Two estate planning firms slammed with a record $6.4 million fine have asked the Ohio Supreme Court to reconsider their case.

Officials say recent Ohio Supreme Court rulings are forcing the state to review whether scores of inmates and thousands of parolees were sentenced properly.

An attorney for two Kentucky counties says courthouse displays of the Ten Commandments are for educational and historical purposes.

The Ohio Supreme Court has issued a $6.4 million penalty against two companies and their co-owners after it found they were illegally practicing law.

New proposed standards for heating and air conditioning units could soon mean cheaper monthly bills for everyone.

The new booster seat law takes effect today in the state of Ohio and NBC 4 has the Fast Facts on the law.

A Democratic judge from northeast Ohio is scheduled to announce plans to run for the Ohio Supreme Court in 2010.

Bexley’s city council proposes a texting-while-driving ban.

Maryland has become the first state in the nation to protect homeless people under a hate-crimes law.

A local suburb is looking to strengthening its social-host law in a move to prevent underage drinking.

With motorcycle season underway, it is a great time to get the word out to both motorists and motorcyclists.  Ohio has seen a steady increase in motorcycle fatalities on Ohio roads. 

The case of Alan Patton certainly made headlines. He’s the man accused of collecting urine from restrooms in Gahanna and Hilliard, then drinking it.

State lawmakers have approved a bill requiring children between the ages of four and eight to be in booster seats while riding in cars.