News Releases

As part of his continuing efforts to promote government transparency, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost today released the 2022 edition of the Sunshine Laws Manual.

The Ohio Attorney General’s Office today rejected another summary of a petition seeking to add new language to the Ohio Revised Code in support of vaccine choice.

Following the decision by a Franklin County grand jury to decline to indict a law enforcement officer in the death of Ma’Khia Bryant, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost published the complete investigative files on the web, available for anyone to see.

Organizations interested in developing or expanding a sex buyer education program – commonly called a “john school” – are encouraged to apply for a new grant available through the Ohio Attorney General’s Office.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and Columbus Division of Police Chief Elaine Bryant today announced the indictment of a Columbus man following an investigation conducted by the Central Ohio Human Trafficking Task Force.
 

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has joined 13 other states in a lawsuit that seeks to determine how the federal government targeted parents who raised concerns with local school boards about the education of their children.

In a letter sent today to Ohio’s public employee pension boards, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost notified board members to pull all Russian-based investments from their portfolios in response to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s horrific and callous attacks on the people of Ukraine.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost today issued Ohio’s Law on Concealed Handguns annual report showing that 202,920 concealed carry licenses were issued in Ohio in 2021.

A Cuyahoga County grand jury has declined to indict a law enforcement officer in the death of Innes Kirk Lee Jr., and to be as transparent as possible, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost published the complete investigative files on the web, available for anyone to see.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and Lawrence County Prosecuting Attorney Brigham Anderson are enlisting the public’s help after the indictment of a Lawrence County man on voyeurism and child pornography charges.