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The Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control are expected to call for a pause in the use of Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday after six women who received it developed blood clots, the New York Times reports.
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The purpose of House Bill 674 was to revise liquor laws in the state.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed the bill in January.
The bill gives the Division of Liquor Control the ability to establish a process for delivery in sealed, original containers.
This expands the law to allow the legal delivery of liquor.
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Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth II's husband and the longest-serving consort of any British monarch, has died at age 99.
Philip spent 65 years supporting the queen, retiring from his public role in 2017 and staying largely out of the view since. In his active years, he helped set a new course for the monarchy under a young queen, championing Britain itself, as well as environmental causes, science and technology.
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Companies are hiring in Northeast Ohio this spring for seasonal positions and beyond.
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Coors Field in Denver -- home of Major League Baseball's Colorado Rockies -- will be the new host of this year's All-Star Game.
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Ohio’s “stand your ground law” goes into effect Tuesday. It’s a law that was passed by Republicans in December that takes away the legal requirement that people try to retreat from a situation before firing their weapon.
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The governor was joined by Ohio Department of Health Director Stephanie McCloud, who explained new consolidated health orders. The orders emphasized wearing masks at all times at indoor locations that are not residences, outdoors when 6 feet of distance cannot be maintained and while using public transportation. DeWine said the simplified orders have nothing to do with Ohio General Assembly and its recent bill limited his power.
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