Schools are rushing to arrange grab-and-go lunch bags or set up delivery routes so that millions of students in Ohio and across the U.S. do not go without free lunches and breakfasts many of America’s poorest children receive at schools now closed due to the coronavirus.
Some libraries, museums and theaters are closed and Ohio school districts are scrambling after Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine ordered a ban on large gatherings and shut down the state’s schools to help reduce the spread of the coronavirus.
The first case of coronavirus has been confirmed in Columbus, according to Columbus Public Health Commissioner Dr. Mysheika Roberts.
The number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in Ohio nearly tripled overrnight to 13 on Friday, according to the Ohio Departmenty of Health website.
School Closures Beginning at the conclusion of the school day on Monday, March 16, all kindergarten through 12th grade schools […]
Ohio’s governor and attorney general say local governments representing most of the state’s population have signed onto a plan for dividing any future money from drug companies being sued over the toll the opioid addiction crisis has taken on communities.
Governor Mike DeWine is closing the state’s schools for three weeks and has ordered a ban on gatherings larger than 100 people as precautions against the spread of the coronavirus.
The NHL and Major League Soccer are suspending play and the Big Ten Conference is canceling spring sports due to concerns over the coronavirus pandemic.
COVID-19 facts: -More than 60,000 people who contracted the disease have recovered. – For most people, it causes only mild […]
Gov. Mike DeWine has promised an order on mass gatherings in Ohio as the state copes with the coronavirus outbreak but some large organizations are getting ahead of the curve by canceling events or limiting attendance.
