close its Mid-American Conference campaign inside Savage Arena, the league office announced as part of its schedule release. UT will open its league slate on Jan. 5 vs. Ball State before closing its regular-season schedule with home matchups against Western Michigan (Mar. 5) and Eastern Michigan (Mar. 8). Read More of "Men’s hoops schedule set for 2018-19 campaign with release of MAC slate"

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine recently announced that his office has awarded grants totaling $357,435 to the Ohio Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs and other organizations across the state for new computers and other technology purchases. Read More of "Attorney General DeWine awards over $357,000 in grants to Boys & Girls Clubs, other organizations"

The National Association of the Remodeling Industry of Central Ohio provided recommendations earlier this year on how to make one's remodeling budget go far. Read More of "Homeowners can save money if they plan ahead for remodeling projects"

A Cleveland man was indicted for having a firearm while trafficking fentanyl and crack cocaine. Read More of "Man suspected of causing overdoses indicted for having a firearm while trafficking fentanyl and crack cocaine"

First-year head coach Jenny Coluccio was hired in June and is beginning to get settled in her new role. She sat down recently to discuss her transition heading into the 2018-19 campaign. Read More of "Q & A with UT’s head coach Jenny Coluccio"

The Ohio Supreme Court on Tuesday, August 1st, heard three oral arguments, including an appeal from Affinity Medical Center which argues the damages it was required to pay to a former employee they defamed were too high pursuant to Ohio's comprehensive 2004 tort reform. Read More of "Supreme Court of Ohio to determine whether caps on civil lawsuit damages also apply to defamation cases"

A South Euclid man was indicted in federal court for using a firearm while trafficking fentanyl, heroin and pills. Read More of "Man indicted for using a firearm while trafficking fentanyl, heroin and pills"

Manufacturing, health care, smart infrastructure and data analytics are four platforms in which Ohio should further invest to address the needs of its innovation ecosystem and accelerate the economy, according to a recently released plan from the Ohio Chamber of Commerce Research Foundation Inc. Read More of "Report: Innovation key to Ohio's economic growth"

Joe Abraham has been named the head softball coach at the University of Toledo, UT vice president and athletic director Mike O'Brien recently announced. Abraham is the 11th coach in program history and comes to Toledo after serving seven years as the head softball coach at Hillsdale College. Read More of "Rockets name Joe Abraham head softball coach"

The Ohio Supreme Court on Tuesday, July 31st, heard three oral arguments, including an appeal from James D. Tench of Brunswick, Ohio, who was convicted for the 2013 kidnapping, murder, and aggravated robbery of his mother. Read More of "Supreme Court of Ohio to determine whether a suspect’s Miranda rights are observed if suspect “thinks” they want a lawyer"

Being the heart of the home and, therefore the most used, it's no wonder that today's kitchen is nearly always due a re-do. Read More of "Trends in kitchen upgrades range from basic to showstopping remodels"

Courts in Ohio are exploring how to leverage technological advances to better serve the public Read More of "Courts tech-ing it to next level"

An Ohio State University-led study on self-regulation - an individual's ability to change behavior in different social situations - highlights the differences between boys and girls and obesity. Read More of "OSU study: Relationship between self-control, obesity differs in sexes"

The Downtown Coaches Association (DCA) of the University of Toledo is looking to add members to the organization for the 2018-19 academic year. For a small annual fee ($40 per person, $50 per couple), supporters can join a network of over 200 Toledo supporters while also gaining behind-the-scenes access to UT coaches and student-athletes at the DCA's weekly luncheons. Read More of "Registration for 2018-19 Downtown Coaches Association membership now open"

Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted recently certified the number of valid signatures collected by advocates for two separate citizen-initiated constitutional amendments. A proposed amendment concerning drug treatment and rehabilitation has met the necessary requirements and will be on the November General Election Ballot as State Issue 1. The proposed amendment regarding kidney dialysis failed to meet all of the necessary requirements to be placed on the ballot and petitioners have 10 days to address petition deficiencies. Read More of "Secretary of State announces verified signature totals for proposed constitutional amendments"

Being the heart of the home and, therefore the most used room, it's no wonder that today's kitchen is nearly always due a re-do. Read More of "Trends in kitchen upgrades range from basic to showstopper"