The Columbus Dispatch | Cathy Candisky The pharmacy benefit manager administering prescription drugs for workers injured on the job overcharged the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation on more than 1.3 million claims for generic medications...
Read moreRead moreCleveland.com | Jeremy Pelzer For years, law-enforcement officials, victims’ advocates and others have been working to address Ohio’s status as one of the worst states in the nation when it comes to human trafficking – the transporting of people...
Read moreRead moreNBC4 | Ted Hart The Ohio Attorney General’s Office is developing an internet portal to provide public access to a database of stolen gun serial numbers. “It’s not populated yet but the portal itself is nice and easy,” said Attorney General Dave...
Read moreRead moreNBC 4 | Tony Mirones Giving Tuesday is upon us. The day, usually held the day after Cyber Monday, is when charities hope you will reach deep into the budget and let money flow to parts of the community where you want people to be helped. Face it...
Read moreRead moreABC 6 | Sarah Wynn Over the past three months, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has awarded more than $345,000 in grants to more than 60 local police departments across the state to purchase body armor vests for their officers. Yost released the...
Read moreRead moreCincinnati Enquirer | James Pilcher New bills to be introduced in the Ohio General Assembly Monday would make it easier to prosecute “johns” and those who get money from prostitutes and even publicly shame those who buy sex. The new legislation...
Read moreRead moreThe Columbus Dispatch | Randy Ludlow In a bid to use shame to deter the purchase of sex, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and a group of lawmakers want to post the names and photos of convicted “johns” and pimps in an online registry. “Never...
Read moreRead moreWLWT Three men were arrested in Dayton last week after authorities seized over 40 pounds of fentanyl, which state officials said is enough to “kill the entire population of Ohio, many times over.” Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost...
Read moreRead moreCincinnati Enquirer | Sarah Brookbank Ohio’s top prosecutor has asked the Ohio Parole Board to keep a convicted cop killer in prison. Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost submitted a letter to the Ohio Parole Board, urging the...
Read moreRead moreThe Associated Press Ohio schools can now apply for their share of $10 million in school safety grants for the 2019-20 school year. Public schools, chartered nonpublic schools and schools operated by county boards of developmental disabilities...
Read moreRead moreCleveland.com | Eric Heisig The state of Ohio will receive $39.4 million from a $700 million settlement between the federal government and states with a U.K.-based drug manufacturer over the marketing of an opioid addiction treatment medication...
Read moreRead moreToledo Blade | Editorial Board Ohio could be at the forefront of research on opioid abuse with a newly announced study to determine which genetic markers make people susceptible to opioid addiction. It could produce monumental results to help...
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