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The move came after Columbus Police declared an emergency in the city due to the events of the weekend.

The governor spoke from the Ohio Statehouse, which had been vandalized the night before during a protest in downtown Columbus that also damaged several storefronts.

Assisted living facilities and intermediate care facilities that are properly prepared will be allowed to have visitors outside of their buildings.

The videos should encourage young drivers to not drive distracted.

Gov. Mike DeWine said the process will take several weeks, with health experts trying to determine which facilities needed the testing first.

Sponsored by the CIFT and the Ohio Farm Bureau, the contest showcases new and innovative products from around Ohio.

The order is in accordance with instructions issued by the President.

More of Ohio's economy re-opens as total cases surpass the 30,000 mark.

Concerns over public health as well as financial feasibility forced the cancellation of the fair.

The Department of Public Safety’s Ohio Investigative Unit "will surge in to conduct safety compliance checks in crowded bars and restaurants."

The webinars will educate Ohioans who are almost eligible for Medicare about their health insurance and prescription drug coverage options.

Child care will open up starting May 31. Gyms get the go-ahead starting May 26.

Ohio adds more industries to its re-start list.

Ninety percent of the state's economy will be in operation starting Tuesday, but those working will still be without a day care to look after their children.

In-house dining can re-open May 21.

Across the state in 2019, there were 3,585 traffic crashes involving motorcycles that results in 165 deaths and 3,245 injuries.

Because of greatly reduced tax revenue from the COVID-19 shutdown, the state will reduce spending to maintain its budget.

The Ohio governor condemned those harassing journalists and members of health director Dr. Amy Acton's family.

The Ohio National Guard opened fire on unarmed college students during a war protest at Kent State University on May 4, 1970. Four students were killed, and nine others were injured.

Sales of the Marla Berkowitz bobblehead will benefit Columbus Colony Elderly Care, a nursing care and rehabilitation facility owned by the Ohio School for the Deaf Alumni Association.

Governor Mike DeWine clarified his statement from yesterday giving a green light to graduations for high schools and colleges.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced Tuesday that face coverings would not be part of the state-backed requirements for restarting the economy after the coronavirus shutdown.

After several weeks of protective measures to combat the COVID-19 virus, Ohio prepares to re-open the economy.

Mario F. Salwan, of Chagrin Falls, sold packages of 10 N95 masks to 15 purchasers online at prices ranging from $360 to $375 during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Ohioans who are enrolling Percentage of Income Payment Plan Plus (PIPP) for the first time; applying for Home Energy Assistance Winter Crisis Program, or have limited income, are no longer required to visit a local energy assistance provider in order to complete an application.

People who have been approved to receive benefits are asked to call on designated days, based upon the first letter of their last name.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine declared that K-12 students would not be returning to classrooms this school year, even as the state prepares to reopen starting May 1.

Governor Mike DeWine and his administrative team began to lay out their plans for opening up the state from the COVID-19 shutdown, set to begin in two weeks.

The factors that will go into how soon the state can return to business as usual include hospital admissions, PPE availability and testing capacity.

Long-term care facilities will inform their residents and residents' families within 24 hours of a resident or staff member becoming infected.