The Dispatch asked voters across Columbus for their thoughts on property taxes and how they might vote on a proposal to ...

Ohio lawmakers are worried the state lacks clear, legal recourse against artificial intelligence chatbots that suggest ...

In 1804, Ohio passed “Black Laws” that barred testimony, schools, and jobs for Black residents—proving freedom in the North ...

If frustrated voters don’t see Ohio legislators crafting durable property tax reform rooted in fairness (including in fair school funding), it's very possible that all property taxes – for all ...

The Stark County Educational Service Center has fired its longtime attorney, accusing her of removing and shredding documents.

Lawyers suing to stop the state from giving the Cleveland Browns $600 million from Unclaimed Property Funds now want a judge to issue a restraining order.

In terms of motivations to set up shops in Ohio, Matthias Edrich, a longtime Kutak attorney and partner in its tax group who ...

Village Council introduced an ordinance seeking to ban AI data centers in Lordstown and is expected to vote on the ban at its ...

But while the global carbon tax was stopped abroad, the same idea is being smuggled in here at home—through the courts. Environmental activists and their trial lawyer allies are attempting to do in ...

Most folks know Florida is a tax-friendly state, but they might not know that part-time residents may not qualify, as our ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WKRC) - Twelve projects across Ohio are expected to create more than 1,100 new jobs and retain nearly 2,700 others, according to an announcement Monday from Gov. Mike DeWine, Lt. Gov.

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