constitutional amendment

The city of Dayton settled a two-year legal battle with Nourish Our Neighbors over the arrest of a volunteer who was serving a burrito to a homeless man in Courthouse Square.

Carlos Buford and other Ohio activists want to amend the Ohio Constitution to end qualified immunity and make it easier to hold public officials accountable if they violate a person's civil rights.

Four Piqua residents have been either banned from entering the city's buildings or barred from city commission meetings. The dispute relates to a former lithium ion battery burning program.

Fuyao to expand, a local filmmaker dies, township loses annexation fight, and addressing health deserts.

As lawmakers talk about changing the process by which groups with economic interests in changing the constitution can bring amendments to voters, one of…

State lawmakers seem to be moving closer to changing the process by which citizen activists – including business owners – can put constitutional…

The proposed constitutional amendment that would legalize and regulate marijuana in Ohio has one state official calling for an overhaul of the…