The number of Ohioans accused of being involved in the uprising at the U.S. Capitol has reached double digits; Ohio’s Veterans Homes will soon again admit new residents; Ohio State University’s President addresses student debt; and
It has been two months since the first nursing homes in Ohio began vaccinating residents and staff, and the results look promising; while researchers at Ohio State University look into possible long-term heart issues for some who suffer from
Ohio begins drafting plans for who will next be eligible for the coronavirus vaccine, but runs into logistical problems with creating online portal to make appointments; single-digit temperatures around Ohio create potentially-dangerous situation;
Snowfall totals not as high as in southern Ohio, due to more sleet than snow, but northern Ohio receives significant snow; power outages widespread due to mix of snow and ice; Ohio’s chief medical officer warns people not to celebrate too
Ohio braces for major winter storm expected to drop nearly a foot of snow, in some parts of the state; Ohio’s U.S. senators split on conviction vote in former President Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial; Ohio’s elections
Human error to blame for issue that left state’s COVID-19 death tally short by 4,000 people; Gov. Mike Dewine warns that unemployment fraud continues to bog down system, leaving those with legitimate jobless claims waiting; bar and
Gov. Mike Dewine allows 11 p.m.-to-5 a.m. curfew to expire, garnering praise from the bar and restaurant industries; Ohio Department of Health says 4,000 deaths will be added to state’s COVID-19 mortality total after audit shows
COVID-19 hospitalizations fall below threshold to lift overnight curfew, but Gov. Mike Dewine’s administration has yet to confirm whether or not they’ll follow through; state to implement new efforts to help vaccine rollout reach
Issues with scheduling, vaccine supply pauses efforts to rollout shots to those Ohioans 65-to-69 years old on Monday; Cleveland serial killer Anthony Sowell dies from extended illness while on death row for 11 murders; former Columbus Police
Ohio’s vaccination plan already strained by high demand, low supply, as state’s largest demographic added to eligibility list; lawmakers begin sifting through Gov. Mike Dewine’s biennial budget proposal; Ohio GOP Chair Jane
