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Coronavirus latest: 1,098,593 cases in Ohio; 456,053 in Kentucky; 741,053 in Indiana Updated: 4:43 PM EDT May 25, 2021 WLWT Digital Staff WLWT Digital Staff Share Updated: 4:43 PM EDT May 25, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript Good afternoon, Everyone this week is an exciting week as our first Ohio vaccine. Million uh, winner will be announced on Wednesday night 7 29. During the evening Ohio lottery broadcast. The Ohio lottery has conducted a data i...

May 18, 2021 12:07 PM Politicians will be able to make sure that some of the purplest congressional districts in the U.S. don’t stay that way. Bloomberg Government’s Greg Giroux examined district-by-district 2020 presidential election results and identified where the outcomes were the tightest. As you’ll see in his chart, nonpartisan commissions will be the primary decision-makers on revising only three of the 10 congressional districts with the tightest top-of-the-ticket...

April 27, 2021 12:07 PM Now that states know whether their congressional delegations will shrink or grow, it’s time to indulge in one of Washington’s favorite games: Guessing who won’t risk making re-election pitches to voters accustomed to being represented by someone else. Four House members are retiring and another four have declared their interest in another job—including Ohio Rep. Tim Ryan (D), who announced a bid for the U.S. Senate ahead of the Census Bureau co...

Staff argued over privacy algorithm’s redistricting impact Redistricting head said small counties could be the losers April 21, 2021 1:12 PM By Alex Ebert The U.S. Census Bureau expert in charge of providing redistricting data to states raised alarm that a new privacy-protecting process could hurt small towns and make data too inaccurate for redrawing district maps, internal emails show. The emails are attached to a brief filed by the Alabama attorney general in a lawsuit chall...

+ Great musicians, often regarded as the epitome of remarkableness in their respective genres, are rare. There is the King of Pop, but is there a dominant and renowned figure or band in the American folk-rock genre? You have probably heard of the folk-rock band Edward and Sharpe and Magnetic Zeros that was formed in California in 2007. Their founding singer, Jade Castrinos, left the band in 2014 amid great controversy. Fans have been wondering what the musician has been up to since pursuing a...

Ohio's COVID-19 advisory system remains unchanged Thursday, as the state sees a decreasing amount of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.

Credit: Getty Love is like a box of chocolates: you keep looking for the one you really want, and leave the shit for some other poor sap. Luckily, these artists opened their hearts to pen songs about love that capture the rush of romance more poetically than we ever could. A truly great love song is a like an adrenaline hit to your heart and soul, evoking feelings of nostalgia, heartache and the euphoria of the best of times with that special someone. Now, before we make ourselves sick, here ar...

Pantochino Summer Teen Theatre Now Registering for "The SpongeBob Musical" Written by Pantochino News Desk Award-winning Pantochino Productions Inc has announced registration for its Summer Teen Theatre production of “The SpongeBob Musical.” The immersive two-week program allows young actors 12 to 18 years old the opportunity to learn, rehearse and perform a full-scale musical working with professional directors, choreographers and designers. Dates for the program are July 26-Aug...

The COVID-19 outbreak is continuing to change everyday life for millions of Americans. Leaders across the county, including the Tri-State area, are implementing measures to stop the spread by shutting down schools and restaurants and canceling events.

The COVID-19 outbreak is continuing to change everyday life for millions of Americans. Leaders across the county, including the Tri-State area, are implementing measures to stop the spread by shutting down schools and restaurants and canceling events.