American Bar Association House of Delegates, which determines association-wide policy, recently considered proposals at the ABA Annual Meeting that urge free speech on college campuses, leadership in resolving the “current stalemate” between federal and state marijuana laws, and a host of recommendations related to immigration laws.

As Americans flocked en masse to cities and suburbs during the last century, most lost some of the common sense of their farm grandmothers and great-grandmothers.

Home improvements typically are afforded the luxury of a lot of planning.

A Warren man was sentenced to 15 years in prison for leading an arson conspiracy in which two homes he owned were intentionally set on fire so he could collect insurance money.

The University of Toledo baseball team will be holding its annual golf outing on Friday, Sept. 13 at the Legacy Golf Club in Ottawa Lake, Mich.

Following a pair of joint complaints from Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), a federal judge in El Paso, Texas today issued a temporary restraining order against two companies accused of defrauding millions of dollars from people struggling with credit card debt, halting their operations and freezing their assets.

Joseph Michael Bragg, 40, of Columbus pleaded guilty to charges connected with at least a dozen threats he sent to a sheriff in Oklahoma during a two-month period in 2018, and threatening a Columbus FBI agent who came to Bragg’s residence to interview him.

Originally devised as a recuperative therapy for athletes, plunge pools - both hot and cold - have become a prominent feature of high-end, exotic hotels and have begun to percolate into homes in both urban and suburban real estate.

The Ohio Supreme Court recently indefinitely suspended a Westlake attorney for threatening to reveal and actually disclosing confidential client information in an effort to collect a clearly excessive legal fee.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) is holding a lottery for more than 280 permits to hunters wishing to construct a blind to hunt ducks and geese on select state park lakes this waterfowl hunting season. All but one of the drawings will be held the morning of Saturday, Aug. 17. Portage Lakes State Park will hold its lottery on Thursday, Aug. 15. At all parks, applications will be taken locally with the lottery drawings following registration.

Low-flying eyes in the sky are improving the accuracy of water quality assessments in the Great Lakes and the rivers that flow into them.

Three others agree to plead guilty, including one to life imprisonment

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, U.S. Marshal Peter Tobin and the Major Crime Task Force of Gallia and Meigs Counties recently announced the arrests of 12 individuals on 92 felony drug trafficking and possession charges.

The University of Toledo volleyball team officially opened its season on Saturday, holding two practices to begin the 2019 campaign.

Although Ohio has recovered in many ways from the most recent housing crisis, many Ohioans on the lower end of the economic spectrum are increasingly burdened by the high cost of housing, according to the Ohio Housing Needs Assessment (HNA). The HNA is an annual report distributed by the Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA), providing a comprehensive summary of Ohio's most critical housing trends and needs.

Ohio’s construction “statute of repose” applies to both tort and breach-of-contract claims, meaning property owners claiming defective construction by architects, engineers, and contractors must file lawsuits within 10 years of a project’s completion, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled recently.

Owens Community College’s Ramadevi Kannan, professor of accounting, has been named a regional recipient of the 2019 Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) Teaching Excellence Award. The ACBSP recognizes individuals each year who exemplify teaching excellence in the classroom.

Results of a new study co-authored by an Ohio State University professor has found that California parents who use marijuana administered more types of discipline to their children on average than did non-users.

The University of Toledo Sports Medicine Department announced the hiring of Colleen Bohannan and Emily Loew as full-time assistant athletic trainers last week.

Heading into the start of the school year, Columbus-based Huntington Bank has released its index of the anticipated average costs of sending the kids to school.