Fallen officers observance “Lights Ohio Blue”
The fifth annual Light Ohio Blue campaign honoring slain law enforcement officers begins Friday with a caravan across central Ohio.
The fifth annual Light Ohio Blue campaign honoring slain law enforcement officers begins Friday with a caravan across central Ohio.
As Ohio businesses slowly resume a version of their normal operations, the number of unemployed workers continued to climb last week with more than 1.1 million now idled by the COVID-19 pandemic, which began seven weeks ago.
If it reaches his desk, Gov. Mike DeWine is expected to veto a measure limiting the authority of state health director Dr. Amy Acton to issue closure and stay-at-home orders such as those that have shut down schools and businesses and kept Ohioans indoors for much of the last seven weeks as a pandemic rages across the world.
The COVID-19 pandemic has created additional fears about risks for moms-to-be and their babies.
Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose says Ohio needs to take the application process for mail-in ballots online and make other voting-law changes to assure the presidential election runs smoothly in November.
The Ohio Senate on Wednesday unanimously a bill authorizing the distribution of $350 million of federal funding to help counties, municipalities and townships with COVID-19 pandemic-related expenses.
Governor Mike DeWine has announced he’s cutting $775 million from the state budget in the next two months because of plummeting revenue due to the pandemic.
One man is dead and another in the hospital after a double shooting at a South Side home early Tuesday morning.
A woman is dead after being shot several times inside an Olde Town East apartment Sunday night.
Police are looking for suspects in the shooting death of a man on the East Side Monday night.