The state of Ohio remains mired in a legal fight with Dollar General over accusations of deceptive pricing. The Tennessee-based dollar store chain has been steadily expanding in Ohio in recent ...

Ohio is one of the top states for Dollar General stores, with over 1,000 locations statewide, according to ScrapeHero data. That includes multiple stores in Akron, Canton, Cincinnati, Cleveland ...

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is suing Dollar General over alleged violations of the state’s Consumer Sales Practice Act, according to a Tuesday press release from his office.

And when you get up to the register, they charge you $2,” said Ohio Attorney General David Yost. Skip to content KRQE NEWS 13 - Breaking News, Albuquerque News, New Mexico News, Weather, and Videos ...

Dollar General operates more than 900 stores in Ohio. The state of Ohio is suing Dollar General over deceptive pricing. The lawsuit filed by Attorney General Dave Yost’s office said they’re taking the ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Dollar General is asking an Ohio judge to throw out a lawsuit that accuses the company of deceptive advertising.This is the first time the public has heard from Dollar General ...

“They’ll put one sticker on the shelf, say $1 for shampoo. And when you get up to the register, they charge you $2,” said Ohio Attorney General David Yost.

“They’ll put one sticker on the shelf, say $1 for shampoo. And when you get up to the register, they charge you $2,” said Ohio Attorney General David Yost.

“They’ll put one sticker on the shelf, say $1 for shampoo. And when you get up to the register, they charge you $2,” said Ohio Attorney General David Yost.

“They’ll put one sticker on the shelf, say $1 for shampoo. And when you get up to the register, they charge you $2,” said Ohio Attorney General David Yost.

“They’ll put one sticker on the shelf, say $1 for shampoo. And when you get up to the register, they charge you $2,” said Ohio Attorney General David Yost.

“They’ll put one sticker on the shelf, say $1 for shampoo. And when you get up to the register, they charge you $2,” said Ohio Attorney General David Yost.