Gov. Mike Dewine announces that health orders – including mask mandate – will be lifted on June 2; Dewine also announces lottery of $1 million or full-ride scholarship for those who have been vaccinated; restaurant industry says
Gov. Mike Dewine signs COVID-19 pandemic relief bill into law, offering rent and utility assistance to those struggling; Dewine joins virtual conference with President Joe Biden, five governors to strategize how to get more people vaccinated;
Gov. Mike Dewine signs pandemic assistance bill to aid those suffering from coronavirus fallout with rent, utilities; Ohio families ambivalent about FDA approval of coronavirus vaccine for 12-to-15-year-olds; jobless benefits eligibility to change
Republican legislators in Ohio introduce bill that would restrict transgender youth from participating in sports; 12-to-15-year-olds could become eligible this week for Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine; new Ohio School Board Association
Controversial Ohio elections bill introduced on Thursday, with sponsor insisting it does not amount to voter suppression; Cleveland mayor announces he will not run for re-election after four terms in the office; Ohio Republican Party censures Rep.
Columbus City Schools – the state’s largest school district – announces plans to return to in-person instruction next school year; Ohio one step closer to allowing sports betting with introduction of legislation outlining the
New poll shows 30 percent of frontline healthcare workers have not or will not take coronavirus vaccine; an investigation ongoing in the murder of an inmate at Chillicothe Correctional Institution; two prominent Democrats will face off in
Today’s is Primary Election Day in Ohio, during which many local issues – such as levies and candidate run-offs will be decided; Gov. Mike Dewine says health indicators moving in right direction in fight against COVID-19; OSU indicates
New lawsuit filed against OSU in connection with Richard Strauss sexual abuse scandal; two children killed in RV fire in Columbus suburb of Whitehall; Nelsonville firefighter passes away after collapsing in the midst of fire fight over the
VP Kamala Harris said during a transportation roundtable in Cincinnati this afternoon that “good transit makes vibrant communities”; federal judge prohibits Columbus Police from using tear gas, other force against non-violent
