Gov. Mike Dewine announces that state to focus on getting Ohio’s college students vaccinated before they leave campuses for the summer; Ohio health orders to remain in place as new COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations begin to trend upward;
Health experts urge Ohioans not to let down their guard in the face of a spike of COVID-19 cases; two people killed and two teens hospitalized following swimming incident near Delaware Dam on Tuesday night; Ohio hires another private company in an
Health officials urge patience for Ohioans seeking vaccine appointments after becoming newly-eligible, this week; Gov. Mike Dewine says state crafting plan to get shots in arms of college students; Dewine says tweet by Lt. Gov. Jon Husted was not
Ohioans between the ages of 16 and 39 eligible become eligible for the first time today to receive the coronavirus vaccine; Franklin County coroner’s report shows Andre Hill was shot four times by now-ex police officer Adam Coy in December;
High winds swept across Ohio overnight, leaving as many as 150,000 customers without power and leading some schools to cancel online classes; power officials urge Ohioans to be patient as crews try to make repairs safely; Gov. Mike Dewine says new
Ohio to receive more than 570,000 vaccine doses next week as eligibility expands to all adults, teens 16 and older; Gov. Mike Dewine reacts to having veto overridden for the first time as governor; Ohio prepares for wide-spread wind warnings and
Ohio General Assembly overrides Gov. Mike Dewine’s veto of their bill that would strip the governor of his power to issue health orders during a pandemic; President Joe Biden highlights efforts to strengthen, improve upon Affordable Care Act
President Joe Biden touts anniversary of Affordable Care Act and benefits of American Rescue Plan in stop at OSU Wexner Medical Center; Gov. Mike Dewine vetoes bill that would strip him of authority to issue health orders; importance of body
Ohio surpasses 1 million COVID-19 cases as the state marks one year of taking steps to combat it; Gov. Mike Dewine says vaccine providers can offer shot appointments to younger Ohioans if they have slots not occupied by those currently eligible;
Ohio’s chief medical officer says patience will be required for newly-eligible Ohioans seeking to receive coronavirus vaccine, but he has confidence in the system; Gov. Mike Dewine updated Ohio yesterday on the state’s case numbers,
