The 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.
Read moreA woman from a small Ohio town whose sister was diagnosed with a hormonal deficiency as a teenager says coverage for pre-existing conditions is driving her decision to vote for a Democratic congressional hopeful this year, along with a desire to see heated political rhetorical toned down.
Read moreOhio is facing a federal class action claiming it discriminates against Dreamers and other minors by denying them driver’s licenses and identification cards because their parents are not legal U.S. citizens.
Read moreThe Sixth Circuit heard arguments Tuesday in a case brought by liberal political commentators and conservative activists challenging the constitutionality of Ohio’s law against online harassment, claiming it criminalizes protected speech.
Read moreDespite an ongoing algae-pollution problem in the western Ohio portion of Lake Erie, a federal judge ruled Wednesday that environmental groups have not established a Clean Water Act violation on the part of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Read moreThe decision of a Sixth Circuit panel to strike down an Ohio law that revokes health care funding from abortion providers was debated before the en banc court on Wednesday.
Read moreTwo female employees at the Ohio nightclub where Stormy Daniels was arrested during the summer sued police vice officers Tuesday, claiming they were used as cover for the porn star’s politically motivated arrest.
Read moreJournalists and a group of Ohio inmates who led a riot at Lucasville Prison failed to persuade the Sixth Circuit on Wednesday to strike down a policy forbidding in-person interviews.
Read moreA gymnasium full of adoring progressives were treated to a visit from former President Barack Obama when he arrived in Cleveland on Thursday night to stump for Richard Cordray, the Democratic candidate for Ohio governor.
Read moreA former student filed a civil rights lawsuit against two Ohio school districts and a former teacher who groomed him for a sexual relationship and then had his baby, claiming school administrators knew what was going on but turned a blind eye.
Read moreAfter more than two weeks of waiting, President Donald Trump’s preferred candidate Troy Balderson was declared the winner Friday in the Ohio 12th Congressional District special election.
Read moreTelevision preacher Ernest Angley is facing a lawsuit from a former employee who claims Angley asked to watch him masturbate and forced him to get a vasectomy.
Read moreThe Ohio Supreme Court declined Thursday to overturn the results of a Republican primary election in favor of a losing candidate.
Read moreOhio filed a lawsuit Tuesday seeking to hold the founder of a shuttered online charter school personally liable for corruption, claiming he made millions of dollars by contracting with two businesses he owned for school services.
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