COVID-19 anniversary: 5 years later, the pandemic's impact is still evident in Ohio
It's been five years since the COVID-19 pandemic first arrived in Ohio. While many of COVID's hallmarks have receded, its impact remains.
Ohioans' COVID-19 unemployment checks in limbo again, despite judge's order
Whether Ohioans will get $900 million in federal COVID-19 unemployment benefits remains up in the air — despite a judge's order to dole out the money.
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Proposed law could extend Ohio’s school year
Ohio public school students may soon be spending more time in the classroom. Ohio requires public school students, grades 7-12, to be in the classroom for 1,001 hours per school year, putting Ohio behind some other states: Ohio lawmakers want to increase the required number by 53 hours,
Should Ohio school board candidates run as Democrats or Republicans? Some want them to
Senate Bill 107 would allow candidates for state and local school boards to declare their political party on the ballot.
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Ohio workers waiting on long-delayed pandemic unemployment benefits will have to keep waiting
A Franklin County judge has delayed his order directing Ohio to chase down unemployment benefits from the COVID-19 pandemic. His decision to stay his ruling allows the state to continue its appeal without having to get the ball rolling on securing $900 million in stranded benefits.
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Gov. Mike DeWine's refusal to request pandemic funds sparks $900M controversy in Ohio: Legally Speaking
On Monday, the same judge that ordered DeWine to ask for Federal Pandemic ... required by Ohio law to accept and distribute the FUPC payments to Ohioans devastated by COVID-19," Dann said on ...
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Thurber House Who? Why the Nonprofit for Columbus Writers Is Struggling
The literary nonprofit named for Columbus’ James Thurber is struggling to remain open. Name recognition is its biggest challenge, its leader says.