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Census: Most Ohio Cities Lose Residents, But Rural Counties Shedding Population Too

Ohio's population grew by just 2.3%, making it one of seven states to lose a Congressional seat.
Ohio Gets Census Data To Draw Maps - But Lawmakers Still Need To Wait

The data must be processed and verified, and that makes the short timeline to draw the maps even shorter.
Ohio Department Of Health Will Have A New Leader

And he will be a familiar face to many Ohioans who have followed the COVID-19 pandemic closely.
Top Doc Urges COVID-Concerned Parents To Send Kids To School In Masks

Dr. Bruce Vanderhhoff says masks are a good way to prevent COVID spread.
Doctor Speaks Out On Ohio Hospitals Requiring Staff To Get COVID Vaccines

Dr. Steven Burdette says he's tired of losing his friends.
Cincinnati Mayor Officially Enters The Race For Governor

John Cranley will make his announcement later this morning.
Resignation Of Deputy Superintendent In State's Education Department Causes Concern

The resignation comes on the heels of the retirement of Superintendent Paolo DeMaria. He leaves later this month.
New Poverty Report Doesn't Show Full Impact Of COVID-19 Pandemic

But agencies that serve low-income Ohioans say they are providing far more services since the pandemic began.
Some Ohio Lawmakers Urge High Schools To Retire Native American Mascots

They are sponsoring a resolution they say will help schools make that transition.
Ohio health officials preparing for child vaccinations

Approval of the COVID-19 vaccine for kids ages five to 11 is expected soon.

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