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Dayton approves ordinance to require face coverings in public spaces

Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley said the ordinance will take effect at 8 a.m. Friday and not wearing one could result in an $85 fine.

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Nursing home outdoor visits restart July 20 amid virus rise

The governor announced the relaxed restriction Monday, even as he continued to raise warnings about spikes in reported COVID-19 cases in two southwest Ohio counties.
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WATCH: DeWine provides update on COVID-19 in Ohio and the state's response

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine provides an update on the coronavirus and the state's response.
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Little Caesars workers fired after Ohio couple finds swastika on pizza

In a statement, Little Caesar Enterprises said it has “zero tolerance for racism and discrimination in any form” and the employees were immediately terminated.

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'I'm someone that's had it': College student urges young people to take COVID-19 seriously

Will Stack, 19, said it all started the second week of March.
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Local kids, families get involved to deliver more than 10,000 meals during pandemic

Seeds for Caring has spearheaded the initiative, helping to connect 400 families with thousands of meals.

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McIlroy, Thomas, Fowler, and Schauffele are latest commitments for 2020 Memorial Tournament

The players join a growing list who will compete at Muirfield Village Golf Club in July.
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Mom grateful for UGA players who stepped up when 8-year-old couldn't use restroom without paying

When this mom took her daughter inside a Subway for the restroom, the employee told her it was for paying customers. Two football players overheard and helped out.