The coronavirus’ spread slightly waned last week in Ohio as the seven-day moving average of newly reported cases dipped below 1,000. All told, 4,415 Ohioans have...
After Dr. Joan Duwve withdrew her name from consideration for the director position of the Ohio Department of Health on Thursday evening, just hours after Gov....
The fragile gains the poorest Ohioans made over the decade since the Great Recession have been wiped out by the coronavirus pandemic, a leading food bank...
One speaker after another offered a scathing rebuke of Donald Trump. The president is an “incompetent sociopath.” He uses “vile and despicable language.” And he’s the...
With school back in session, Ohio’s eyes are on the state’s 3,600 schools, but also its nearly 100 public and private universities. As universities have scrambled to put...
Ohio’s Attorney General Dave Yost this week put his support behind a Butler County school district’s policy to arm school personnel. “This case presents the question...
Just hours after Gov. Mike DeWine announced the appointment of Dr. Joan Duwve to be the next Ohio Department of Health director, Duwve withdrew her name...
COLUMBUS, Ohio — With flu season approaching, Governor Mike DeWine today reminded Ohioans of the importance of getting a flu shot this year. The governor, along...
The Ohio Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously upheld the removal of rapper Kanye West’s name from the state’s presidential ballot. In early August, West filed his...
UPDATE (9/10/2020 at 8:30 p.m.): Thursday evening, Dr. Joan Duwve withdrew her name from consideration for the position of Director of the Ohio Department of Health, citing...
The Ohio Department of Health reported 1,121 new confirmed and probable cases of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) Thursday, above the state’s 21-day reported daily case rolling...
Hydroxychloroquine sales skyrocketed in Ohio the day President Donald Trump first touted the unproven anti-malarial drug as a treatment for COVID-19. Researchers say the drug has no...
Ohio’s official utility watchdog wants to know where Akron-based FirstEnergy got the $60 million that federal prosecutors say fueled the largest bribery scandal in Ohio history. The Office...
It’s illegal to vote twice in Ohio, but it’s recommended you read each Ohio Capital Journal article twice. It’s time for this week’s mailbag: Got a...
The governor’s lack of a statewide school reopening response, along with internet connectivity were among the topics on which parents and school personnel gave feedback in...
