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,...
About 70 percent of Ohioans are living in a county with increased levels of COVID-19 exposure and spread, according to the state’s Public Health Advisory System....
A Tiffin bar was cited by the Ohio Investigative Unit (OIU) Friday night for alleged violations of coronavirus safety orders. Double Barrel Bar & Grill, 295...
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine reminded parents Thursday that Halloween activities will be different this year than in years past due to the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic....
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Thursday said he did not agree with a decision by the legislature, which is controlled by his fellow Republicans, not to...
The Ohio Department of Health on Thursday released a dashboard for school districts throughout the state to report COVID-19 positive tests among students and staff. The...
An alleged neo-Nazi with an extensive criminal history who raised an anti-Semitic sign at a protest of the coronavirus quarantine pleaded guilty to a federal weapons...
The Ohio Department of Health reported 1,001 new confirmed and probable cases of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) Tuesday, below the state’s 21-day reported daily case rolling...
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Monday signed a bill providing businesses and other entities broad immunity from lawsuits related to coronavirus infection. The idea behind the...
The Ohio Department of Medicaid is undertaking a massive overhaul of how it pays for more than $3 billion worth of prescription drugs a year. It’s...
The true nature of justice lies in its ability to change when society calls for it, according to the head of Ohio’s highest court. Ohio Supreme...
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...
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...
