Gov. Mike Dewine announces that he will hold State of the State Address on March 23, marking a return to the annual speech after two years without it, due to the pandemic; Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther declares gun violence a public health crisis,
State health department reports that new COVID-19 cases related to Omicron variant continue to drop off; ODOT reminds motorists to move over when vehicles with flashing lights are on Ohio’s roadways; food pantries struggling with increased
Ohio Department of Health says new COVID-19 cases are down for the fourth week in a row, in the state; Ohio State Highway Patrol says it will be out in full force on Super Bowl Sunday to combat impaired driving; Ohio’s district maps still
Director of Ohio Department of Health says COVID-19 cases continue to decline, showing promise that Omicron variant is winding down; U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown says he’s worried about lifting of mask-wearing policies in school districts;
Ohio health officials say COVID-19-related hospitalizations trending downward, with half the number of cases of early January; Ohio lawmakers consider bill that would ramp up GPS monitoring on criminal offenders; Intel has posted the first job
Peloton backs out of its big plans for Northwestern Ohio; power continues to be restored in Southeastern Ohio following last week’s ice storm; everybody seems to think that Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is cool – even his
Thousands of people in southern Ohio are still without power, following last week’s winter storms; some in eastern Ohio dealing with flooding, as snow and ice melt into local rivers and streams; Ohio lawmakers on a tight deadline to re-draw
Utility companies say that restoring power across southern and southeastern Ohio will take time after electricity was knocked out in more than 20 Ohio counties; the Ohio Department of Health says that COVID-19 hospitalizations are down, but we are
All of Ohio’s 88 counties are under some form of winter storm warning, as a weather front brings ice and snow to the Buckeye State; ODOT has game plan in place for snow plow drivers as northern Ohio braces for 9-to-16 inches of snow; U.S.
Ohio braces for winter storm expected to blanket northern part of the state in inches of snow, southern part of the state in sheets of ice; ODOT says combination of rain and snow makes pre-treating the roads difficult; former House Speaker Larry
