Ohio Judge Can't Get Stay In Town Parking Dispute

By Andrew Strickler · April 10, 2023, 4:11 PM EDT

An Ohio judge who threatened local officials with criminal charges amid a feud over parking spots and building renovations has failed to get the state's highest court to intervene on his...

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