New Ohio rule starts today that will stop businesses from including signatures without customers consent
Yost’s office added a rule to the Ohio Administrative Code that establishes new consent and transparency requirements for businesses that collect and use signatures for reasons unrelated to ...
Ohio Supreme Court hears arguments in watchdog group's records dispute with state attorney general
The Ohio Supreme Court has heard arguments in a long-running public records dispute involving state Attorney General Dave ...
Law enforcement investigating threats, powdery substances mailed to multiple Ohio Republicans
A person or persons targeted multiple Ohio Republicans, sending threatening letters containing powdery substances.
Ohio AG appeal of decision striking down state’s six-week abortion ban moves to appellate court
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost’s appeal of a decision to strike down the state’s six-week abortion ban is working its way ...
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Ohio AG sues company over road to Cedar Point area
Ohio’s attorney general is suing a major U.S. company for $17 million over what he says are unmaintained sinkholes in the ...
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Ohio task forces confiscate more than $92 million in illegal drugs in 2024
according to a press release from the Ohio Attorney General's Office. The Ohio Organized Crime Investigations Commission task forces also seized 560 firearms and $4.7 million. “The number of ...
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Rulli’s new communications director connected to ‘sham charity’ case
Mike Peppel, Republican congressman Michael Rulli’s new communications director, ran what Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost called a “sham charity” in 2023 for falsely claiming it was raising money for ...
Ohio AG: Gypsum mine company’s neglect put taxpayers in ‘multimillion-dollar hole’
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is suing the United States Gypsum Co. for nearly $17 million, accusing it of failing to maintain underground mines and causing dangerous sink holes ...