CLEVELAND — The person claiming to be the hacker who attacked Cleveland Municipal Court said they are affiliated with a ...

The Ohio Department of Taxation March 20 released an announcement that the Municipal Net Profit Tax (MNPT) filing deadline for Ohio businesses with a taxable year beginning on Jan. 1 that want to file ...

Create an account or log in to save stories. Former State Senator Justin Eichorn made his first appearance in court since being arrested Monday for attempting to solicit a minor. And Cleveland ...

Ohio’s ban on gender-affirming care for minors is unconstitutional and must be permanently blocked from being enforced, a three-judge panel of appellate judges ruled Tuesday.

The court's apron also features a 5-strike logo, which, as the league announced ... the Big 12 provided close-up photos to media for your enjoyment. Big 12 men's tournament first-round action ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Cleveland Municipal Court is set to reopen Wednesday following a cyberattack, but the court’s website will remain down for the time being. As of Tuesday morning, the court’s ...

CLEVELAND — Cleveland Municipal ... Monday, court officials acknowledged that the investigation into the attack is "ongoing." Last week, Gov. Mike DeWine sent in members of the Ohio National ...

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(TNS) — Cleveland Municipal Court is set to reopen Wednesday following a cyberattack, but the court’s website will remain down for the time being. As of Tuesday morning, the court’s website ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Cleveland Municipal Court will reopen to the public on Wednesday, March 12, according to court spokesperson Ed Ferenc. All cases previously scheduled for that day ...

CLEVELAND, Oho – Cleveland Municipal Court announced Monday evening that it will reopen to the public on Wednesday, after having been largely shut down since Feb. 23 because of a cyberattack.

A former Columbus pastor convicted of swindling his congregation out of $1 million is taking his case to the Ohio Supreme Court to argue that the courts gave him too much "community control" time ...