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The Ohio Supreme Court has asked a lower court to review a second case in which an Ohio State University student asked for a refund of fees paid to the university during the COVID-19 pandemic, when closures affected the school year.

Fulton, NY – United Way of Greater Oswego County is in the process of opening up funding opportunities along with seeking volunteers to join their Allocations Panels. The new 3-year funding cycle, which provides financial support through donor dollars to approved programs serving people in Oswego County, will be granted from January 2025 through December…

When the spread of COVID-19 forced Ohioans to work from home, state legislators created a new way for cities to collect income taxes as workers temporarily made their homes their

The majority court found that the section of the COVID relief bill at question in the lawsuit was “completely consistent with the Ohio Constitution.”

Josh Schaad, whose office is in downtown Cincinnati, worked in his Blue Ash home once the pandemic set in. The Ohio Supreme Court ruled it was constitutional for him to pay Cincinnati taxes.

A jury in May 2021 found Phillip Palmer guilty of a felonious assault. He'll get a new trial where jurors will consider his claim of self-defense.

OSWEGO, NY – Texas Roadhouse in Oswego, NY recently held their grand opening for the public to experience and enjoy their southern hospitality and extensive menu. As part of their preparation with the staff, the company held an invitation-only ‘soft opening’ to provide the employees a chance to train live by preparing and serving community…

Aiming to connect, share resources and put their heads together for the benefit of families all over the county, the Oswego County Student Food Insecurity Task Force worked together as a group last week in-person. The meeting, held Jan. 22 at the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation (CiTi), brought together experts and key stakeholders…

How much it cost taxpayers to protect Mike DeWine while at the 2022 Super Bowl is not a public record, the Ohio Supreme Court says.

A bipartisan majority of the Ohio Supreme Court dismissed an appeal related to the state’s six-week ban on abortion, due to “a change in law.”