Even as the virus has slowed its growth in overwhelmed Italy and in China, where it first emerged, hospitals in Spain and France are reaching their breaking points and the U.S. and Britain are bracing for incoming waves of desperately ill people.
The top infectious-disease expert in the United States warned that smaller U.S. cities are about to witness the rapid acceleration in coronavirus cases that New York is seeing.
Cleveland Metroparks officials are taking additional steps across the park district to encourage social distancing, and help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Dr. Amy Acton, the director of the Ohio Department of Health during the coronavirus pandemic, is reminding people that a return to normalcy will not be easy.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine highlighted a map during Wednesday’s briefing showing the state divided into eight different regions for the purpose of increasing hospital capacity for a potential future surge of COVID-19 patients.
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost issued the annual 2019 Capital Crimes Report on Wednesday, detailing each case that resulted in a death sentence in Ohio dating back to 1981.
Deputies will now frequently patrol parks ensure sure all children and adults are complying with proper social distancing guidelines, according to the sheriff’s office.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is garnering international attention for his precise and preventative measures taken in the fight against the spread of COVID-19.
The number of U.S. deaths could range from 100,000 to 240,000 even if Americans continue to stay home and limit contact with others, experts predicted at a media briefing with President Donald Trump.
To help keep customers informed, the grocery store chain Giant Eagle is compiling a list of stores where an employee who tested positive for the coronavirus worked.
Passengers from an ill-fated South American cruise are anxious to disembark once they reach Florida, but Gov. Ron DeSantis said the state’s health care resources are already stretched too thin to take on another ship’s coronavirus caseload.
Despite receiving all allocated person protective equipment from the Strategic National Stockpile, the Ohio Department of Health said the personal protective equipment supplies received and the state’s reserve will not meet immediate or future needs.
