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
Columbus Police Officer Adam Coy fired following fatal shooting of unarmed black man, last week – it’s unclear if criminal charges will be filed; Ohio Department of Health says COVID-19 cases are down, but they worry about post-holiday
Columbus Police officer fired in connection with shooting death of unarmed black man, last week; Gov. Mike Dewine says many groups are making their appeals for why they should be the next to receive the COVID-19 vaccine; Ohio University community
Older Ohioans and school employees will be the next group to be vaccinated for COVID-19, under Gov. Mike Dewine’s plan; body camera footage released from Columbus Police shooting that left an unarmed black man dead; officer involved in
Gov. Mike Dewine’s veto stands on a bill tailored to strip the state health department of its powers during the pandemic; it’s unclear if Dewine will veto “Stand Your Ground” bill, though he criticized the measure earlier
Number of COVID-19 vaccines coming to Ohio has been less than expected, so far; judge blocks House Bill 6 from going into effect after lawmakers fail to act on the law tied to the state’s largest ever bribery scandal; academic officials say
Judge blocks collection of nuclear bailout money from utility customers tied to the bailout bill at the heart of a federal bribery investigation; GOP lawmakers send Gov. Mike Dewine a slate of bills, but don’t include requested measures to
Nursing home residents at 10 facilities across Ohio begin receiving doses of COVID-19 vaccines; OSU discovers extra doses in Pfizer’s vaccine vials, receives FDA approval to use the precious resource; Gov. Mike Dewine may veto so-called
