Ohioans 16 years old and up will soon be eligible for coronavirus vaccine, but guardians will have to give permission for minors; Ohio House introduces resolution that, if approved, would expel former House Speaker Larry Householder from his seat;
Gov. Mike Dewine announces eligibility for coronavirus vaccine expanding, will including everyone 16+ in the next two weeks; lobbyist tied to state’s largest-ever bribery scandal involving nuclear plant bailout found dead under suspicious
Mass vaccination center opens at Cleveland State University to offer thousands of vaccination appointments, each day; state’s largest school district begins return to normalcy with hybrid-learning model; BGSU student Stone Foltz, who died in
Gov. Mike Dewine says Ohio is ready and able to comply with Biden administration deadline to make all age groups eligible for vaccine by May 1; Dewine says county fairs will be allowed to proceed this year, but there may still be health guidelines
Ohioans 50 years old and olde are added to eligibility list for coronavirus vaccines; Ohio General Assembly passes measures to alter governor’s health orders, but Gov. Mike Dewine vows to veto it; FOX News commentator Geraldo Rivera says
Ohio marks one year of fighting COVID-19 with announcement that 2 million Ohioans have received at least one dose of vaccine; Gov. Mike Dewine announces online portal to help Ohioans schedule vaccinations; Dewine says he was wary, at first, to
Gov. Mike Dewine declares today as a day of remembrance for the tens of thousands of Ohioans who have died in the past year, due to complications related to COVID-19; later this week, more than 1.2 million Ohioans will become newly-eligible for
Gov. Mike Dewine announces Ohio will be expanding eligibility for coronavirus vaccine, adding Ohioans 50+ to list; new “homegrown” COVID-19 variant detected in Ohio; Bowling Green State University suspends all Greek Life activities
Gov. Mike Dewine laid out what he called “streamlined” new health orders on Tuesday to make event organizing easier; doctors issue warning as COVID-19 cases surge in northwest Ohio; Lt. Gov. Jon Husted agrees to meet with
In primetime address, Gov. Mike Dewine lays out framework by which health orders related to COVID-19 can be lifted; Dewine strikes hopeful note about returning to familiar spring, summer activities; health officials say Ohioans receiving vaccines
