Northeast Ohio chiropractic firms lose their years-long fight after a unanimous ruling sends the case back to Cleveland's Eighth District.

The plan would send Olmsted Township 75% of new payroll taxes while protecting its land from annexation.

Council overrode a mayoral veto threat to add term limits alongside six committee-backed measures on the November ballot.

Ohio homeschooling jumped from roughly 53,000 to 60,000 students in a single year, as new state law drops testing and diploma requirements for parents.

Ohio's ratepayer advocate says her three-year-old federal complaint is still waiting while unreviewed grid spending doubles.

Twin Cities Citizens gathered 440 signatures to challenge Claymont schools' unvoted tax shift, which closed Dennison's only school.

Two fall meetings will let Richfield residents weigh in on a draft code shaped by moratoriums on data centers and car washes.

House Bill 25 would put a navigator in every Ohio school building for foster youth, but lawmakers stripped out the money that would pay for it.

County commissioners want to suspend a half-mill JFS levy for 2026, tapping the general fund to keep services running.

No new bargaining dates are set after the union and school board traded blame for a mediation session gone wrong.

A federal judge says Ohio can't demand citizenship papers at the BMV, restoring the old sworn-statement rule ahead of the October 5 deadline.

CCDC quietly steers hundreds of thousands in public grants each meeting, and even a city councilman says he learned about one session just 30 minutes before showing up.

The tentative pact needs eight of 11 county council votes by September 4 to reach November's ballot.