Inside Courts

The U.S. Supreme Court unleashed the unrestrained presidential power now on display from the Trump Administration.

As Nelsonville continues to air its dirty laundry, the university’s now-fired football coach has kept his divorce sealed from public view.

Fire departments asked a judge to dismiss the QuidelOrtho case, among other recent happenings in three major Athens County cases.

Judge Patrick Lang has few precedents to draw on as he decides several unique cases. This week: the Laverde Laguna brothers.

Judge Patrick Lang has ordered the county to get the men back for a Nov. 12 hearing. Whether that will happen remains to be seen.

Civil litigation is a slow process. Here’s what’s happening with some of the cases I’ve written about this year.

The high court’s refusal to decide the city’s form of government leaves voters, candidates, and officials bracing for lawsuits and uncertainty.

Charter or statutory? The high court sidesteps the core issue, leaving the city’s political future cloudier than ever.

Will Nelsonville voters’ 70% mandate for a statutory government stand, or can its city council’s repeal erase it?

A new bill in the Ohio legislature could criminalize abortion despite a 2023 constitutional amendment passed by nearly 60% of voters.