Deaths and hospitalizations from COVID-19 are increasing, but so are vaccinations; Toledo’s record number of homicides continues to climb; severe storms and high winds are expected overnight across Ohio; a little league team from Hamilton is
COVID-19 continues to escalate in Ohio; legislation to legalize and regulate sports betting in Ohio heads to Governor Mike DeWine’s desk while questions come from some about its constitutionality; police in Columbus are searching for
Ohio Supreme Court begins hearing arguments about the constitutionality of legislative, congressional maps gerrymandered by Republicans in the Ohio Statehouse; two small children and a young man gunned down in shooting in southeast Columbus, last
Suspect arrested in connection with hit-and-run near Mansfield that left teenager dead; information still sparse on the release in Haiti of three more hostages with ties to Ohio-based missionary group; major central Ohio hospital system implements
Three more missionaries with ties to a northeast Ohio religious group were released from the custody of a Haitian gang, but 12 more remain hostages; Gov. Mike Dewine among those memorializing former senator and GOP presidential candidate Bob Dole,
Ohio tallies the highest number of new COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations on Thursday since last winter; health officials encourage Ohioans to get COVID-19 tests from doctors, health departments to help identify potential Omicron variant cases; Gov.
Central Ohio sheriff’s deputy faces murder charges in connection with shooting death of Casey Goodson Jr. last December; Ohio on Wednesday reported highest one-day total of new COVID-19 cases in nearly three months; hospitals around Ohio say
Ohio among three states who have successfully sued Biden Administration over vaccination mandates, as of Tuesday; second lawsuit filed accusing Republican lawmakers of creating unconstitutional, gerrymandered congressional map that makes nearly 90
Ohio’s Republican senator takes to the Senate floor to describe opioid addiction as an “epidemic within the pandemic”; FBI concludes that Dayton shooter acted alone, fantasized for years about mass shootings and suicide killings;
COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to climb as Ohioans gather for the holidays; state health officials bracing as new coronavirus variant begins to appear in countries around the world; Ohio doctors say Omicron variant of coronavirus has some
