The new coronavirus has killed more than 209,000 Americans — including 4,925 Ohioans — and infected the leader of the free world and the quarterback of...
The Ohio Department of Health released a study Thursday of July data showing — at that time, at least — its count of COVID-19 infections was...
Schools across the state have largely seen single-digit amounts of COVID-19 cases, but the state has not been without its spikes. In the most recent numbers,...
The Ohio Auditor of State declined to reveal any findings of his probe into Ohio’s coronavirus data, despite touting the ongoing audit at recent political events....
The two men vying to become the next president offered a stark contrast to voters on face mask requirements and on how soon state economies should...
As the new coronavirus began its march across the United States, Chief Tom Synan knew a “hurricane” was coming. The opioid epidemic was already killing hundreds...
While Ohio has thus far eluded COVID-19 surges seen elsewhere in the Midwest, the new case averages (about 1,000 per day) and deaths (about 19 per...
On Jan. 2, symptoms kicked in around Ohio for the state’s first residents with COVID-19, a disease caused by the new coronavirus that has infected more...
It started with a funeral. Tina Maharath, a Democratic state senator from Canal Winchester, attended a wake Aug. 9 after her brother-in-law’s funeral, who died of...
Nursing homes and assisted living facilities in Ohio can begin allowing indoor visitation on Monday, October 12, Gov. Mike DeWine announced Thursday. The governor says this...
Tiffin, Ohio — During a Tiffin City School Board of Education meeting Tuesday evening, board member Dr. Andrew Gase railed against the district’s mask policy, calling it...
The Ohio Senate has approved a bill that would restrict the state health director from issuing broad quarantine and stay-at-home orders in battling a pandemic. Senate...
More than 100 inmates and workers in Ohio’s prison system have died from COVID-19, state data shows. Five prison workers (three corrections officers and two nurses)...
New economic research indicates that the economic impact of coronavirus was mitigated to some extent by this spring’s robust governmental response. But there are a number...
The legislative effort to undermine Gov. Mike DeWine’s coronavirus pandemic response continues. The latest example: a proposed “Restore Ohio Now” bill from Rep. Diane Grendell, R-Chesterland,...
