DeWine to impeachment backers: “Have at it”
Gov. Mike DeWine had an abrupt response to a conservative lawmaker’s proposal to impeach him over his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Salvation Army’s new food pantry serves those impacted by pandemic
The Salvation Army in Central Ohio is opening a satellite drive-thru food pantry to handle the increased demand brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting economic downturn.
Childcare licenses expanded to schoolchildren learning at home
With thousands of Ohio schoolchildren learning remotely this fall, state-issued childcare licenses are being expanded to include organization, such as businesses and churches, that can care for school-age children who are learning from home if their parents have to go to work.
Fall classes begin at OSU
Tuesday is the first day of classes for thousands of students at Ohio State.
Effort by conservatives to impeach DeWine
A conservative GOP House lawmaker says fellow Republican Gov. Mike DeWine should be impeached over his handling of the state’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
DeWine announces audience limits for plays, concerts
When performing arts venues reopen in Ohio there will be caps on audience members similar to those placed on sporting events.
A new game: Sports and COVID-19
The governor has declared “game on” for sports in Ohio amid the COVID-19 pandemic, but the games of 2020 will not look like those of years past.
Promising signs: Virus data improving in Franklin Co.
There is good news and bad news – but mostly good news – about Ohio’s battle against COVID-19.
PPE vending machines and self-printed vehicle tags
Forget your mask on the way to catch your flight? Don’t worry. Just grab one from a vending machine at the airport.
First-time jobless claims inch back upward
The number of Ohioans filing initial unemployment claims increased by 3% last week, ending a four-week run of declines, indicating that employers are still cutting large numbers of jobs as the coronavirus bedevils the U.S. economy.