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​​​COLUMBUS, Ohio — Services will be held on Jan. 28 for Franklin County sheriff’s deputy Terrance Bateman, 59, who died of COVID-19 complications on Saturday. What You Need To Know Bateman is the second county sheriff's deputy to die…

​​​COLUMBUS, Ohio — COVID-19 case reports from the Ohio Department of Health will be inflated for several days beginning Friday due to a backlog caused by overwhelming numbers. What You Need To Know Ohio's COVID-19 case reports will…

COLUMBUS, Ohio – In central Ohio, members of the Ohio National Guard have been deployed to additional hospitals as the virus surge worsens in the region. What You Need To Know The National Guard arrived at additional OhioHealth and…

CLEVELAND — The Ohio Coronavirus Wastewater Monitoring Network is made up of the Ohio Department of Health, the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and the Ohio Water Resources Center at the…

COLUMBUS, Ohio — About 70 Ohio National Guard were deployed to Mount Carmel East on Tuesday to assist hospital staff due to rising COVID-19 cases. What You Need To Know Ohio National Guard were deployed to Mount Carmel East to assist…

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Researchers from Ohio State University said on Thursday that deer in multiple northeast Ohio locations had evidence of antibodies for COVID-19, indicating the deer had been infected by the virus. What You Need To Know…

COLUMBUS, Ohio — As COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations spike, Ohio health professionals are pleading with the public to get vaccinated, wear a mask and take a test before visiting family this holiday. What You Need To Know Cases of…

​​COLUMBUS, Oho — As the virus surge worsens causing some central Ohio hospitals to delay elective surgeries, Ohio State Wexner officials urged the public to take precautions against COVID-19 and to consider treatment options immediately…

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio may be plateauing in terms of the number of available hospital beds reported used to treat COVID-19 throughout the state. What You Need To Know Eye on Ohio: The Ohio Center for Journalism fought the state for…

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Officials said authorization of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for children 12- to 15-years-old — expected early next week — could help Ohio achieve enough immunity for the state in the coming weeks. Expanded eligibility to…