Restaurant industry continues to struggle as Ohio closes in on two years of the COVID-19 pandemic; City of Cincinnati among Ohio cities stepping up testing efforts for the coronavirus; classes resumes at colleges and universities around the state,
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost among GOP attorneys general taking part in the case challenging President Joe Biden’s federal worker vaccine mandate heard before the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday morning; Ohio National Guard continues to
Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown recalls where he was one year ago today, when pro-Trump extremists stormed the U.S. Capitol in an attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election; 38 Ohioans are among the 725+ suspects arrested in
Healthcare workers describe heartbreaking scenes as hospitals overflow with COVID-19 patients; Democratic candidates for governor announce their respective running mates in the upcoming governor’s race within hours of one another; Toledo
Ohio’s hospitals issue plea to governor, school districts to require masking of school children as child COVID-19 cases skyrocket; Ohio’s Republican U.S. senator, Rob Portman, says he is quarantining after a positive COVID-19 test;
Ohio enters 2022 with a record-high number of new COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations; school districts around the state struggle with how best to keep children safe as Omicron-variant cases surge among young Ohioans; charges leveled in connection
Ohio sets yet another record for COVID-19 hospitalizations; state troopers hit the highways to keep holiday travel in order; actress Betty White, who was a supporter of the Columbus Zoo & Aquarium, has died at the age of 99; the annual Walleye
COVID-19 hospitalizations keep climbing as more National Guard troops are deployed; Governor Mike DeWine issues advice for school districts resuming classes in the new year; minimum wage earners will get a raise on Saturday; a student files a
Record COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations continue in Ohio; a 16-year old Columbus girl is dead – reportedly shot by her father after a home security alarm went off; a skier with roots in Cleveland has been missing on a snowy California
The Ohio National Guard is helping hospitals out as they struggle with more Covid-19 patients and fewer staff members; Columbus nears its 200th homicide of the year; the Toledo area experiences a number of house fires in recent days; four Buckeyes
