More than 200 apply for Columbus Civilian Review Board
The board would direct, fund and staff an independent inspector general department that would investigate allegations of misconduct and other police actions.
VERIFY: Social media bans don't violate First Amendment, here's why
President Trump was banned on several social media sites this week for violating terms of service. Many are calling the bans a violation of the First Amendment.
Take 10: William Murdock, MORPC Executive Director
Yolanda Harris talks about the lack of affordable housing in central Ohio with William Murdock, Executive Director at Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission.
Neighbors help keep 5th grader's lawn care business going
Tamarion Shepherd is just 11-years-old, but knows the value of hard work. When his family was forced to move, his neighbor helped him keep the business going.
This week's "Face the State" discusses Governor Mike Dewine's push to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine faster and recommendations for quarantining exposed students.
Face the State discusses the extension of the statewide curfew, Ohio preparing for the COVID-19 vaccine and hurdles facing the passage of COVID-19 relief.
This week on Face the State: A COVID-19 vaccine could be distributed in Ohio next month and we look at how Ohio colleges and universities are changing spring plans.
Biden suggests upping vaccinations to 1.5 million a day by spring
Monday President Biden said he hopes to have 1 million shots a day administered within the next three weeks, and raise that to 1.5 million a day by spring.
Biden signs executive orders on virus aid for food, unemployment
President Joe Biden signed two executive orders Friday to increase food aid, unemployment aid and clear a path for $15 hourly minimum wage for federal workers.
Fauci: Fall 2021 could see 'degree of normality' if enough are vaccinated by then
Dr. Anthony Fauci predicted that if 70 to 85% of Americans are vaccinated by mid to end of summer, there could be a 'degree of normality' in Fall 2021.
Dr. Fauci discusses COVID-19 variants that are more transmissible
Dr. Fauci said the more transmissible variants of the COVID-19 virus should be taken seriously, but it appears vaccines currently will still be effective against it.
Iowa worker launches weather balloon amid strong wind and snow
As a winter storm brought snow, heavy at times, to Iowa on Jan. 25, it was up to one National Weather Service worker to brave the blustery conditions and launch a weather balloon.
