Many state workers return to the office full-time next week following Mike DeWine order
Not all workers will be required to return on day one. DeWine's order and the policy changes made by DAS allow agencies to ...
Central Ohio workers face frustrations as employers mandate return to office
Thousands of Central Ohio employees face the reality of returning to their offices after working remotely for years due to ...
COVID-19 cases decrease for fifth week: Coronavirus update for Thursday, Marach 13, 2025
The number of new COVID-19 cases in Ohio moved downward from 3,110 last week to 2,943 this week, the state reported Thursday. It was the fifth straight week with falling case numbers. Case numbers had ...
Ohio State will once again require ACT/SAT testing for admissions
The university said it will not rely solely on test scores when deciding on admissions and will comprehensively review each ...
Here are 10 ways the COVID-19 pandemic continues to change our lives today
From curbside pickups to virtual doctor visits, some of the changes that happened out of necessity during the height of COVID ...
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COVID upended the world 5 years ago. It still impacts our daily lives
Five years after COVID upended the world, we still are feeling the effects of the pandemic. Here's how some key elements of ...
Chronic absenteeism still plagues Northeast Ohio schools 5 years after start of pandemic
It's not just an urban schools problem getting kids to school every day, Summit Education Initiative Executive Director David ...
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Telehealth services exploded during COVID pandemic. Demand still remains
The Office for Civil Rights began enforcing the HIPPA regulation again in 2023, but the temporary ease of regulations gave ...
Effects of COVID pandemic still being felt in Ohio classrooms 5 years later
Recent data by the nonprofit organization Groundwork Ohio found 65% of children in Ohio are not kindergarten-ready.
Five years later: COVID-19 no longer public emergency but still affects Erie's health care
Vaccines, previous exposures and less virulent strains have made COVID-19 more of a nuisance than a public-health emergency.
Thurber House, a Columbus nonprofit for writers, is in dire need of financial support
The literary nonprofit named for Columbus’ James Thurber is struggling to remain open. Name recognition is its biggest ...
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OHSAA to hold 2026, 2027 state wrestling tournaments at Ohio State's Schottenstein Center
The 2020 tournament was canceled because of COVID-19 ... the pandemic. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. The girls state tournament joined the boys event at Ohio State ...