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Ohio Attorney General says more cities or entities must sign on for it to work.

A deadline for local governments to sign onto the state鈥檚 effort to reach a settlement with drug companies passed over the weekend without being鈥�

A constitutional amendment backed by Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost to set up a way to distribute opioid settlement money through a statewide foundation鈥�

The Ohio Attorney General's office has crafted a proposal that would put guardrails around potential opioid lawsuit settlement money to make sure the鈥�

Gov. Mike DeWine says he鈥檚 trying to unify elected officials and lawyers from cities and counties involved in opioid related lawsuits, to come up with a鈥�

The Republican leader of the Ohio House says he鈥檚 watching what happened this week with the last-minute settlement to stop the big opioid trial in federal鈥�

Ohio鈥檚 attorney general says his office is disappointed in a reported settlement with five drugmakers and distributors in advance of a huge opioid trial -鈥�

A federal appeals court in Cincinnati has rejected Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost鈥檚 request to delay the October 21 start for the huge opioid trial in鈥�

Although Cuyahoga County and Summit County just reached another lawsuit with an opioids manufacturer, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost says there's still鈥�

After taking heat for arguing the state should have a lead role in next month鈥檚 huge opioid trial in Cleveland, Ohio鈥檚 attorney general says he wants to鈥�