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Ohio sets new daily record for COVID-19 cases: 2,518 new cases, 23 deaths
The Ohio Department of Health reported 2,518 new cases of coronavirus in the state Friday and 23 deaths.
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Ohio reaches 200,000 COVID-19 cases: 2,116 new cases, 11 deaths reported on Monday
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Coronavirus: Cases in Cincinnati region surge 40% in four weeks, total surpasses 40,000
The Cincinnati region now has seen more than 40,000 cases - a total that's equal to the population of Covington, Northern Kentucky's largest city.
Cincinnati Children's starts COVID-19 vaccine trials on adolescents
The Pfizer trial started on adults in the spring and is ready to move to children, say hospital officials.
Opinion: Under President Trump, Americans are breathing cleaner air
Today's air is 77% cleaner that it was in 1970.
Pandemic leads women to delay mammograms; experts fear future rise in breast cancer deaths
Alarmed cancer experts say the pandemic has put Ohio and the nation in an unprecedented experiment with dangerous consequences.
As COVID-19 hospitalizations set Ohio record, Vice President Mike Pence in Cincinnati today to hold rally for Trump re-election
Attendees will be admitted to the Lunken event between 4 and 5:30 p.m. Temperature checks will be conducted and attendees will be given masks.
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As COVID-19 hospitalizations set Ohio record, Vice President Mike Pence in Cincinnati today to hold rally for Trump re-election
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'It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown' won't air on ABC this year, moves to Apple TV+
Say goodbye to watching 'It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown' on ABC. The Halloween special will instead air on demand on AppleTV+
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'It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown' won't air on ABC this year, moves to Apple TV+
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Opinion: Old Social Security lies shouldn’t faze us
Joe Biden is resorting to the same election-year lie Democrats always use: Republicans are coming for your Social Security.
Cincy medical leader warns: 2 weeks to stop COVID spread or we're going to have big problems
The Cincinnati region also lacks clear and consistent public health messages on the virus compared to peer cities such as Pittsburgh, officials said.
Coronavirus in Ohio: Fourth day in a row of more than 2,000 new COVID-19 cases
Saturday marked the fourth straight day of Ohio recording more than 2,000 new cases. The state reported 2,039 new cases on Wednesday, 2,178 on Thursday and 2,148 on Friday.
Ohio reports more than 2,000 new COVID-19 cases for the third day in a row
Friday was the third day Ohio reported more than 2,000 new daily cases. Gov. Mike DeWine will be in Cincinnati to discuss the record-breaking statistics.
'We're going to win Ohio.' Ivanka Trump addresses hundreds in Cincinnati as she campaigns for father
Ivanka Trump was in Cincinnati on behalf of her father's presidential re-election bid, a campaign stop that comes polls show a close race in Ohio.
What is polyneuropathy, the disease that afflicted Joe Morgan?
The disease mars peripheral nerves, the eyes and ears of the central nervous system. "When they malfunction, complex functions can grind to a halt."
Biden: Cincinnati is the 'starting gate.' Biden tells Cincinnati voters how important they are this year.
Former VP Joe Biden spoke for about 35 minutes to about 20 local Democrats and union leaders in the massive rotunda of Cincinnati's Union Terminal.
Joe Biden to campaign in Cincinnati and Toledo on Monday
Joe Biden returns to Ohio on Monday, with stops in Cincinnati and Toledo, as Vice President Mike Pence campaigns in Columbus.
It's Necessary: Seeing red
After a half-year of living through the coronavirus pandemic, some people still don't follow the guidelines. And, so, here we are.
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After a half-year of living through the coronavirus pandemic, some people still don't follow the guidelines. And, so, here we are.
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Kentucky Gov. Beshear reports 'startlingly high' total of new COVID-19 cases due to backlog
Beshear said the backlog was result of Fayette County failing to send the state its data, and more cases will be reported over the next few days.
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Kentucky Gov. Beshear reports 'startlingly high' total of new COVID-19 cases due to backlog
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Sudsy Malone’s building on Short Vine has been demolished. Let's reminisce
The long-shuttered Sudsy Malone’s building was brimming with memories. Like shows played to a total of 7 people. And Beck stopping in to do laundry.
Reds, Bengals and FC Cincinnati owners donate to Republican causes
USA Today looked at the political donations of sports owners across the country. The principal owners of the Reds, Bengals and FC Cincinnati gave to Republican causes.
Ohio GOP lawmaker tries and fails to charge Gov. Mike DeWine with terrorism
A spokesman for Gov. Mike DeWine declined to comment on Rep. John Becker's "patently absurd" complaint.