Governor Mike DeWine says outdoor and indoor sports and entertainment facilities will be allowed to reopen with limited attendance and guidance is coming soon for proms, banquets, wedding receptions, fairs, and parades.
The state human services agency says it’s continuing to see sky-high claims for unemployment with fraud blamed for part of the new record numbers.
February is usually the peak of flu season, but not this year. Health officials in Ohio and elsewhere say flu cases and hospitalizations have been at their lowest levels in decades.
Governor Mike DeWine’s office says the governor and first lady Fran DeWine have received the second dose of the coronavirus vaccine.
Governor Mike DeWine says pro sports teams could allow up to 30% of fans in stadiums this spring under a pandemic-related plan for sports.
Ohioans younger than 65 years of age, who have been waiting to find out when they will be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, will have to wait a little longer – or a lot longer.
The state has given the Blue Jackets the go-ahead to sell tickets for home games.
Governor Mike DeWine is calling on the providers of COVID-19 vaccinations to step up their schedule to make up for delays and the closing of some clinics due to winter weather this week.
The state reported Thursday that an additional 147,002 Ohioans filed claims for first-time unemployment benefits last week, but nearly one in four of them may be fraudulent.
Republican lawmakers advanced the latest legislative action aimed at limiting the emergency powers of Ohio’s governor, sending a Senate bill to the House but also to an almost certain veto.
