Ohio lawmaker wants to outlaw Vax-a-Million Lottery, despite its success in getting more Ohioans to get their coronavirus vaccinations; Mansfield Police looking for suspect who stabbed an elderly woman more than 30 times on Thursday; Canton City
Toledo-area Amazon driver, suburban Cleveland high school student won big in the state’s second Vax-a-Million drawing on Wednesday night; hospitals in Toledo, Cleveland among those reporting promising reductions in serious COVID-19 cases;
Health orders related to COVID-19 lifted at the statewide level, but some businesses and municipalities keep mask mandates in place; health officials urge caution with attempted return to normalcy while business community largely invites flood of
Ohioans prepare for lifting of COVID-19 restrictions, mask mandate on Wednesday; GOP Sen. Rob Portman says he’s heartened by Ohio’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic; county fair boards planning full slate of activities after one
Ohio Department of Health says it will no longer use color-coded Public Health Advisory map; Morrow County double-murder suspect asks judge for the death penalty in initial court appearance; President Joe Biden says during stop in Cleveland that
Two winners of Ohio’s first Vax-a-Million lottery drawing revealed; southwest Ohio city of Lebanon declares itself a “sanctuary city for the unborn”; man charged in two murders in Morrow County says he did it, wants the death
One Ohioan will be named the state’s newest millionaire with the Vax-a-Million drawing on Wednesday night; four victims named in Madison County mass shooting; Ohio’s Sen. Rob Portman is among Senate Republicans reviving negotiations
Four killed in shooting in West Jefferson, though authorities have yet to name a suspect or motive; Morrow County man allegedly kills two, leads authorities on day-long manhunt; Gov. Mike Dewine announces $400M Peloton factory that will bring
Fatal shootings in Youngstown, Columbus and Lorain over the weekend highlight increase in gun violence across Ohio; caucus of state legislators meets to discuss solutions to gun violence problem; first Ohio Vax-a-Million Lottery drawing took place
Ohio reaches milestone 97 new cases per 100,000 residents in the fight against COVID-19; deadline is Sunday night to register for the state’s first drawing in the Vax-A-Million Lottery; Columbus’ Red White and Boom celebration will not
