05-11-2026
Money, Law & Work, Law & Consumer Rights
Common Law in Ohio: Marriage Rules and Judge-Made Law
Common law in ohio explained: common-law marriage ended Oct. 10, 1991, which unions still count, and how judge-made law works.
04-11-2026
Ohio News, Data Centers & Development
Ohio Towns Just Voted to Ban Data Centers. Here’s Where — and Why
Ohio is one of the fastest-growing data center states in the country — 154 facilities operating, 27 under construction and…
04-11-2026
News, Sports & Tech, Sports
Ohio State is No. 12 in the first CFP rankings — and out of the playoff. Here’s the way back
The first College Football Playoff rankings of the season landed Tuesday night, and they were not kind to Columbus. Ohio…
04-11-2026
Money, Law & Work, Law & Consumer Rights
Ohio Prisoner Search: Find an Ohio State Inmate
Ohio prisoner search explained: use the official ODRC Offender Search by name or offender number, and know the jail, prison, and federal differences.
04-11-2026
Money, Law & Work, Law & Consumer Rights
Ohio Civil Rules: How a Civil Case Moves in Ohio
Ohio civil rules explained: how a case moves from complaint and service to the 28-day answer deadline, discovery, motions, and trial in Ohio courts.
04-11-2026
Ohio News, Elections & Politics
Ohio Election Results 2026: Acton Wins Governor’s Race, Brown Takes Senate Seat, Issue 3 Passes
Results below are unofficial. County boards of elections certify the final counts within 21 days. Last updated November 4, 2026.…
04-11-2026
Ohio News, Elections & Politics
Ohio Issue 3 Passed: Voter ID Is Now in the State Constitution — What It Means for You
Ohio Issue 3 passed on November 3, 2026, with about 66% of voters saying yes and 34% voting no, according…
04-11-2026
Money, Law & Work, Law & Consumer Rights
Ohio Liquor Laws: Sales Hours, Sunday Rules & More
Ohio liquor laws explained: control-state agency stores, beer and wine permits, Sunday sales and local option, sales hours, and the open container law.
03-11-2026
Money, Law & Work, Law & Consumer Rights
Ohio Bankruptcy Laws: Chapter 7 vs. 13 Explained
Ohio bankruptcy laws explained: Chapter 7 vs. 13, the means test, Ohio's federal courts, filing fees, and the $182,625 homestead exemption (ORC 2329.66).
03-11-2026
Money, Law & Work, Law & Consumer Rights
Weird Laws in Ohio: What’s Real and What’s a Myth
Weird laws in Ohio separated into fact and folklore: the real statutes (dyed chicks, Sunday arrests) and the myths (drunk fish, whale fishing) debunked.