Some college athletic departments are eliminating teams as they try to deal with the effects of revenue lost when the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of spring sports and major events like the NCAA men’s basketball tournament.
Ohio restaurants began carefully reopening outdoor patios Friday, the next step toward resuming normal business operations under Republican Gov. Mike DeWine’s state reopening plan.
A Columbus woman was killed and a man was injured while they were trying to cross I-270 on the South Side following a crash early Friday morning.
Governor Mike DeWine announced Thursday that child care centers in Ohio will be allowed to reopen on May 31 with smaller class sizes and greater safety requirements.
The number of Ohioans filing for first-time unemployment benefits continued to decline last week but the number of workers who have lost their jobs due to the COVID-19 pandemic is still higher than the total of the last three years combined.
Health officials say the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the health care disparity between black and white Ohioans, prompting the Franklin County Board of Health to join a growing number of cities and counties that have declared racism a public health crisis.
The Ohio Supreme Court has upheld a law that changed how the state intervenes in repeatedly poor-performing school districts, angering some Statehouse Democrats and the state’s largest teachers’ union.
A California man has been sentenced life in prison for his role in carrying out three Columbus murders as part of the MS-13 criminal gang.
Thousands of Ohioans idled by statewide shutdowns during the coronavirus outbreak, who would otherwise be ineligible for unemployment benefits, can apply for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance.
Ohio is taking the first steps toward reviving its economy with the opening of malls and retail shops.
