Ohio’s Tenth District Court of Appeals has upheld a lower court decision ordering Gov. Mike DeWine to pursue the unemployment compensation he turned down during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A state appeals court held Monday that the governor must try to get the $900 million pandemic-era benefits and distribute the money among roughly 300,000 eligible Ohioans ...

(The Center Square) – For the second time, an Ohio court has ruled the state must reinstate participation in the COVID-19 federal unemployment fund and potentially hand out $900 million in extra ...

(The Center Square) – For the second time, an Ohio court has ruled the state must reinstate participation in the COVID-19 federal unemployment fund and potentially hand out $900 million ...

(The Center Square) – For the second time, an Ohio court has ruled the state must reinstate participation in the COVID-19 federal unemployment fund and potentially hand out $900 million in extra ...

An appeals court ruled in favor of Ohioans seeking federal unemployment benefits that Gov. Mike DeWine cut off early during the COVID-19 pandemic.