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New Albany officials are interviewing four firms looking to replace retired law director Mitch Banchevsky.

Cincinnati officials say Cleveland could be paving a way for some relief for those who have minor marijuana convictions.

Under a new bill adopted by the Ohio General Assembly, school boards, governmental bodies, and other third parties will be prohibited from filing complaints to increase the value of others' Ohio real property...

A proposed rule change under review at the Statehouse could allow some dog breeders without medical training to perform certain surgeries on puppies shortly after birth.

The Board of Commissioners of the Mill Creek Metropolitan Park District v. Hess argued that the statute authorizing park districts to take private property by eminent domain did not permit a taking for a recreational trail.

While most states fall neatly into being either a One-Party Consent state or a two party consent state, Michigan is neither of those things, with Michigan being an execption state.

A neighbor of the Bond Road landfill filed a verified complaint, claiming a rules violation should force its closure.

While most states fall neatly into being either a One-Party Consent state or a two party consent state, Michigan is neither of those things, with Michigan being an execption state.

Orrville native Jenn Kiper assumed the role of Planning Director on April 10. She replaces outgoing director Pete Wearstler.

The original proposal to rebuild Little Turtle Way subdivision on Northeast Side was in a report signed by the city Public Service directors husband