Coronavirus: Will Mail Be Impacted In Ohio?

The Postal Service said it will continue to deliver essential items, even in the event of a shelter-in-place order.

Ohio Governor Orders Bars, Restaurants Closed Due To Coronavirus

Carry-out and delivery services may continue, Gov. Mike DeWine said Sunday.

Northeast Ohio Boys & Girls Clubs Close, Offering Meals For Kids

Sites throughout Northeast Ohio will close for at least three weeks.

Cleveland Museums, Gardens Temporarily Closing Due To COVID-19

The Cleveland Museums of Art and Natural History, the Botanical Gardens, the Public Library will all close to visitors.

Catholics In Ohio Given Dispensation To Not Attend Mass

Anyone who is experiencing any symptoms of illness has been encouraged to not attend mass.

Ohio Has 5th Coronavirus Case: Patch PM

Plus, the Big Ten basketball tournament is canceled, Northeast Ohio institutions postpone programming and more.

Northeast Ohio Institutions React To Coronavirus: Cancellations

Several major organizations are postponing or canceling upcoming events, including the Cleveland Metroparks, museums and more.

Cleveland Orchestra Cancels 3 Concerts Due To COVID-19 Fears

The orchestra's concerts on March 12-14 will be canceled. Guests can exchange their tickets, donate their tickets or get a refund.

Ohio Has 4th Coronavirus Case: Patch PM

Plus, the Cleveland St. Patrick's Day Parade is cancelled, the MAC Basketball tournaments will be held behind closed doors and more.

St. Patrick's Day Parade In Cleveland Cancelled

Officials said the parade was cancelled as a precautionary measure to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus, COVID-19.

Coronavirus Update: Avoid Gatherings In Ohio: Patch PM

Plus, how the coronavirus will impact Ohio's primary election, an unidentified woman is found dead in Cleveland and more.

Cleveland St. Patrick's Day Parade Is On, Despite COVID-19 Fears

Parade organizers said the party will go on, as planned, on March 17.

Here's The Coronavirus Testing Protocol In Ohio: Patch PM

Plus, the Cleveland Orchestra cancels an overseas trip because of coronavirus, spring hints at its arrival in Ohio and more.

Cleveland Orchestra Cancels Overseas Trip Due To Coronavirus

The orchestra was set to visit Europe and Abu Dhabi in March and April. Fears of COVID-19 ended those travel plans.

Another Retailer Closing Ohio Stores: Week In Review

Plus, an accused drug ring is indicted by the Department of Justice, the Lake Erie Bill of Rights is invalidated and more.

Ohio Senate Passes Telemedicine Abortion Ban: Patch PM

Plus, a second wave of flu sweeps across Ohio, a supermoon will soon appear in the sky and more.

Ohio Launches Coronavirus Call Center: Patch PM

Plus, a plan to make recreation marijuana legal in Ohio moves forward, International Women's Day approaches and more.

International Women’s Day 2020: Ohio Women Who Inspire Us

International Women’s Day 2020 is Sunday, and it’s a great opportunity to celebrate the achievements of women in Ohio.

Ohio Bans Fans From Arnold Sports Festival: Patch PM

Plus, an Ohio doctor is accused of running a pill mill, a political group targets Ohio's death penalty and more.

Where Ohio Ranks Among Best States For Women

WalletHub recently released its 2020 ranking of best states for women. See how Ohio measures up.

What Ohio Can Do To Fight Coronavirus

Coronavirus is coming to Ohio. The question is what we will do about it as a state.

Endless Robocalls Targeted By New Ohio Initiative: Patch PM

Plus, how to protect yourself from disinformation, Jim Jordan comments on President Trump and more.

Malicious Robocalls Targeted By New Ohio Initiative

Billions of robocalls hit Ohio cellphones each year. A new program targets the companies sending out the calls.

Drug Ring Moved Heroin Into Ohio, DOJ Says: Patch PM

Plus, March could see a temperature plunge, a baby bald eagle egg is laid and more.

Lake Erie Bill Of Rights Invalidated By Judge: Patch PM

Plus, politicians argue coronavirus necessitates paid family and sick leave, where Ohio cities rank as job markets and more.

Meet Ohio's Nicest Towns To Call Home: Patch PM

Plus, flu season continues to hammer Ohioans, Mike Bloomberg's history of supporting Ohio political candidates and more.

These Are Ohio's Richest Cities: Patch Week In Review

Plus, Jimmy John's is warned by the FDA, a fire ravages a condo project and more.

Here’s How Ohio Ranks In Pedestrian Traffic Deaths

The Governors Highway Safety Association has released preliminary data for 2019 on rates of pedestrian traffic deaths across the nation.

When Does Daylight Saving Time Begin: What Ohio's Doing

Ohio is about to switch to daylight saving time, though a poll shows about 40 percent of Americans want to ditch it.

This Is Ohio's Most Iconic Food: Patch PM

Plus, police search for a missing teenager, the EdChoice voucher debate rages on and more.

The Can’t-Miss Food In Ohio: The Daily Meal

The Daily Meal recently declared the one food you can’t leave Ohio without sampling. Do you agree with the choice?

Jimmy John's Warned By FDA Over E.Coli: Patch PM

Plus, a winter storm takes up residence in Northeast Ohio, a children's hospital doctor is accused of having child porn and more.

Black Infants More Likely To Die In Ohio: Patch PM

Plus, a list of the best Ohio cities to live in, a winter storm approaches and more.

Snowfall To Hit Northeast Ohio This Week: Patch PM

Plus, it's Paczki Day and we want to know how you celebrate, a man is accused of stealing from a VFW and more.

It's Packzi Day In Ohio: How Do You Celebrate?

Fat Tuesday marks the beginning of Lent. But before Christians begin abstaining from something they like, they'll indulge their sweet tooth.

These Are Ohio's Richest Cities: Patch PM

Plus, the Ohio Supreme Court considers a challenge to a law banning mixing of alcohol and guns, a massive fire breaks out in Ohio and more.

Cleveland Among Greenest Cities: Not Walkable Enough, Report Says

Career website Zippia recently released its list of environmentally friendly cities in the U.S. Do you agree with Cleveland’s ranking?

Girl Hit By Car After Leaving School Bus: Patch Week In-Review

Plus, a REAL ID crisis looms in Ohio, Pier 1 announces additional store closures and more.

Abortion Opponents Target Telemedicine In Ohio: Patch PM

Plus, a REAL ID crisis looms nationwide, police search for a driver who hit a girl getting off a school bus and more.

Here Are The Divorce And Marriage Rates For Ohio

Marriage and divorce rates continue to decline in most states, according to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau.