State and federal authorities are vowing to crack down on doctors and pharmacists who provide prescriptions for two malaria drugs that have been touted as possible treatments for coronavirus but with insufficient testing to back up the claim.
The children of essential workers will go to the front of the line when Ohio’s childcare centers open Thursday under new regulations because of the COVID-19 outbreak.
Anticipating dwindling state tax revenues as businesses shut down and consumer spending slows to a crawl, Gov. Mike DeWine is instituting some cost-cutting measures in state government.
Like one-fifth of the world’s population, Ohioans woke up Tuesday morning under a form of lockdown: the state’s “stay-at-home” order, which started at midnight and remains in effect until April 6.
Franklin County Public Health is reporting its first death due to the COVID-19 virus, an 84-year-old woman.
OSU Wexner Medical Center is opening a drop-off site to accept donations of unopened medical supplies.
Ohio has joined the growing list of states where residents are being told to stay home to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Police say they do not know why a 32-year-old man was shot to death in the parking lot of a Southeast Side McDonald’s Saturday.
An Amber Alert was issued early Monday for a 1-year-old boy from Perry County abducted by a man authorities say has “violent tendencies” and may have also assaulted the child.
Authorities say a police officer in a Cincinnati suburb was killed when a suspect collided with her vehicle during a chase.
