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The Ohio Attorney General’s Office works with local, state and national media, providing reporters with information on the office’s many initiatives and activities. For more information, please contact the Communications Section at 614-466-3840, or check out the Media Contacts webpage.

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Yost Sues Online Seller of Model Trains for Failure to Deliver Products

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is suing a Brecksville man accused of taking consumers’ money for collectible model trains that he never delivered.

5/13/2026

Yost’s Office Defends EdChoice as Case Reaches Appeals Court

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost’s office today led the state’s defense of the EdChoice Scholarship Program during oral arguments before the 10th District Court of Appeals.

5/12/2026

Statement from AG Yost on Appointment of Andy Wilson

Ohio Attorney Dave Yost today issued the following statement regarding the appointment of Andy Wilson as Ohio’s 52nd Attorney General:

5/11/2026

Four Who Died in Line of Duty Honored at Ohio Peace Officers Memorial Ceremony

Joined by members of the Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission and law enforcement officers from across the state, Attorney General Dave Yost gathered today with the families of four peace officers who died in the line of duty last year to honor the service and sacrifice of Ohio’s fallen heroes.  

5/7/2026

Yost Files Lawsuit Over Undelivered Wedding Photos

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has sued a Tipp City wedding photographer after numerous complaints from newlywed couples who paid for photos but never received them.

5/5/2026

Fifth Defendant Pleads Guilty in Decade-long Ponzi Scheme

The former chief compliance officer of a troubled investment firm today admitted his involvement in a scheme to deceive and defraud investors of millions of dollars, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced.

5/4/2026

Former Hocking County Chief Deputy Sentenced to Prison in Corruption Case

A former chief deputy with the Hocking County Sheriff’s Office was sentenced this morning to seven to nine years in prison, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced.

5/1/2026