I can’t reliably fetch the very latest coverage right now, but here are some of the most recent, verifiable updates I found about the Supreme Court of Ohio from official or regularly updated court sources:
Recent Supreme Court of Ohio items
- Next week: oral arguments on eight cases, including issues around gas rate increases and Ohio’s first agrivoltaic solar energy project, plus several criminal procedural questions.[2]
- Portsmouth judge sanctioned: the court issued a six-month fully stayed suspension to a Scioto County judge for a policy violation related to securing his son’s release from jail before a court appearance.[2]
- Election / ballot access dispute: the Supreme Court denied a candidate’s request to be placed on the Columbus City Council primary ballot, citing insufficient valid signatures.[2]
- Attorney license discipline: the Supreme Court indefinitely suspended the law license of former Toledo City Councilman Tyrone Riley after his federal public corruption conviction.[2]
- School district tax appeals: the court decided 13 cases consistent with an earlier ruling allowing a school district (Marysville Exempted Village School District) to challenge property tax value of certain property.[2]
Where to check for “latest” updates
- The Supreme Court of Ohio maintains an official RSS feed / cases feed that posts updates on what the court is hearing and what it decides.[2]
If you tell me what you mean by “latest” (today vs. this week vs. this month) and what topic you care about most (e.g., elections, criminal cases, religion/1A, school funding/taxes, guns, etc.), I can narrow this to the most relevant current developments.
Sources
“Every day of inaction from Columbus Schools puts parents between a rock and a hard place,” Yost said. “Parents are being forced to quit their jobs, rearrange their lives and scramble for transportation, while the school board fails to meet its legal duties. This cannot wait – we need the court to act now.” … AG Yost initially sent a cease-and-desist letter to the district on Sept. 3, warning that noncompliance would result in legal action. The district did not resume transportation, so the...
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www.statenews.orgSua sponte, appellant/cross-appellee ordered to file a memorandum in response to appellee/cross-appellant Christopher McFarland’s memorandum in support of cross-appeal no later than Tuesday, March 31, 2026. Sua sponte, appellee/cross-appellant Christopher … court’s door under R.C. 2953.23(A)(1)(a) to raise a claim that his counsel was ineffective, even when the new diagnosis could render the defendant ineligible for the death penalty. This is unacceptable. This court should accept Jackson’s...
www.westernreservenews.comThe Court Will Hear Eight Cases next week The Supreme Court of Ohio will consider state regulators’ approvals of gas rate increases and Ohio’s first “agrivoltaic” solar energy project when it meets next week for two days of oral arguments. The Supreme Court will also address several procedural issues in criminal cases, as well as whether a church’s insurance claim for roof damage was adequately settled. … Portsmouth Judge Sanctioned for Ordering Son Released From Jail Before Court Appearance...
www.supremecourt.ohio.govFairfield County's Joseph Green passes Ohio Bar exam: Lancaster Eagle Gazette Ohio Supreme Court upholds $74.5M in coal plant charges to Ohio customers: Cleveland.com Ohio Supreme Court rejects $74.5 million refund for coal plant riders: Ideastream Ohio Supreme Court narrows parental rights in same‑sex custody case: Columbus Dispatch
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