Mike DeWine News

A proposed constitutional amendment legalizing medical marijuana and certain uses of hemp has cleared Ohio's ballot board.

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Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine has threatened to sue credit reporting agencies if they don't fix problems that DeWine and some 20 other State AGs have uncovered in the course of their months-long investigation.

Twenty people face possible prosecution for casting ballots in both Ohio and another state in last November's presidential election, and 115 more are accused of casting more than one ballot inside the state.

Pittsfield Township Trustee Mark McConnell was again removed from the Rural Lorain County Water Authority board Wednesday after questions were raised about the legality of a secret ballot process used to vote him off the board last week.

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine requested today that the Urban Outfitters retail chain cease sales of its "Prescription Line" of glasses, coasters, mugs, and drink holders.

Deputy Paul Little is accused of giving a firearm to a convicted felon and filing a false report that the gun was stolen.

An effective ban on Internet cafes targeted as illegal gambling operations has cleared the Ohio Legislature after more than two years of wrangling.

The appeals court reversed White's conviction in January and called for a retrial.

Rape is forever and Ohio law should be, too. That's the opinion of two state senators who want to eliminate the 20-year statute of limitations for prosecuting rape and sexual battery.

Republican state legislators are seeking to take away driver's licenses from unauthorized immigrants who have been granted temporary amnesty by the federal government.

State Rep. Connie Pillich, a Democrat who represents a suburban Cincinnati district, will seek the party nomination to challenge incumbent Republican Josh Mandel for state treasurer.

Foster care isn't the purview of Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine. But ever since he took up the cause of foster care reform in 1997, when he was in the U.S. Senate, DeWine has been interested in fixing a system he says keeps too many youngsters living in foster care or dying at the hands of abusive parents instead of going into adoptive homes.

Lotto hopefuls are flocking to a Curtice convenience store that's known for paying out big prizes.

The woman charged with shaking and injuring her infant son was back in court Friday, and angry protestors were there to greet her.

Star 105 gave away 500 gallons of free gas Friday. Cars lined up at the Valero station on Holland-Sylvania. If you missed out on the giveaway, you'll have some more chances to get some free gas.

The Illinois Senate approved the use of marijuana for medical purposes on Friday, sending the measure to the governor's desk.

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine has certified the petition for the proposed constitutional amendment submitted by the Ohio Rights Group.

The Rural Lorain County Water Authority board's use of secret ballots in a vote Wednesday to remove Mark McConnell from the board violated Ohio's Sunshine Laws, according to an open meetings expert and a 2011 opinion issued by Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine.

Ohio Medicaid recipients could face time limits and work requirements under alternatives being discussed in the legislature to Gov.