By Joe Hallett of the Columbus Dispatch

Ohio's Democratic governor is a ghostbuster for his party. He comes with a warning label: Do not underestimate his political skill. Full Article.

From the Youngstown Vindicator

When Gov. Ted Strickland listed “maturity” as one of the qualities he was looking for in the successor to former embattled Attorney General Marc Dann, the message was clear: The state of Ohio needs a grown up as its chief lawyer. Full Article.

By Laura A. Bischoff and Jessica Wehrman of the Dayton Daily News

Now that Marc Dann is no longer in office, Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner says he should repay some of the money for the security system he bought with campaign money for his Youngstown home. Full Article.

By Laura A. Bischoff of the Dayton Daily News

The Republican and Democrat who ultimately run to fill out the rest of Marc Dann's attorney general term will be competing against more than just one another for voter attention and donor cash. Full Article.

By James Nash of the Columbus Dispatch

Then-Attorney General Marc Dann jetted off to Turkey for a law-enforcement conference last June without his scheduler, Jessica Utovich, but it appears that she was never far from his mind. Full Article.

By Dennis J. Willard of the Akron Beacon Journal

Because Gov. Ted Strickland and Marc Dann are Democrats, there were no high-pitched squeals of protest when Ohio Inspector General Tom Charles was given $250,000 and the legal authority on a one-time basis to investigate the former attorney general and his office. Full Article.

By Joe Hallett and James Nash of the Columbus Dispatch

In the aftermath of Democrat Marc Dann's ignominious fall, you might expect the next attorney general to have unquestioned integrity and impeccable credentials. Then again, this is politics. Winning trumps all. Full Article.

By Mark Rollenhagen of the Cleveland Plain Dealer

Nobody's in. Nobody's out. That's the latest word from Gov. Ted Strickland on a big pool of possible replacements for Attorney General Marc Dann, who resigned last week in a sexual-harassment scandal that sparked an impeachment effort and a continuing inspector general's investigation. Full Article.

By Jessica Wehrman of the Dayton Daily News

Former Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann ate out on his donors' dime more than 300 times between Jan. 2, 2007, and Dec. 31, 2007 — dining out at places as disparate as McDonald's, where he once put 35 cents on his campaign's debit card, to $330.45 at an Akron eatery. Full Article.

By Ron Selak Jr. of the Tribune Chronicle.

The internal investigation into sexual harassment allegations in the Ohio Attorney General’s Office took hundreds of hours to complete and topped $40,000, documents released by the agency show. Full Article.