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Question hinges around whether local prosecutors can be removed for saying they won’t bring charges under abortion bans

Welcome to the 3rd issue of the Dentons Rodyk Reporter in 2023. The Dentons Rodyk Reporter is a compendium of commentaries produced and published by Dentons Rodyk Academy...

In the past week in the U.S., there have been three cases where people were shot because of a simple mistake, and in most cases the people who did the shooting are claiming they had a right to under stand your ground laws.

The Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction has opened an investigation into the La Center School District and Superintendent Peter Rosenkranz regarding complaints from district staf

It’s Tax Day, and whether you look on this day with appreciation or dread, here are eight tax truths all Ohioans need to know. 1) Taxes pay for things that benefit everyone. State taxes are how we pool our resources to pay for projects, programs and services that benefit the public good,...

Legislation to scrub unconstitutional laws from state statues is on its way to the governor’s desk.

A candidate for mayor of Hillsboro in the May 2 primary election is under investigation for a possible violation of Ohio Revised Code Section 3599.20.

It's the latest controversy surrounding the council member, just days after criticism for a "sexual" Instagram post to promote his business to minors. 

Fifty-eight representatives said yes to striking these unconstitutional statutes from the state's books, while 39 opposed.

A pipe burst under the wooden bridge of the South Fork Palouse River across from Porch Light Pizza causing local businesses to potentially lose water Sunday evening. A big rock was thrown into the river under the bridge by an unknown subject, causing the water line in the area to burst, said Shane Emerson, Pullman...