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AG Yost today announced that the attorneys general of 49 states, the District of Columbia and five U.S. territories have signed on to a $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma and its owners, the Sackler family. Details: bit.ly/43YYHY8

A bipartisan group of 36 attorneys general co-led by AG Yost is challenging a federal court ruling that risks creating a loophole for unregulated gambling. Details: bit.ly/43Qhfek

AG Yost issued the following statement regarding the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in United States v. Skrmetti:

AG Yost has conditionally approved the sale of Summa Health to General Catalyst subsidiary Health Assurance Transformation LLC (HATCo). Details: bit.ly/408wRaI

With advocates around the globe marking World Elder Abuse Awareness Month, AG Yost today called on all Ohioans to help raise awareness of elder exploitation and to encourage older relatives and friends to report any victimization they suffer. Details: bit.ly/4kXxfBt

AG Yost is taking legal action to block an entity from engaging in the business of insurance in Ohio after it failed to obtain a required license & stopped covering medical bills for retired first responders. Details: bit.ly/3G2cLZ3

A former Columbus doctor was sentenced this morning to 24 months in prison for fraudulently billing $1.5 million to Medicaid, AG Yost announced. Details: bit.ly/4l2BOdQ

Just one day after filing legal action against Texas-based Thin Blue Line Benefits Association, AG Yost scored a double win in Franklin County Common Pleas Court when a judge granted Yost a TRO and named the Ohio Department of Insurance as conservator in the case.

AG Yost visited the Legacy Project of Stark, where 300 volunteers mentor over 1,100 students each week. Programs like this and @TomTodIdeas’ summer camp are making a real impact on youth mental health and empowerment in Stark County.

AG Yost attended the We Believe in Canton event yesterday, hosted by Canton Police's Community Involvement Unit (CIU). This dedicated team builds public trust, supports patrol and tackles long-term issues. CIU strengthens community ties year-round.

AG Yost issued the following statement regarding the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Trump v. CASA:

AG Yost spoke at the 100th Installation Banquet celebrating a century of service the Louisville Rotary earlier this week. He also presented a proclamation to retired police chief and new city manager Andy Turowski. A wonderful celebration!

AG Yost urges a veto to remove language from the pending state budget that would otherwise use taxpayers’ unclaimed funds for the Browns’ Brook Park Stadium Project. Details: bit.ly/4eqduQj See the letter here: bit.ly/3ZTo38N

In indictments filed this month by the office of AG Yost, 13 Medicaid providers are accused of defrauding the government health-care program for the needy. Details: bit.ly/4ntgZtk

The indictments are part of U.S. Department of Justice's 2025 National Health Care Fraud Takedown, a strategically coordinated law enforcement action that led to criminal charges against 324 defendants nationwide. Learn more: bit.ly/4lBDIlA

In separate cases, AG Yost this week sued three businesses accused of ripping off consumers. Customers say the defendants caused more than $125,000 in combined financial losses. Details: bit.ly/4ljQJ3h

Another human trafficker is off the streets thanks to the Central Ohio Human Trafficking Task Force.

Emma Letcher was last seen just over a year ago on June 29, 2024. She is in need of medication, and law enforcement remains concerned for her safety. If you have any information, please contact BCI or Union Township Police in Clermont County.

From AG Yost and his team, we wish you a safe and joyous Fourth of July.

Happy Independence Day! With a little extra red, white and rock 'n' roll from AG Yost. 🎸🇺🇸