Statewide anti-human-trafficking operation nets around 200 arrests, leads to recovery of 10 missing children; former Buckeyes Head Coach Urban Meyer apologizes to Jaguars, family after video surfaces of him with a woman who is not his wife at an
Time is up for unvaccinated workers at a major hospital in Columbus; the state legislature continues to consider changes in how to deal with potentially dangerous parolees; the pandemic has resulted in a lot more extra work for substitute
Ohio hospitals continue to struggle with workloads and staff shortages amid the pandemic; a Highway Patrol Post Commander passes away from COVID-19; a company in Taiwan reportedly eyes Lordstown Motors for purchase; minimum wage workers in Ohio
Two narcotics officers in Columbus face federal drug charges; doctors in Northeastern Ohio say COVID-19 is on the increase among the unvaccinated; hospitals and restaurants struggle with staff shortages; Amazon is hiring in the Toledo area.
Ohio hospitals continue to deal with an increase in COVID-19 patients; the virus causes Athens to again cancel a Halloween tradition; a fire near Fremont destroys a barn holding animals and feed supplies; and Ohio’s field crops are doing
Lawyers for one of the Wagners charged in Pike County want his murder charges dropped; three of every four Covid-related deaths in Ohio have been in residents at least 70 years of age; students and parents are concerned about increasing violence
Gov. Mike Dewine announces new incentives to encourage younger Ohioans to get vaccinated; hospital leaders tell Dewine that COVID-19 is straining the state’s healthcare systems like never before; victims of Dr. Richard Strauss
Ohio Republicans preview bill that would prohibit mask and vaccines mandates in almost every case, statewide; legal experts say GOP anti-mandate proposal likely wouldn’t have legs, since federal law supersedes state law; federal judge
Ohio health officials say more than 30,000 school-aged children have come down with COVID-19 in the state since school began; school boards around Ohio report receiving threats related to mask mandates; report shows Ohio’s deadliest stretch
Major health systems in Ohio say combination of increased gun violence, spiking COVID-19 cases mean they must change workflow in emergency departments to keep up; Congressmen Tim Ryan, Bob Latta says they have tested positive for breakthrough
