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Exasperated reactions come from business community as Gov. Mike Dewine makes clear he intends to extend 10 p.m. curfew; small earthquake registered south of Lima early this morning; Ohio Dept. of Health opens investigation into vaccine distributor who allowed nearly 900 doses to be ruined by poor refrigeration; unemployment rate makes modest improvement.

Columbus vaccine distributor suspended after 900 COVID-19 vaccine doses spoiled by mishandling; ODJFS investigation tens of thousands of false jobless claims allegedly submitted by international criminal organization; Ohio politicians extend congratulations to President Joe Biden on his inauguration; Toledo officials say suspect who fatally shot police officer before being shot dead was experiencing mental health crisis.

Ohio's U.S. senators congratulate President Biden, Vice President Harris on taking office; Phase 1-B of COVID-19 vaccine rollout began on Tuesday, was a mixed success; candlelight vigil held in Toledo for police officer killed in the line of duty; Ohio Department of Health confirms that unique strain of COVID-19 detected in Ohio.

Toledo Police Officer Brandon Stalker killed in a standoff with an arson suspect, who was also fatally shot; rollout of Ohio's vaccination Phase 1-B plan began earlier today; Ohio police officers travel to Washington D.C. to offer support to law enforcement during inauguration; Buckeyes' Justin Fields declares for NFL draft, while key receiver Chris Olave says he will stay for senior year.

Pro-Trump activists gather at Ohio Statehouse for largely peaceful protest on Sunday, greatly outnumbered by law enforcement; teenagers say summer protests for racial equality allow them to celebrate MLK Day through new lens; next phase of COVID-19 vaccination roll-out to begin on Tuesday; OSU quarterback Justin Fields declares for NFL draft.

Columbus braces for anticipated march by pro-Trump extremists on Ohio Statehouse; website now set up to allow Ohioans to look up and register for COVID-19 vaccinations; former Ohio State Buckeyes coach Urban Meyer signs NFL contract to coach Jacksonville Jaguars.

Gov. Mike Dewine ordering state offices closed, activates National Guard ahead of anticipated pro-Trump march on the Ohio Statehouse; impeachment articles headed to U.S. Senate, where Republicans will have to decide where they stand on President Trump's actions; unique COVID-19 strain found in Ohio-based samples, OSU researchers say; state's largest school district prepares plan to return to blended learning model.

Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan leads defense of President Donald Trump in House Impeachment hearing, but to no avail; 10 Republicans join all U.S. House Democrats in impeaching Trump for a second time; Gov. Mike Dewine activates nearly 600 National Guard members in anticipation of pro-Trump rioting at the Ohio Statehouse; new COVID-19 strain detected in Ohio by doctors and OSU; Dewine sets deadline of this Sunday for healthcare institutions to finish vaccinating frontline workers.

Alabama Crimson Tide defeats Ohio State Buckeyes, 52-24, after Buckeyes lose several key players to COVID-19 protocols, injury; county health officials prepare to release information on where Ohioans 80 and older can receive the COVID-19 vaccine in coming days; Republicans and Democrats begin to align on impeachment and removal of President Trump - Sen. Brown says it's imperative, Sen. Portman does not immediately side with president.