Ohio

Governor Mike DeWine discussed differences between antigen and PCR testing methods to identify coronavirus infections during a CNN 'State of the Union' appearance on Sunday.

An Ohio woman challenged a Planet Fitness staff member after he repeatedly asked her to leave the gym for refusing to wear a mask.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced late Thursday that he had tested negative after taking a second coronavirus test, hours after he was forced to cancel a planned meeting with President Donald Trump over a positive test result.

The president will speak on revitalizing the manufacturing industry at a washing machine manufacturing plant.

The rapper has filed an independent bid for U.S. president in Ohio and is reportedly being helped by GOP operatives.

Hydroxychloroquine has been touted as a treatment and preventative measure for COVID-19 by President Donald Trump.

"What we saw on those walls is not reflective of our community," said Dylan Brennan, mayor of University Heights, Ohio.

Artist Larry Davis said he wanted to use the money to show frontline workers "I appreciate what they were doing."

The man was allegedly selling fentanyl, one of many opioids connection to over 100 deaths in the U.S. each day.

"I'm not going to blame the president for what we do or what we don't do in Ohio. The buck stops with me," Ohio Governor Mike DeWine said of his new statewide mask mandate.

Gov. Mike DeWine said: "Wearing masks will make a difference. It will determine what our fall looks like. We want kids to go back to school, we want to see sports—to do that it's very important that all Ohioans wear a mask."

But a plurality of voters in the two swing states said that, despite their personal preferences, Trump would likely win in November.

The Clark County Sheriff's Office said it is investigating the photo, in which a man is seen mirroring the killing of George Floyd.

"If you look at our numbers today, versus where Florida was a month ago, we have very similar numbers," Governor Mike DeWine, a Republican, said.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine urged residents to wear face coverings as COVID-19 cases increase in the state, saying those who refuse to adopt preventative measures are playing "Russian roulette" with their lives.

As COVID-19 cases surge nationwide, areas are pushing for people to wear face coverings to stem the spread.

Georgia, Iowa, Utah and Louisiana each reported around a 42 to 61 percent increase in new cases on Friday.

GOP Representative Nino Vitale asked if people are "tired of living in a dictatorship" on Facebook and urged them to stop getting tested after Governor Mike DeWine issued a face mask order for seven counties in the state.

"We are in a crisis," Ohio Governor Mike DeWine said Tuesday. "It is a crisis we have not seen in this state for 102 years."

Ohio's Newton Falls declared itself a "Statuary Sanctuary City" in a written proclamation letter issued on Saturday.

Officer Anthony Dia was shot in the chest and killed by an unknown suspect at a Home Depot parking lot on the 1000 block of Alexis Road this morning.

"The spike in coronavirus cases across the City of Cleveland warrants the mandated use of masks," Mayor Frank Jackson said.

Shootings at three shopping malls in Alabama, Massachusetts and Ohio have left at least five people injured.

Each stands accused of soliciting bribes from local businesses and individuals in exchange for special permits and waivers.

A Sheriff's Office in an eastern Ohio county was called to capture a snake that had successfully climbed to a high shelf and hidden there.

The pizza was made by two teenage employees as "an internal joke" and sold by another who didn't know what they had done.

The petition stated that while Christopher Columbus "initiated the genocide against Indigenous Americans," Ettore Boiardi, also known as Chef Boyardee, "enriched [the Cleveland] community with his food and iconic mustache."

Ohio

Attorney Ben Crump said he planned to pursue hate crime charges in Na'kia Crawford's killing until he learned the alleged shooter is Black and therefore those charges would not apply.

At least 14 Ohio students celebrating high school graduation have been diagnosed with COVID-19 after returning from a vacation to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.