Ohio State says it is cutting a handful of jobs, furloughing hundreds of other employees and asking coaches to take pay cuts to deal with a budget shortfall expected to be over $100 million because of the coronavirus pandemic.
A feared surge in new COVID-19 cases in Ohio following the Labor Day weekend has not materialized yet.
Researchers at have been awarded a five-year, $10 million grant to study the long-term health impacts of COVID-19 on firefighters, police officers, healthcare workers and the people who live with them.
The Buckeyes will open their coronavirus-delayed 2020 football season at home against Nebraska Oct. 24 and finish it with its traditional rivalry game against Michigan.
With Hallowe’en a little over six weeks away, the state is providing guidelines for holiday activities like trick-or-treating and haunted houses.
Ohio’s unemployment rate inched downward in August, to 8.9% from a revised 9.0% in July as business shutdowns due to the COVID-19 pandemic continue to weigh down the state’s economy.
Ohioans filed fewer than 17,000 new claims for unemployment benefits during the week that ended Sept. 12, the fourth straight weekly decline.
Governor Mike DeWine has signed a bill into law that forbids public officials from closing places of worship in the state.
The Big Ten is going to give fall football a shot after all.
Governor Mike DeWine says he’s confident a new health director can be hired despite concerns about criticism a director would face.
