Ohio health officials sound the alarm as COVID-19 hospitalizations skyrocket, especially among unvaccinated children and pregnant women; Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther says he will sign a mask mandate for all public spaces in Ohio’s largest
Four dead in Avon Lake, west of Cleveland, on Tuesday in an apparent homicide case; children’s hospitals urging parents to get eligible kids vaccinated against the coronavirus as pediatric case skyrocket; Ohio firefighters continue to assist
Rural counties around Ohio seeing largest spikes in COVID-19 cases; doctors in Ohio are waiting with bated breath to see impact of Labor Day travel on coronavirus cases; remains of Navy corpsman killed in Kabul bombing, last month, are returning
School-aged children now account for more than one-fifth of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, nationwide; school districts around Ohio taking steps to spread the stem of the coronavirus, while teachers’ union asks for statewide mask
State health chief warns that 1-in-8 hospitalizations, 1-in-5 ICU admissions in Ohio now linked to COVID-19; state education department running pilot program in southwest Ohio to keep children exposed to COVID-19 in the classroom; U.S. senator
Ohioans with AEP, Red Cross travel to Louisiana to help those impacted by Hurricane Ida; Gov. Mike Dewine among those calling for an investigation into Bishop Sycamore high school after troubling info raised about school’s legitimacy,
Two Ohio natives recount facing off against Hurricane Ida in their new homes in Louisiana; Ohio Task Force One among groups aiding in recovery effort; Ohio announces new resources for veterans as 20-year war in Afghanistan comes to a close with an
Ohio Task Force One, Red Cross volunteers to Louisiana to help locals recover from landfall of Hurricane Ida; doctors say more children are being treated in ICU’s for COVID-19 infections; family of north-central Ohio serviceman killed in
U.S. Navy medic from Ohio named as one of those killed in a suicide bombing at Kabul’s airport; flags fly at half staff and Ohio’s governor, senators react to the bombing; MetroHealth System in Cleveland says it will mandate
Some hospitals in Ohio pausing elective procedures to free up hospital staff and capacity to cope with surge in COVID-19 cases; pediatrician in suburban Toledo warns that many children are coming in with coronavirus infections; OSU president takes
