CLEVELAND — An Ohio common pleas judge granted a temporary restraining order on Monday, which would allow high school athletes in the state to enter into deals that profit off their talent. Franklin ...

Northeast Ohio businesses don't appear to be lining up for NIL deals with high school athletes. Some companies are ruling out ...

An Ohio lawmaker wants to prevent high school and middle school students from being compensated for their name, image and ...

Throughout the week of Nov. 17-21, members of the Ohio High School Athletic Association are voting on whether to permit name, image, and likeness deals for high school athletes, a decision that Ohio ...

The OHSAA called for the emergency referendum less than a week after Judge Jaiza Page’s ruling, which established the restraining order until Dec. 15. It came after a lawsuit filed by the mother of ...

A lawsuit against the OHSAA about restrictions on making name, image and likeness deals was dropped after the organization ...

Ohio high schools are voting on rules to allow NIL deals for student athletes. Here's a look at what's happened where NIL is ...

Now, OHSAA student-athletes can now enter into agreements and be compensated for their NILs through appearances, licensing, social media, endorsements, and/or the use of branding based on public ...

Principals in Ohio will vote next month on a referendum that could clear the way for name, image and likeness agreements for high school athletes in the state, after a lawsuit by a standout wide ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- The Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) passed an NIL referendum on Monday, which will allow Ohio high school athletes to profit off of their name, image and likeness (NIL) ...

It took three years for Ohio to join the growing list of states across the country that are permitting high school student-athletes to earn money through Name, Image and Likeness. In 2022, member ...