Across Ohio|News|
Ohio Sees Most Ever COVID-19 Hospitalizations In 24 Hour Period
After a brief dip in new COVID-19 cases, Ohio is again confirming more than 2,000 new cases in a single day.
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Ohio: Finding Our Way Forward
The coronavirus shutdown brought civic life and commerce to a standstill for months. These stories of revival show how communities, businesses, schools and essential institutions in Ohio are finding ways to reopen, recover and move forward.
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Lakewood, OH|News|
Debate On Remote Education Breaks Out At Lakewood Board Meeting
The Lakewood Board of Education public comment period saw a spirited debate on the merits of remote-education.
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Across Ohio|News|
'This Is A Precarious Time' In Ohio, Governor Says
Ohio confirmed more than 1,800 new COVID-19 cases on Monday.
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Cleveland Heights, OH|News|
Heights Superintendent Pivots Away From In-Person Reopening
Superintendent Elizabeth Kirby now suggests the district should continue with remote-only education
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Strongsville, OH|News|
All Strongsville Students Returning To School
Despite an upgraded COVID-19 threat in Cuyahoga County, the Strongsville Schools are returning all students to classes.
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Across Ohio|News|
Ohio Confirms More Than 2,000 New Coronavirus Cases In 1 Day
This is the third straight day Ohio has confirmed more than 2,000 new COVID-19 cases in a single day.
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Across Ohio|News|
Ohio Sets New High For Coronavirus Cases; No Plans For Shutdown
For the second straight day, Ohio has set a record for most COVID-19 cases confirmed in a day.
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Cleveland, OH|News|
Cuyahoga County Schools Need More COVID Testing, GCC Says
The Greater Cleveland Congregations want to see more COVID-19 testing for students and staff in public schools.
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Across Ohio|News|
Ohio Hits New Coronavirus Case High
Over the past 24 hours, health officials confirmed more than 2,000 new COVID-19 cases in Ohio.
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Across Ohio|News|
Many Ohio Kids Aren't Getting Vaccinated For Preventable Diseases
Gov. Mike DeWine urged Ohio parents to take their children to doctors for routine vaccinations.
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Cleveland, OH|News|
Sokolowski's University Inn To Close Permanently
For nearly a century, Sokolowski's University Inn has served the people of Northeast Ohio.
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Across Ohio|News|
Coronavirus Outbreak 'Likely' To Get Worse In Ohio, Governor Says
Gov. Mike DeWine said Ohio's COVID-19 outbreak could lead to a "tough winter."
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Strongsville, OH|News|
Strongsville Students In Quarantine After Positive COVID-19 Tests
Three Strongsville students have tested positive for coronavirus.
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Across Ohio|News|
Ohio Crosses Tragic Coronavirus Milestone
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, more than 5,000 Ohioans have died because of the virus.
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Across Ohio|News|
Ohio Confirms More Than 1,800 New Coronavirus Cases In 1 Day
Ohio has seen an uptick in new COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations over the past three weeks.
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Across Ohio|News|
First-Time Unemployment Claims Climb In Ohio
Nearly 19,000 Ohioans filed for unemployment benefits for the first time last week.
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Across Ohio|News|
New Coronavirus Surge Continues In Ohio
New COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations were both up again on Wednesday.
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Across Ohio|News|
Coronavirus On Upswing In Ohio: Nearly 1,500 New Cases Confirmed
In the past 24 hours, 88 Ohioans have died from COVID-19 complications.
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Shaker Heights, OH|News|
Shaker Schools Extend High School Online Education Enrollment
Families in Shaker Heights said they needed more information to mull the district's on-site reopening plan.
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Across Ohio|News|
Obesity In Ohio Could Make Coronavirus Illnesses Worse: CDC
The CDC says racial and ethnic groups in Ohio, already at increased COVID-19 risk, are more likely to be hospitalized if they're obese.
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Cleveland, OH|News|
Cleveland Orchestra Makes Special 'Ode To Joy' Video
Using iconic locations around Greater Cleveland, the Cleveland Orchestra is highlighting the beauty of our region.
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Across Ohio|News|
Ohio Lifts Some Restrictions On Bars, Restaurants
Social distancing and facial coverings will still be required for employees and customers.
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Shaker Heights, OH|News|
Shaker Heights Schools Plan In-Person Reopening For Late October
The district will use a hybrid education model to ease students back into in-class instruction.
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Cleveland, OH|News|
I-X Center To Close Permanently Due To Coronavirus
The local event space has been home to presidential rallies, cat shows and the I-X Indoor Amusement Park.
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Across Ohio|News|
Ohio Passes Law Making Businesses Immune To Coronavirus Lawsuits
Gov. Mike DeWine signed legislation ensuring civil immunity to coronavirus lawsuits for businesses, schools and others.
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Across Ohio|News|
'Very Dangerous' Possibility Of Ohioans Contracting Flu, COVID-19
Gov. Mike DeWine is urging Ohioans to get a flu vaccine as soon as possible.
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Strongsville, OH|News|
Strongsville Restaurants Announce Support For Music Boosters
Five restaurants are taking part in a fundraising program to aid the Strongsville Instrumental Music Boosters.
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Across Ohio|News|
6 Major Ohio Companies Announce Layoffs, Furloughs
United Airlines, LiveNation, Avis Budget Car and other companies announced permanent and temporary layoffs this week.
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Cleveland, OH|News|
Cuyahoga County Remains 'Orange' For COVID-19 Threat
For the third straight week, Cuyahoga County has avoided "red" classification for COVID-19 threat.
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Avon-Avon Lake, OH|News|
COVID-19 Threat In Lorain County Downgraded
Lorain County made an unprecedented drop from "red" to "yellow" on Thursday.
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Across Ohio|News|
FEMA Sending 9 Million Masks To Ohio
The face masks will be sent mostly to Ohio schools and daycare facilities.
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Across Ohio|News|
Ohio Schools Must Implement COVID-19 Case Reporting Mechanism
Ohio schools must develop a system for reporting COVID-19 cases among students.
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Lakewood, OH|News|
Mahall's Hits Fundraising Goal, Will Explore Support For Artists
The iconic bowling alley and bar needed money to keep its lights on. The Lakewood community answered their call for help.
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Across Ohio|News|
Ohio Crosses 4,000 Coronavirus Deaths
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, more than 4,000 Ohioans have died because of the virus.
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Across Ohio|News|
Ohio Announces Spectator Limits For Sporting Events
Gov. Mike DeWine clarified his new orders allowing fall sports to proceed with limited spectators.
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Avon-Avon Lake, OH|News|
Lorain Boys & Girls Clubs To Offer In-Person Help To Students
Four Lorain County Boys & Girls Clubs will offer in-person aid for students struggling with online-only education.
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Solon, OH|News|
Solon Schools Move Forward With Remote-Only Education
While the state has downgraded the threat of COVID-19 spread in Cuyahoga County, that won't change the district's reopening plan.
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Across Ohio|News|
Performance Theaters Will Soon Reopen In Ohio
Gov. Mike DeWine said health officials are working on reopening guidelines for theaters.
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Cleveland Heights, OH|News|
Heights Schools Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
Three elementary school employees have tested positive for COVID-19, the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Schools announced.
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Avon-Avon Lake, OH|News|
Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club Finds New Way To Help The Community
A Little Garden Book House has been installed at Miller Park, allowing residents to check out literature on gardening.
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