Several Ohio landowners argued before a Sixth Circuit panel Thursday that a mining company’s fracking operation under their property is unconstitutional, seeking to revive federal claims against the company and the Buckeye State.
Read moreStormy Daniels, the porn actress who claimed President Donald Trump paid her hush money to cover up an alleged 2006 affair, sued several Ohio police detectives Monday, claiming their allegiance to Trump was behind her arrest at a strip club last year.
Read moreThe Supreme Court on Monday ordered the Sixth Circuit to reconsider an Ohio man’s vacated death sentence and declined to hear an appeal from another convicted murderer, drawing a stinging rebuke from three liberal justices.
Read moreGeneral Motors has breached a labor contract by continuing to employ temporary workers at its Indiana auto factory instead of laid-off unionized workers from an Ohio plant, their labor union claims in court.
Read moreCompanies servicing draft tap lines to ensure free-flowing and fresh-tasting beer should not have to pay sales tax, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
Read moreThe Republican National Committee must comply with subpoenas regarding what the Ohio A. Philip Randolph Institute calls an “unconstitutional partisan gerrymander” of congressional districts in Ohio and other states, a federal judge ruled.
Read moreA federal judge in Ohio ruled Friday that a company operating hundreds of CVS pharmacies must face a class action from patients claiming it sent letters disclosing their HIV status on the envelope.
Read moreA class of inmates sued Ohio jail officials Thursday claiming chronic overcrowding and understaffing, lack of access to safe drinking water and food, and other inhumane conditions they say have led to a spike in deaths and assaults.
Read moreA federal judge in Ohio refused Wednesday to dismiss racketeering claims against Purdue Pharma and other drug manufacturers, distributors and pharmacies in a massive collection of cases blaming them for the nation’s opioid epidemic.
Read moreFederal prosecutors charged an Ohio man with planning a mass shooting in a Jewish synagogue in Toledo, and also said Monday that a woman faces charges for buying explosives for another suspected terror plot at a local bar and farm.
Read moreA federal judge refused to dismiss excessive-force claims against Montgomery County, Ohio, and a jail officer who used pepper-spray on a drunken driver who was partially restrained in a chair, handcuffed, and surrounded by four other officers.
Read moreIn a win for a group of Democratic voters, a three-judge panel ruled Monday that the former chairman of the Republican State Leadership Committee must turn over emails and other documents about the 2011 redistricting of Ohio’s legislative maps.
Read moreDisgraced former Cuyahoga County Judge Lance Mason pleaded not guilty Tuesday to the murder of his estranged ex-wife, three years after he went to prison for beating her in front of their two children.
Read moreAn Ohio historical group claims in court that a country club refuses to agree to an early end to its lease of a golf course covering an “enormous, geometric earthworks” built by Native Americans 2,000 years ago.
Read moreAn Ohio woman claims her former employer hired as its office manager a twice-convicted child molester who sexually assaulted her son during a Thanksgiving party and attacked her at home after she reported him to police.
Read moreThe Campaign Legal Center filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission on Wednesday, claiming the Super PAC MeToo Ohio illegally coordinated with failed Republican U.S. Senate candidate Jim Renacci’s campaign through a political consulting firm and kept voters in the dark about where its money was coming from.
Read moreA 54-year-old Spanish teacher with a hearing impairment claims in a federal discrimination suit that the school district in Beavercreek City, Ohio, unfairly transferred her to teach French, which “requires very discriminating ears,” in an effort to force her out of work.
Read moreDespite an energizing, up-and-coming candidate, Ohio Democrats were unable to oust incumbent Steve Chabot from his seat in the 1st Congressional District.
Read moreThe Sixth Circuit ruled Wednesday that Ohio’s elections board must count provisional ballots cast in next week’s midterm election by residents who were purged from voter rolls between 2011 and 2015.
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