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Mariah Crenshaw has spent years building a case that officers around Ohio are violating state law simply by continuing to serve as officers. It started in 2014. Crenshaw runs the advocacy group Chasing Justice, and she wanted to know how the Cleveland Division of Police collects training documentation for officers who are hired from other cities. In 2017, she started following one East Cleveland officer, Larry McDonald, who went from that small suburban police department to Cleveland then, after a short time, back to East Cleveland.
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The Ohio Department of Health continues to urge vaccinations for COVID, while Republican lawmakers and elected officials push back on vaccine mandates.
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Attorney General Dave Yost is seeking class-action status for the suit, which maintains the social media giant misrepresented itself to investors.
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Rescue in Ohio can look like handcuffs, spit hoods, jail time or court dates.
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Federal, state and local law enforcement agencies were involved in the sting, called Operation Ohio Knows.
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Part of Ohio’s approach to combatting human trafficking is arresting people for selling sex. But some experts argue that arrests make people more vulnerable to being trafficked.
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Ohio’s Attorney General is suing the Biden administration over the delay in the release of the 2020 Census data.
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Several sessions dealt with the myths and misinformation circulating about human trafficking.
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A court ruling will block new charges from appearing on electric bills next month. Those fees were created to a nuclear power plant bailout which is...
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Ohio’s Republican attorney general is joining in part of the lawsuit Texas has filed against Pennsylvania. But he's not asking for results in four battleground states that Democratic President-Elect Joe Biden won to be thrown out.
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Ohio’s Republican attorney general wants the US Supreme Court to overturn a Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling extending the deadline for absentee...
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Around 50 law enforcement agencies have arrested 177 people and found 109 survivors in what’s considered the largest human trafficking sting ever in Ohio.