As Ohio reported an eighth straight day of more than 2,000 new cases of COVID-19, Gov. Mike DeWine outlined a battle plan for slowing down the third spike in cases and preventing another widespread shutdown of schools and businesses.
Governor Mike DeWine and local health officials are warning residents that Ohio State football watch parties, trick-or-treating and other holiday get-togethers need to be carried out differently, or even canceled, this fall to stem a spike in COVID-19 cases.
The 200,231 confirmed and probable cases reported by the Ohio Department of Health was 2,116 more than Sunday.
Governor Mike DeWine and GOP House and Senate leaders have announced $429 million in aid to individuals and businesses struggling from the economic strain of the coronavirus.
As the state reported the second straight day of record new COVID-19 cases, Gov. Mike DeWine warned the coronavirus pandemic is getting “worse by the minute” and those who haven’t taken it seriously until now should start taking precautions.
Virus cases in Ohio hit a new record as the state grapples with a concerning uptick in virus-related hospitalizations and deaths.
Governor Mike DeWine has warned that spiking coronavirus cases could endanger in-person learning for Ohio schoolchildren.
When Ohio State athletics officials say they want to treat every game during the 2020 football season as a “home” game, they mean your home.
For the second time in as many days, Ohio reported a new high number of new confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 and a jump in the number of counties at risk for high rates of exposure and spread.
State senators in Ohio have moved to lift a curfew on alcohol sales at bars and restaurants on the same day that the state set a single-day record of reported COVID-19 cases.
