What The New Stay-At-Home Order Means For Ohioans

The mandate does more than extend the state's orders to stay at home. It also limits wedding receptions, closes community pools and more.

Ohio Trying To Speed Up Police Training, Recruit Retirees

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost said the coronavirus crisis is "stretching the thin blue line even thinner."

Ohio Unemployment: More Than 270K Claims Filed In 1 Week

Companies continue to announce layoffs as Ohio's state-mandated business closures contract the economy.

UH Hospitals Testing Drug To Protect Doctors From Coronavirus

University Hospitals is leading a clinical trial of a new drug to prevent the airborne transmission of the new coronavirus.

Ohio Crosses 2,500 Coronavirus Cases: Patch PM

Plus, DeWIne's balancing act during the coronavirus crisis, two dead bodies are identified after a decades long investigation and more.

Here's How To Get A Clean And Decluttered Yard In Ohio

Follow our easy guide to organizing your outdoor spaces for spring.

Ohio Coronavirus Cases Cross 2,500; 65 Deaths

The latest numbers as of Wednesday afternoon show an increase of 348 confirmed cases of the new coronavirus from Tuesday.

2020 Census Response Rate In Ohio; Bureau Suspends Field Work

As the coronavirus crisis keeps census takers off the streets, many Ohio residents are still responding to this year's questionnaire.

2 Dead Bodies Identified In Ohio After Decades Long Investigation

After nearly 20 years, two Jane Does have been identified by law enforcement.

Ohio Details How Much Protective Equipment It Has For Doctors

This week, the state released how much personal protective equipment it has for front-line medical workers.

Ohio Prohibits Water Service Cutoffs Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

Fifty-five Ohioans have died from complications related to the new coronavirus, COVID-19.

New Coronavirus Scam Targets Ohioans

Con artists are pretending to represent the Ohio Emergency Management Agency and asking Ohioans for their Social Security numbers.

15-Year-Old Shot To Death In Cleveland

A teenage boy was killed in Cleveland on Monday morning, police announced.

Macy’s To Furlough Most Employees, Including In Ohio

Macy’s announced Monday it will furlough the majority of its workers during the coronavirus crisis.

Ohio Schools Closed Through May 1, Gov. Mike DeWine Announces

In Ohio, at least 39 people have died because of the new coronavirus, COVID-19, since the outbreak started.

26-Year-Old Shot To Death In Cleveland

Police said the man was found in the street on Sunday afternoon.

Ohio First Responders Will Get Prioritized Coronavirus Testing

Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals will offer prioritized testing for the new coronavirus, COVID-19, to first responders.

WVIZ Launches Daily Educational Programming For Ohio Kids

WVIZ, also called ideastream, will broadcast programs for children from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. from Monday through Friday.

Cleveland Police Search For Missing 27-Year-Old

Police said the man was last seen at his mother's house in Parma but he lives on W. 45th Street.

FDA Gives Full Approval To Ohio Technology For Sterilizing Masks

Gov. Mike DeWine and President Donald Trump lobbied the FDA to approve technology which sterilizes surgical masks for reuse.

Cleveland Sees Gas Dip To 89 Cents Per Gallon Amid Coronavirus

Experts say the coronavirus public health emergency has cut down on fuel consumption and demand, resulting in lower prices.

Ohio Lacks Critical Protective Equipment For Doctors, Nurses

Gov. Mike DeWine said the state is ramping up preparation for a "surge" in new coronavirus, COVID-19, cases.

Thunderstorms, Flooding Possible In Northeast Ohio

A flash flood watch has been issued for much of northern Ohio as thunderstorms sweep through the region.

Waste Collection Changing In Cuyahoga County Due To Coronavirus

The Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District offered a series of tips for residents to make life easier on service departments.

Ohio Extends Primary Voting To April 28: What It Means For You

Ohioans will be able to cast absentee ballots until late April thanks to a bill signed into law by Gov. Mike DeWine on Friday.

Coronavirus Will Stress Ohio Hospitals In 2 Weeks, DeWine Says

Ohio now has more than 1,000 confirmed cases of the new coronavirus, the Ohio Department of Health announced.

Ohio Coronavirus: Real ID Deadline Extended Amid Outbreak

Nearly all BMVs in Ohio have been closed to the public due to the new coronavirus outbreak.

Cleveland Museum of Natural History Launches Online Classes

Starting Monday, the museum will offer weekly episodic classes for kids and families.

State Of The State Address Delayed In Ohio Due To Coronavirus

Gov. Mike DeWine was originally scheduled to deliver the speech on March 31.

Coronavirus Peak Could See Thousands Of New Cases Daily In Ohio

Dr. Amy Acton, director of the Ohio Department of Health, said when the new coronavirus peaks in Ohio, there could be 6,000 new cases daily.

Coronavirus Scams Target Ohioans, FBI Warns

Some con artists are taking advantage of a national crisis to rip-off Ohioans.

Ohio Passes Sweeping Coronavirus Legislation On Taxes, Schools

An omnibus bill passed the Ohio legislature on Wednesday. The legislation address tax day, school testing, the Ohio primary and more.

Ohio Homeowners: Hack Your Garden With These Natural Ingredients

A few pantry staples can help keep weeds and fungus at bay.

Coronavirus Won't Peak Until At Least May 1, Ohio Governor Says

There have been 10 deaths statewide since the the new coronavirus, COVID-19, outbreak started.

Coronavirus: Ohio Mental Health Counselors See Patients Online

Mental health services are in high-demand across Ohio.

Cleveland Orchestra, Museum Make Changes Due To Coronavirus

The Cleveland Museum of Natural History and the Cleveland Orchestra are being impacted by the spread of the new coronavirus.

Coronavirus: Cleveland Police Say To Report Minor Offenses Online

To help enforce social distancing protocols, the department is asking minor offenses be reported online or over the phone.

Ohio Coronavirus: 'We Save Our Economy By First Saving Lives'

The number of confirmed cases of the new coronavirus is over 500 in Ohio as of Tuesday afternoon.

Cleveland Cavaliers & CHC Bring Together Community Leaders

Cleveland Cavaliers Diversity & Inclusion Team & Community Health Charities Create Healthy Communities Together

Ohio Issues New Rule On Prescribing Hydrochloroquine, Chloroquine

The two drugs have been recommended for hospitalized coronavirus patients in several countries, according to the CDC.