Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost says eight people have been indicted in statewide Medicaid fraud cases totaling more than ...

The Ohio Attorney General's Office says that the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation helped a Butler County woman recover ...

Reader discretion is advised, as this article discusses methods of capital punishment. Previous coverage on nitrogen ...

Ohio AG Dave Yost announces a $280K grant for officer training in traffic safety and impaired-driving enforcement.

If you sneak extra Medicaid dollars like Halloween candy, don’t be surprised when the consequences leave a bitter taste.' ...

Seven people have been indicted, including two from Dayton and Middletown, in connection with Medicaid fraud cases.

The attorneys general of more than a dozen states on Thursday sued the Trump administration over the termination of $7 ...

Ohio’s former attorney general doesn’t believe the $100 million the Haslam Sports Group is giving the city of Cleveland comes ...

With dozens of No Kings protests planned Oct. 18, here’s what to know about Ohio’s anti-mask law and your rights to ...

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost recently told members of the House Judiciary Committee that the state’s long-broken and ...

Earlier this year, President Donald Trump directed U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi to ensure that states with capital punishment have access to the drugs needed for lethal injection.

Ohio Attorney General David Yost is advocating for the use of nitrogen hypoxia as a method of execution in Ohio, as the state is unable to obtain the necessary drugs for lethal injection, and ...