While officials from the National Center for Adoption Law and Policy at Capital University Law School have thanked lawmakers for amending Senate Bill 250, the group is continuing to push for ...

AKRON––Judge Amy Corrigall Jones, administrative judge of the Summit County Common Pleas Court General Division, announced that the court has been selected by the Ohio Supreme Court as one of only 12 ...

Dear Mr. Berko: In late 2010, three of us did some research and recommended our investment club buy 200 shares of Medivation at $19. We did, and in September 2012, it went to $100 a share and split ...

A Franklin County appellate court recently ruled that a man’s conviction for aggravated robbery was not against the manifest weight of the evidence and that he properly was sentenced for that ...

Jimmy Johnson, the Pro Football Hall of Fame coach who won two Super Bowls and a college national championship, announced his retirement from Fox Sports after being part of its NFL coverage for most ...

Dear Mr. Berko: Please tell me what a convertible bond is and why so few brokers recommend convertible bonds. I'd like to invest a portion of my portfolio in convertible bonds but don't know where to ...

Last summer, Chicago became the epicenter of an outbreak. It hid itself until winter, unleashing its ramifications on some of the most vulnerable targets — the young. And it all started with one lie.

Any Ohioan paying the slightest attention to news coverage of the 2016 presidential campaigns has learned that the greatest threat to millennials and those who come of age subsequent to demographic ...

The 12th District Court of Appeals this week affirmed the decision of the Preble County Court of Common Pleas denying Kenneth Harlan Kent’s most recent petition for post-conviction relief. According ...

Dear Mr. Berko: I'm writing for a 46-year-old friend of mine who escaped Cuba and came to the U.S. in 1981. I told him to write to you, and he did so in Spanish (he doesn't speak English) to ask what ...

A Seneca County appeals court ruled this week that consecutive prison sentences were properly ordered for a man who broke into several homes to fuel his prescription drug addiction. The 3rd District ...