Cuyahoga County has launched an interactive, user-generated map showing how businesses and public spaces are adhering to new health guidelines related to COVID-19.
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The OAC said was committed to having the affected sports compete during the spring semester. Now football, soccer, and women's volleyball have competitions on the calendar.
Akron student-athletes and coaches were ready to get back on the field and back into classrooms. But now, they will have to wait at least another 9 weeks this fall.
A bill in the Ohio state senate proposes to keep tax dollars in the cities where people physically work while less people are commuting to big cities and more are working from home during the pandemic
In the midst of the coronavirus crisis, the Greater Cleveland Food Bank is here to help, all with adhering to social distancing standards with a drive-thru distribution.
GLIAC said student-athletes will still be able to practice and participate in athletic training programs following NCAA, institutional, local, and state guidelines.
An Akron man has spent the past month fighting for his life in the hospital. He is battling COVID-19, and a week before he went in, his wife was in the same hospital recovering from her breast cancer surgery.
Data from the Ohio Department of Health shows that the majority of individuals who tested positive for the coronavirus since June range in age from 20 to 29 years old.
A new survey released by the Ohio Federation of Teachers (OFT) showed that most educators are okay with starting the school year in a remote learning environment.
In the wake of reports that the Big 10 is planning to shut the 2020 football season down due to COVID-19, Cleveland area sports bars fear major business losses.
Parma City School District announced Sunday evening they will resume extracurricular activities on August 11, but they will limit their gatherings to no more than 10.
On Friday, 19 News learned that six employees who worked at the venue the event was held at tested positive for COVID a few hours before the fundraiser started.
There are contradicting stories about where Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s false positive COVID-19 test was conducted before President Trump’s arrival in Cleveland on Thursday.
Six Shoreby Club employees tested positive in the lead-up to President Donald Trump’s visit to the lakeshore neighborhood and resort on Thursday evening.
An infectious disease expert from University Hospitals will talk with 19 News about the positive and negative results from Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s coronavirus testing on Thursday.
A pair of Republican State Senators are cosponsoring a bill that would allow local health agencies to reject directives from the Ohio Department of health during a pandemic.
During a live address, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, 73, said he has “no idea” where he contracted the coronavirus from, and he said he hasn’t had a discussion with his doctor about potentially elevated risks given his age.
The same day the Erie County Health Department sent out recommendations that all schools in the county learn remotely for the first nine weeks, Vermilion Local Schools announced it would follow their guidelines.
The office for the Ohio governor said the regularly-scheduled coronavirus briefing from Columbus on Thursday has been postponed ahead of President Donald Trump’s visit to the Cleveland area.
Akron Bartender says she is relieved the bars are closing earlier because late-night patrons have punched, screamed at bartenders for enforcing the social distancing rules
The wrath of COVID-19 has prompted the cancellation of yet another annual tradition in Northeast Ohio. Event planners of the 2020 Cleveland Oktoberfest have announced, after working with various health officials, that it is in the best interest to cancel this years festival.
In the midst of the coronavirus crisis, the Greater Cleveland Food Bank is here to help, all with adhering to social distancing standards with a drive-thru distribution.
The Akron Police Department said shootings in the city have increased over the last several months, citing the coronavirus pandemic for one of the factors in the spike.
Multiple bars that already sued the City of Columbus to keep them from having to close at 10 p.m. is now suing the state over the order to stop serving alcohol past 10 p.m.
The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo is offering guests the chance to experience the Asian Lantern Festival from the comfort of their car for a limited time amid the coronavirus crisis.
A Cleveland man who spent nearly a month on a ventilator has made a miraculous recovery. The local pastor and radio host said it was the darkest days of his life and for the first time ever he nearly lost his faith.
Despite a recommendation from the Cuyahoga County Board of Health, Mayfield City Schools are keeping student athletes on the practice field this fall, citing contradictions with a previous order by the Ohio Department of Health.
As several schools make the move to begin the school year online, administrators in North Ridgeville are pressing forward with a partially in-person plan.
As he has during previous briefings, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine took a moment out of Tuesday’s press conference to describe several scenarios where COVID-19 spread among individuals attending public or family gatherings.
