Ohio’s governor, health officials taking a cautious approach to easing COVID-19 health orders, even as other states reopen fully; U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown said threat against U.S. Capitol not stopping Senate business, but is changing who is
Ohio State University was the first in the nation to administer Johnson and Johnson’s new coronavirus vaccine on Tuesday; Columbus Police investigating shots fired at Polaris Shopping Center, no injuries reported; Ohio Investigative Unit has
Gov. Mike Dewine’s announcement of next phases of coronavirus vaccination rollout garners mixed reaction from those included and left out; child’s mother charged with murder in connection with 6-year-old’s death in Middletown;
Gov. Mike Dewine announces plans for Phase 1-C and Phase 2 of Ohio’s coronavirus vaccine roll-out; Ohio militia leader charged in connection with Jan. 6 riot on Capitol Hill ordered held in federal custody ahead of trial; GOP lawmakers
Gov. Mike Dewine lays out beginnings of plans to return students to classrooms and allow more fans into sporting events; Ohio State University planning to return to more in-person learning and activities in the fall; former Trump campaign advisor
Gov. Mike Dewine says state planning to ease some COVID-19-related restrictions on sporting events, hospital visits; GOP lawmakers at Ohio Statehouse continue campaign to strip Dewine of executive powers, where health orders are concerned; two
Franklin County Sheriff’s deputy faces federal charges for child pornography; advocates for the homeless demand answers after man found frozen to death outside of homeless shelter; health officials warn that COVID-19 variant now found in
Gov. Mike Dewine says more vaccines are coming, prompting state to plan next groups to receive doses; Dewine says state considering letting more fans into sporting events, if case number remain low; George Clooney to produce docuseries about
Gov. Mike Dewine says state is looking toward plans for vaccinating those 60+, lifting some restrictions on nursing home visits; older Ohioans expressing frustration at making appointments for vaccines, especially online; town halls to begin to
The number of Ohioans accused of being involved in the uprising at the U.S. Capitol has reached double digits; Ohio’s Veterans Homes will soon again admit new residents; Ohio State University’s President addresses student debt; and
