Amid nationwide COVID-19 vaccination efforts, groups in Ohio and elsewhere are feeling as though they have been overlooked and should have been counted among the high-priority groups close to the front of the line.
Governor Mike DeWine says the rollout of an online vaccine appointment scheduling tool is still two to three weeks away as the state recruits providers such as pharmacies, hospitals, health clinics and others.
Governor Mike DeWine has publicly rebuked school officials in Akron and Cincinnati for backtracking on commitments they’d made to offer in-person learning by March 1.
Sunday afternoon’s women’s basketball game between the Buckeyes and Northwestern was postponed due to COVID-19.
The DeWine administration is doing damage control as officials with two state agencies reported problems with their systems this week.
A statewide curfew that limited Ohioans’ activity and closed many businesses overnight for three months to stop the spread of COVID-19 was allowed expire Thursday as the number of patients in hospitals remained below 2,500 for the 10th day in a row.
The vaccine against the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19 did not arrive in time to save two of the most popular annual events in downtown Columbus.
The Blue Jackets say a plan to allow fans to attend home games at Nationwide Arena has been approved by local health officials.
Governor Mike DeWine says he’s making $2 billion in federal aid available to help schools address pandemic-induced learning gaps.
Although health officials are warning of a possible surge in COVID-19 cases in the U.S. due to variant strains of the coronavirus from the United Kingdom and South Africa, the number of newly-diagnosed cases in Ohio have been on the decline.
