Although many sports venues in Ohio are allowed to admit several thousand fans to their events, Ohio State athletics officials say most Buckeye spring sports won’t have the chance to open their gates to general fan attendance.
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Republican Gov. Mike DeWine has vetoed a GOP-backed bill that would limit Ohio governors’ ability to issue orders during a public health emergency.
Governor Mike DeWine says that as coronavirus cases in Ohio continue to slowly decline, he can’t yet predict when remaining health orders might be lifted.
The number of first-time unemployment claims filed in Ohio declined by 10% last week, though a large number of workers still find themselves idled by layoffs and business closings due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ohio State is planning its first non-virtual commencement ceremony in nearly a year and a half.
From the health department to the Highway Patrol, everyone is urging Ohioans to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day safely, responsibly – and virtually.
Governor Mike DeWine announced Tuesday that all Ohioans age 16 and over will be eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccinations on March 29, part of a major expansion of Ohio’s vaccination program that will make over a million people age 40 and older and with certain medical conditions eligible starting this Friday.
From the DeWine family living room in Cedarville to the White House, the outlook was rosy Thursday as far as the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic was concerned.
Ohio’s unemployment rate declined in January but the latest data from the state shows the staggering loss of jobs over the past year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, now in its second year.
