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Kettering Health officials say their ongoing internal investigation of unspecified misconduct allegations involving hospital management have found no

The bill, which passed with overwhelming support in 2017, was signed into law by Ohio Governor, Mike DeWine earlier in the year.

The Village of North Lewisburg’s annual state audit includes a finding for recovery of late fees and other findings.

A criminal child enticement case from last spring led to Seven Hills Law Director Eric J. Moore recently proposing a major change to existing ordinance language.

A new distracted driving law went into effect on Tuesday in Ohio, making it a primary offense for drivers to hold their electronic devices or have them in their laps

Kettering Health officials say their ongoing internal investigation of unspecified misconduct allegations involving hospital management have found no

University Heights City Council, during its meeting Monday, discussed a resolution proposed by Mayor Michael Dylan Brennan that would try to persuade state legislators to put the power of gun regulation back into the hands of local governments, as it was prior to 2007.

Three of 4 Nelsonville City Council members who resigned last week rescinded and returned by Monday. But the city lost a $1.4M grant over the turmoil.

Ohio Department of Education released about 97,000 records in response to public records requests.

“A charter is roughly comparable to a constitution, but its primary focus is the operation and procedure of municipal governance. Charter governance allows ci