Ohio sets startling record high of more-than 8,000 COVID-19 cases in the past 24 hours, beating record of around 7,100 set just yesterday; Gov. Mike Dewine says about 15,000 front-line workers will be the first to receive Ohio’s first doses
More than three-quarters of Ohio’s 88 counties are at a Level 3 – or Red – on the Public Health Alert System and all of Ohio is considered high-incidence for transmission of the virus; Gov. Mike Dewine stops short of issuing new
Ohio tallies its second-highest record for new cases in a single day on the same day as a primetime address by Gov. Mike Dewine, aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19; hospitals and local governments alike say they are busy preparing to make
Gov. Mike Dewine plans primetime address to all Ohioans as state health department announces a record-setting 6,000 new COVID-19 cases in a single day; physicians around the state say hospital resources are being stretched ever-thinner as
Ohio set a new record for COVID-19 cases (around 5,500) on Saturday, bringing the state’s total number of cases to more than 250,000; federal and local officials working to plan for a vaccine say they’re worried not enough people will
More than 5,000 new COVID-19 cases reported on Friday, setting yet another daily record for most new cases; Gov. Mike Dewine names new team to lead the Ohio Department of Health in the midst of the pandemic; Dewine suggests that new health orders
Ohio reports nearly 5,000 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday as all of the state’s cases are now deemed “high-incidence” areas; Gov. Mike Dewine names new leadership team at Ohio Department of Health, including new director and chief
President Donald Trump wins Ohio by an 8-point margin on Tuesday night, but results of nationwide election still too close to call; more than 5.8 million voters casts ballots in the general election, setting a new record for turnout; Republicans
Bellwether Ohio seems to be leaning toward Democratic challenger Joe Biden in final poll of the campaign season by Quinnipiac University; voter turnout expected to exceed 75 percent in 2020, topping the 2016 election’s turnout of around 71
Gov. Mike Dewine issues an open letter to Ohio voters, urging them to remember those things that unite us, not the things that divide us; if you still have to return an absentee ballot, election officials urge you to take it to a drop box at your
