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The state heath department recommends students and staff still isolate if they feel sick and mask up for as long as they test positive; Columbus teachers are on strike for the first time in five decades; Akron community organizers push for police reform during Jayland Walker Week of Action ... and more stories.
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Vendors’ still-edible leftover food will be redistributed by the Hunger Network. Food waste will go to Rid-All Green Partnership in the Kinsman neighborhood for composting.
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The NFL has three days to appeal the decision, but the NFL Players Association already stated previously that they would abide by the decision; A Euclid police officer with a history of misconduct accusations was found guilty of assault and interference with civil rights ... and more stories.
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Mayor Justin Bibb on Thursday said he intends to form a new, independent entity to run the market’s day-to-day operations, while retaining city ownership of the historic venue.
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The plans announced Thursday propose a nonprofit to manage the market while the city would retain permanent ownership of the 110-year-old location; A new bill in the Ohio House could help alleviate the cost of prescription medications but advocates say their concern is the bill being stalled; and more stories.
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The city would retain permanent ownership of the 110-year-old Ohio City location and form a new nonprofit to run the business.
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Morning Headlines: “Unity gathering” for Jayland Walker planned tonight; funeral tomorrow...and moreThe family is hosting the gathering at an Akron church Tuesday; Walker's funeral will be held at the Akron Civic Theater on Wednesday; Walker's family and their lawyer accuse city officials of setting the tone that Jayland Walker was responsible for his own death.
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Ohio lawmakers and mayors delivered remarks after a meeting of the Ohio Mayors Alliance in Cleveland.
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A Cambridge, Ohio Marine was among four who died when their aircraft crashed Friday night in a Norwegian town during a NATO exercise; Ohio’s unemployment rate is the lowest since 2019; the Ohio Redistricting Commission moves to hire consultants as another map deadline looms; and more stories.
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Ukrainians, politicians and residents gathered at St. Vladimir Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral in Parma on Sunday; Gov. DeWine has ordered the state to stop the sale of all vodka made by a Russian-owned company; The ACLU and Planned Parenthood are suing to block enforcement of an Ohio abortion restriction; and more stories.