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The Attorney General Alliance (“AGA”) recently issued a collaborative White Paper that signals heightened scrutiny of digital asset businesses by state Attorneys General in coming...

The U.S. Supreme Court often makes headlines with its decisions, but even in its inaction, the Court can have an impact on the law. Such was the case with Eychaner v. The City of...

Supreme court conservative Justices dissented from the denial of review, criticizing majority for refusing to review a lower court ruling that expanded the controversial 2005 Kelo decision, which permitted taking of private property in order to hand it over to a developer.

City officials decided last week that Lakewood’s dispatch center will stay in the city, but that decision came after months of rumors, social media anger, complaints and finally, after a

The Commissioners voted to keep McGuire as a board member with the Marion County Board of Developmental Disabilities despite an anti-gay speech.

Money from the 2.75-mill levy will be used to pay for construction of a new fire station and apparatus, Chief Chuck Deem said.

The Loveland City Council announced they will be holding a special meeting on Monday.

Garry E. Hunter of the Ohio Municipal Attorneys Association addressed a council committee Tuesday evening.

If approved by voters, the 0.5 mill tax levy will be in effect for 10 years, commencing in 2022 with first collection due in 2023.

The fate of the three employees is now in the hands of the State Personnel Board of Review, which meets on March 23.