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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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Andy Wilson Begins Tenure as Ohio Attorney General

Andy Wilson began serving as Ohio’s 52nd attorney general today, pledging to uphold the rule of law, support law enforcement and serve the people of Ohio with integrity and transparency.

6/8/2026

Illegal Dumping Investigation Yields Three Indictments in Northeast Ohio

A Summit County grand jury this week indicted two men and a junk-removal business in connection with illegal dumping in Copley Township, Attorney General Dave Yost announced.

6/5/2026

Yost Sues Ambulance Company Over Deceptive Billing Practices

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is suing an ambulance company accused of failing to disclose its out-of-network status – as state law requires – leaving consumers saddled with unexpected medical transport bills.

6/5/2026

Yost Unveils Statewide Crime and Sentencing Data Dashboard

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost today launched a new online tool that provides unprecedented transparency into felony crime and sentencing trends across Ohio.

6/5/2026

Cincinnati Man Indicted in $12M Medicaid Scheme

A healthcare provider in southwest Ohio faces 31 felony charges for allegedly defrauding Ohio’s Medicaid program of more than $12 million, Attorney General Dave Yost announced today.

6/4/2026

Former FirstEnergy Executives Reindicted on Public Corruption Charges

Two former FirstEnergy executives have been reindicted for their alleged roles in the House Bill 6 scandal involving the Akron-based electric utility, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and Summit County Prosecutor Elliot Kolkovich announced today.

6/4/2026

Yost Issues First-Ever Statewide Report on Sex Buyers

More sex buyers are being arrested and prosecuted in Ohio, but jail time and fines remain minimal, and a mandate that offenders attend “john school” is inconsistently enforced, according to a new report released today by Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost.

6/2/2026