By Reginald Fields of the Cleveland Plain Dealer

Marc Dann is gone, but the state inspector general on Thursday promised a wide-ranging state investigation into the problems that chased him from office. Full Article.

By Laura A. Bischoff and William Hershey of the Dayton Daily News

Marc Dann lost his job, but he's not out of work. On his first day as former attorney general, Dann walked two miles from his home in Liberty Twp. to his new job, helping his wife, Alyssa Lenhoff, run Zesty Dishes. Full Article.

By Alan Johnson of the Columbus Dispatch

Sheriff Thomas R. Winters has saddled up to take over for former Attorney General Marc Dann. Full Article.

By Alan Johnson of the Columbus Dispatch

Ohio Inspector General Thomas P. Charles and a diverse investigative team will look at “ everything and anything we find that's alleged to be wrongdoing” in a probe of former Attorney General Marc Dann's office. Full Article.

By Denise Smith Amos of the Cincinnati Enquirer

Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland said today that he is unsure who will replace departing Attorney General Marc Dann on an interim basis, but he plans to make a decision soon. Full Article.

By David Skolnick of the Youngstown Vindicator

So what’s Dann going to do now that he’s no longer attorney general? He’s going to work for his wife, Alyssa Lenhoff Dann, who sells Fiestaware on the Internet as a side job, said Mike Harshman, Dann’s attorney and a confidant. Full Article.

By William Hershey and Laura A. Bischoff of the Dayton Daily News

Tom Winters, the first assistant attorney general who'll run the office until Gov. Ted Strickland appoints Marc Dann's replacement, is a Columbus insider. "He pretty much knows all the players in state government," said political scientist John Green. "That will help him." Full Article.

By James Nash of the Columbus Dispatch

As a candidate for Ohio’s top legal job in 2006, Marc Dann described himself as "the skunk in the living room to change the way business gets done." Full Article.

By Dennis Willard of the Akron Beacon Journal

After 17 months on the job, and 12 days after admitting an affair with a staffer, Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann resigned Wednesday. Full Article.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer

Reporters gathered in Attorney General Marc Dann's office awaiting an announcement this afternoon from Dann about his political future. But Dann spokesman Jim Gravelle said Dann was at lunch and no announcement was scheduled. Full Article.