Ohio Supreme Court

The school district asked the high court to dismiss the case in March, arguing releasing the plan could jeopardize the student and staff safety, but the request was denied.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled submetering companies should be regulated like utilities but new legislation could weaken the protections for tenants.

On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, local journalists join us to talk about the big stories from recent days.

Last year's decision by the Ohio Supreme Court saying chicken wings advertised as boneless can have bones seems to have set a precedent of favoring corporate interests.

On Monday, the court re-affirmed a decision that has been derided and mocked by legal scholars and media pundits all over the nation. On Tuesday, it handed a win to pharmacy chains, possibly upending a $650 million relief effort to Ohio's opioid epidemic.

The three Republicans running for Ohio Supreme Court justice won their races, leaving just one Democrat on the court with six Republicans.

We’ll discuss the candidates and how the outcome of this race could impact the state.

Ohio Supreme Court Justice Joe Deters says Democrats only want to change the rules on redistricting because they can't win under the present rules.

Republicans hold a 4-3 majority on Ohio's highest court, but could swell that majority to 6-1 if they win all three seats in November.

Joe Deters, the least experienced justice on the Ohio Supreme Court, is taking on incumbent Democrat Melody Stewart, the first African American woman elected to the court.