Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan leads defense of President Donald Trump in House Impeachment hearing, but to no avail; 10 Republicans join all U.S. House Democrats in impeaching Trump for a second time; Gov. Mike Dewine activates nearly 600 National
Alabama Crimson Tide defeats Ohio State Buckeyes, 52-24, after Buckeyes lose several key players to COVID-19 protocols, injury; county health officials prepare to release information on where Ohioans 80 and older can receive the COVID-19 vaccine
State officials tight lipped about security measures planned for threats of armed pro-Trump extremists descending on state capital in Columbus on Sunday; Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown calls for resignations of two Senate colleagues who perpetuated
Gov. Mike Dewine lays out plan for COVID-19 vaccine distribution for the next month; Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown says he has major concerns about security at Joe Biden’s upcoming inauguration; Ohio Congressman Tim Ryan says he intends to
Gov. Mike Dewine says phase 1B of COVID-19 vaccine rollout will begin in the next two weeks; Dewine holds firm in his condemnation of President Donald Trump, tells Ohioans we must set aside politics and work together to face common issues;
Ohio Senators Sherrod Brown, Rob Portman say they are safe as pro-Trump extremists attempt to stage a coup at the U.S. Capitol Building; Gov. Mike Dewine condemns actions as “lawlessness,” call on President Trump to send his supporters
State health officials express concerns that around 60 percent of vaccine doses that have been distributed to hospitals, nursing homes are sitting unused; Gov. Mike Dewine signs into law so-called “Stand Your Ground” legislation after
Gov. Mike Dewine urges all eligible Ohioans to take the COVID-19 vaccine as soon as possible; in the wake of a botched vaccine rollout, nationwide, federal health officials will meet this week to determine whether lower vaccine doses can be given
COVID-19 cases, deaths begin to surge following several weeks of declines; Gov. Mike Dewine urges hospitals to administer vaccines as quickly as possible, asks more nursing home workers to take the shot; school officials say they’re glad for
Gov. Mike Dewine says schools are being allowed to relax quarantine restrictions on students potentially exposed to COVID-19 in the classroom; 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew to be extended statewide until Jan. 23; investigators in Columbus are trying to
