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This story below and the report in the video player above discuss instances of sexual violence and may be upsetting for some readers or viewers. COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A woman is suing a Columbus medical practice, accusing an employee of sexual misconduct. Unyime Williams originally came to the United States from Nigeria on a student […]

A demonstration project using blogging in the teaching of a law school course at Moritz College of Law, OSU.

   July 2, 2023 by beyondnuclearinternational, By Linda Pentz Gunter Politicians and executives snared for their roles in bribery and racketeering schemes Breaking: On June 29, former Ohio Speaker of the House, Republican, Larry Householder, was handed down the maximum sentence of 20 years in prison for his role in the high crimes described below. His co-conspirator, Matt Borges, the former Ohio GOP…

A federal jury found Larry L. Householder guilty in March of participating in a racketeering conspiracy that resulted in a $1.3 billion bailout for two struggling nuclear power plants.

U.S. District Court Judge Timothy Black is set to sentence former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder on Thursday.

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(The Center Square) – Ohio businesses are taking fighting crime into their own hands.

Utility companies like to paint themselves as working hard for their customers, but for many, it is about preserving their monopoly status.

U.S. power companies have made political donations of at least $215 million to dark money groups in recent years, most prominently in Ohio, according to a new analysis of 25 for-profit utilities, amid growing concerns around how they wield influence.

Donations have helped utilities increase electricity prices, hinder solar schemes and helped elect sympathetic legislators