The Ohio attorney general will have to commence an action against one of two feuding boards of directors to determine which gets to operate a Columbus mosque and oversee $432,000 of its corporate funds, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled recently.

The Ohio Department of Insurance has provided information to help Ohioans avoid scams and work toward recovery following this season’s severe weather.

A Macedonia man who claimed to be a financial planner but defrauded three elderly people out of nearly $575,000 was sentenced to more than six years in prison.

Scientists and water treatment plant operators throughout the region are visiting The University of Toledo Lake Erie Center to make sure equipment that measures water quality throughout algal bloom season is ready to be deployed in buoys across Lake Erie.

A Tampa, Florida, attorney licensed to practice in Ohio was indefinitely suspended by the Ohio Supreme Court recently based on a federal felony conviction that stemmed from health care fraud charges.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine today announced the appointment of James Clinkscale to serve in the newly created position of state ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) coordinator to help establish Ohio as a disability inclusion state and model employer of individuals with disabilities.

The Ohio Center for Law-Related Education was the big winner in the Ohio State Bar Foundation's latest round of grant awards, receiving an $118,000 grant for the organization's statewide programs.

Margaret Baer, a first-year doctoral student in The University of Toledo Department of Psychology, uses science to help make sense of suicide and substance use, leading causes of death in the U.S.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost recently released the 2018 Ohio Missing Children Clearinghouse Report, in recognition of National Missing Children’s Day, which occurs annually on May 25.

Just as the state offers to pay down the student loan debt of doctors, dentists and dental hygienists who practice in areas where shortages in those professions occur, lawmakers believe it's time to extend the same benefit to lawyers who serve as public defenders.

A business manager was sentenced in U.S. District Court here today for crimes related to a $7.9 million scheme to defraud his celebrity clients.

$650,000 in funding to be dispersed to local jurisdictions

The University of Toledo will be hosting a free movie night for the community in the Glass Bowl on Friday, Aug. 16 at 6:30 p.m. Movie selection will be determined by fans voting via the link below. Voting will take place through Sunday, June 16. The winning movie will be announced on Monday, June 17.

The University of Toledo men's tennis team were ranked 12th on the 2019 Top 25 Men's Mid-Major Recruiting Classes list, released by TennisRecruiting.net on Monday, June 10.

I am lucky enough these days to be in regular touch with young people — students — who are interested in public service. I find hope in their quality, energy, and motivation, and they press me to think more deeply about what it takes to pursue a life in the public realm.

Charges result from collaborative effort between the TPD, FBI and ATF

A suburban Cleveland Republican's plan to squelch what he considers a misuse of local authority by municipalities and townships that operate traffic cameras within their jurisdictions attacks the issue from multiple angles.

Following the largest-ever global survey of legal professionals, a new International Bar Association (IBA) report identifies startling rates of bullying and sexual harassment in the legal profession and makes 10 recommendations for legal workplaces to address the crisis.

A group of state leaders and local experts recently traveled by boat to highlight how Governor Mike DeWine’s new H2Ohio initiative will help ensure clean and safe water in Lake Erie and beyond. This event was hosted by the directors of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR), the Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA), the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (Ohio EPA) and the Ohio Lake Erie Commission (OLEC).

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost joined 46 other attorneys general across the country recently urging Congress to amend the Communications Decency Act so that state and local authorities are able to protect Ohioans online and take appropriate action against criminal actors.