Upturn in COVID-19 cases in Ohio, U.S.
Health officials in Ohio and elsewhere are watching sudden daily increases in new cases of COVID-19 as more states lift restrictions and conduct wider testing.
Health officials in Ohio and elsewhere are watching sudden daily increases in new cases of COVID-19 as more states lift restrictions and conduct wider testing.
Governor Mike DeWine says there has been a “worrisome” rise of coronavirus cases in southwestern Ohio, including in the Cincinnati and Dayton areas, and health officials are calling attention to an increased number of cases in children in Cleveland.
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is taking an Athens couple to court for allegedly hoarding hundreds of bottles of hand sanitizer during the COVID-19 pandemic and selling them online for 11 times the retail price.
The state reported the seventh straight weekly decline in the number of Ohioans filing first-time unemployment claims as the state’s economy slowly emerges from the shutdown that has idled more than 1 million Ohio workers.
At least 200 employees in a vegetables plant in Springfield have tested positive for the coronavirus.
OhioHealth says it will give back a portion of the more than 1.1 million personal protective equipment items such as, face masks, gloves, hand sanitizer and supplies donated to area hospitals in the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Governor Mike DeWine says it’s crowds of 20,000 or so would be probably allowed for the Pro Football Hall of Fame game and induction ceremony in August.
Governor Mike DeWine has announced during his daily briefing that Dr. Amy Acton resigned as the health director for the state of Ohio.
Governor DeWine announced on Thursday that Ohio is expanding its COVID-19 testing to include anyone, including those who are at low-risk or asymptomatic.
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland are reopening.