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The U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio has submitted his resignation. David DeVillers is one of 56 U.S. Attorneys appointed by former

Courtesy of WCPO Attorneys for suspended Cincinnati Councilmember P.G. Sittenfeld alleged in a filing Wednesday that federal agents engaged in misconduct while conducting an investigation that led to corruption charges against him. Most of the specific allegations of misconduct are redacted in the filing, which asks U.S. District Court Judge Douglas R. Cole to order the release of "significant quantities of purposely withheld evidence" Sittenfeld attorney Charlie Rittgers alleges federal authorities have not yet turned over. One allegation is spelled out in the filing, however: a claim that...

Ohio finalizing list of potential mass vaccination sites: The Wake Up for Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2021 Updated Feb 10, 2021; Posted Feb 10, 2021 Drivers wait in line to get the COVID-19 vaccine in the parking lot of the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz., Jan. 11. President Joe Biden took a virtual tour of the 24-hour vaccination site on Monday, as Ohio was mentioned as a place for large-scale clinics.AP Facebook Share Weather The day will star very cold, with temperatures in the mid-teens around 8 a.m. It will warm only to the low 20s with mostly cloudy skies. Snow showers are possible duri...

Joe Biden’s Department of Justice is expected to request the resignation of U.S. attorneys appointed by former President Donald Trump as early as Tuesday, a top Justice Department officials said on Monday, according to CNN. While the request is expected to impact 56 Senate-confirmed U.S. attorneys, some attorneys are expected to stay. The Justice official did not disclose when the resignations would take effect, but said a call with U.S. attorneys nationwide to manage the transition has been scheduled. Acting Attorney General Monty Wilkinson reportedly asked Delaware U.S. Attorney David Wei...

DOJ asks Trump-appointed US attorneys to resign The Justice Department on Tuesday asked US attorneys appointed by former President Donald Trump to submit their resignations, a turnover that spares two top prosecutors in Delaware and Connecticut overseeing two sensitive Trump-era investigations. The resignations are effective February 28, US attorneys were told on a conference call with acting Attorney General Monty Wilkinson, according to two Justice officials familiar with the matter. A number of acting US attorneys who aren’t Senate confirmed or who were appointed by the courts are expect...