Ohio health officials applaud FDA decision to approve Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine for younger children; Ohio’s deaths outpaced its births in 2020 for the first time since records began being kept in 1909, largely due to COVID-19 deaths;
Ohio Attorney General sues Biden Administration over rule that would allow federally-funded family planning organizations to make abortion referrals; Mason, in southwest Ohio, has become second city in the region to declare itself a
Ohio Department of Health issues new guidelines for keeping kids safe in school amidst the COVID-19 pandemic; 17 missionaries with Ohio ties remain captive in Haiti; daughter of Cleveland mayor dies just weeks after her son was gunned down in the
State will recycle 35,000 newly-designed license plates after glaring mistake in graphics pointed out by Ohioans; Haitian gang boss says he will execute 17 hostages belonging to Ohio-based missionary group if demands for $17 million in ransom are
Gov. Mike Dewine unveils new license plate design for Ohio for the first time in eight years; Ohio Department of Health says it is taking steps to prepare for the rollout of vaccinations for 5-to-11-year-olds; Sen. Sherrod Brown says he has
State Dept. officials release new info about missionary families kidnapped in Haiti, saying they range in age from 8 months to 48 years old; a stabbing victim was killed and the suspect wounded following an incident at an Ohio Turnpike service
FBI now assisting in negotiating the release of 17 missionaries with Ohio ties after the group was kidnapped in Haiti; four Ohio counties battered by a string of tornadoes late Friday, early Saturday; Ohio’s overall COVID-19 cases down, but
Man accused of illegal funeral operations in at least four Ohio counties indicted on more than three-dozen criminal charges; Ohio health officials say they are prepared if and when the federal government approves coronavirus vaccines for younger
Ohio House leadership indefinitely tables bill that would have forbidden employers from requiring their employees to get vaccinated; Ohio business leaders applaud move on vaccine mandate ban, saying passage would have put undue restrictions on
Debate continues on bill that, if passed, would ban vaccine mandates by employers; Republican leaders in central Ohio’s London propose bill that would ban abortions within city limits; former OSU player, current high school football coach in
