A person who symbolized problems with Ohio education funding will help monitor the state’s new system for paying for schools.

The Ohio Supreme Court has dismissed the remaining lawsuit against a plan to put slot machines at horse racing tracks.

Former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor is serving as a visiting judge this week on the U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati.

The widow of an Ohio patrolman is suing Ford Motor Co., blaming the officer’s death on engineering problems with the cruiser he was driving when it crashed into a pole and caught fire on Interstate 90 near Cleveland.

A resident has filed a lawsuit seeking removal of a Ten Commandments display in front of a suburban Cincinnati town hall.

Four employees who sued their co-workers in western Ohio for a share of a $207 million Mega Million lottery jackpot in December have dropped their lawsuit.

A dispute over the reward for a missing Chihuahua has unleashed a lawsuit in Ohio.

The state filed a $1.2 million dollar lawsuit Friday against the operators of a chain of day care centers in what the attorney general said is the largest minimum wage case in Ohio history. 

State officials submitted evidence they say indicates Penn National Gaming is underwriting an effort to overturn racetrack slots legalized by lawmakers and Governor Ted Strickland in July. 

A family of a 16-year-old Ohio girl who died after brain surgery has filed a lawsuit alleging a neurosurgeon and a clinic altered evidence to avoid a wrongful death claim. 

An attorney for pet owners who accused an Ohio-based pet store chain of selling sick puppies says he will file an amended lawsuit with more specific allegations. 

The Cincinnati Bengals will pay almost $250,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by fans who claimed they were being forced to buy tickets they didn’t want.

The Applebee’s restaurant chain and Weight Watchers are facing another lawsuit alleging the Cajun Lime Tilapia fish dish on some menus contains more fat and diet “points” than listed. 

Did the City of Columbus violate the privacy rights of more than 1,000 employees with the division of police?

Franklin College claims in a federal lawsuit that Ohio-based Franklin University is causing identity confusion as it prepares to open an Indianapolis location.