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07/11/2026 · Hillsboro
Supreme Court Rules Government Must Prove Dangerousness in Gun Seizure Case
The Supreme Court determined the government failed to establish that Ali Hemani posed a danger when it charged him with illegal firearm possession tied to marijuana use. The decision requires prosecutors to prove their stated justification for disarmament applies to the specific person they are prosecuting.
Supreme Court Rules Federal Law Preempts State Lawsuits Over Roundup Labeling
The Supreme Court sided with Monsanto in a dispute over who controls pesticide warning labels, ruling that federal law prevents states from requiring additional cautions beyond those approved by the EPA.
07/11/2026
Supreme Court Sides With Marijuana User in Gun Possession Case, Leaves Questions Unanswered
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Ali Hemani, who was prosecuted for possessing a firearm while using marijuana. The decision invalidated his conviction under a federal statute that bans gun ownership by "unlawful users" of controlled substances, but the Court's reasoning may leave prosecutors and judges uncertain about future cases.
07/11/2026
Senate Approves Measure Calling for End to Iran Conflict
The Senate passed a House-approved measure Wednesday calling for an end to military operations against Iran, marking rare congressional action as the two countries engage in preliminary talks.
07/11/2026
Supreme Court Immigration Rulings Set to Reshape U.S. Asylum Framework
Recent Supreme Court rulings on immigration will reshape how the U.S. handles asylum cases and border enforcement. Policy analysts point to significant changes in eligibility and processing timelines ahead.
07/11/2026
U.S. Lifts Iran Oil Sanctions; Trump Touts Economy in Pennsylvania; Judge Blocks DOJ Subpoenas
The Biden administration removed oil sanctions targeting Iran as former President Trump campaigned in Pennsylvania. A federal judge blocked the Department of Justice from pursuing subpoenas against Minnesota officials.
07/11/2026
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Sealed Letters of Interest (LOI) will be accepted until Monday, November 2, 2026 at 2:00 PM and opened at that time. Seal envelopes containing the LOI must be addressed to the Licking County Transportation Improvement District, Attn: Jared Knerr, 20 S. Second Street, 3rd Floor, Newark,Ohio. The envelope shall be endorsed on the outside, “LCTID-Mink St Rd Improvement”. Scope of Service may be obtained from the Office of the Licking CountyEngineer or the Licking County Website (https://lickingcounty.gov/depts/engineer/default.htm ), posted under Bids/Contracts.
Weights & Measures
Preble County Auditor - Weights & Measures Weights & Measures The Auditor is the Sealer of Weights and Measures for the entire County, thus protecting the general public and seller/retailer from the possible loss which may occur from faulty measuring devices, such as scales and pumps. The Auditor is charged with the responsibility of insuring that all State laws relating to weights and measures are strictly enforced. Sealers also perform "spot-checks" on prepackaged items to test the weight of the contents and test check-out scanning devices for pricing accuracy. County sealers are certified by the Ohio Department of Agriculture. If you are going into business or you are already in business and will be using a weighing or measuring device, please contact our office for more information. These services are performed to insure the consumer is getting the quantity shown on the measuring device. If you believe a gas pump or scale did not perform properly for the goods you received, please contact the Preble County Auditor’s Office, Weights & Measures Division at 937-456-8131.
Board of Revision
Board of Revision TEST Announcements: Public Notice - Board of Revision annual organizational meeting to be held on Jan 13, 2020 . The Board of Revision accepts “Complaint Against the Valuation of Real Property” from January 1st through March 31st of the following tax year. Annual Board of Revision Organizational Meeting, 2nd Monday of January, 2pm. in Auditor’ office, second-floor Courthouse, 101 E Main St, Eaton, OH The Ohio Revised Code, Sections 5715.13 through 5715.19 provides a mechanism for persons to challenge the Auditor’s opinion of the Market Value of property through the local County Board of Revision (known as "BOR"). The local BOR members are the County Auditor, County Treasurer, and a County Commissioner or representative. The BOR meets annually and has the authority to examine complaints, properly filed, on the value of Real Property for the prior tax year, payable in the current year. The owner of the real estate, the owner’s attorney, the attorney for the local School Board and other interested parties may file a BOR complaint. The “Complaint Against the Valuation of Real Property” form (DTE Form 1) is available from January through March at the Auditor’s Office or on this web site and must be filed in the Auditor’s Office no later than 4:30 on March 31st. Complaints will be accepted by mail, if post marked on or before the March 31st deadline. Complaints received by mail or filed after the March 31st deadline may be invalid and it will be subject to dismissal and may not be heard on their merits. Questions? (937) 456-8197 or (937) 456-8131 Board of Revision Forms DTE Form 1 - Complaint Against the Valuation of Real Property Preble County Board Of Revision Rules Of Procedure
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