Vax-a-Million initiative leads to surge in vaccinations across Ohio, as intended; bond set at $1 million for woman accused of concealing sexual abuse in her Athens County home; 4-year-old Crawford County boy accidentally shoots self with
Man injured in shooting by another motorist on Interstate 71 in Columbus, early this morning; seven charged in connection with hazing death of BGSU make their first appearance in court; renewed attention being paid to Colin’s Law, which
Vaccine lottery rules change as state requires Ohioans to opt-in to the multi-million dollar drawings; Gov. Mike Dewine says change in CDC guidance doesn’t mean going maskless everywhere in the state; Columbus City Council unanimously
Ohio to align guidance on mask-wearing with new CDC recommendations before June 2, when all health orders will be lifted; health experts remind Ohioans that businesses have a right to require masks in stores, even if state guidelines don’t;
Columbus reaches $10 million settlement with the family of Andre Hill, who was fatally shot by a now-former police officer in December; Gov. Mike Dewine announces Ohio will cease issuing $300-per-week extra to unemployment benefits provided by
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.
