Ohioans 75 and older eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccinations starting Monday Share Updated: 7:05 AM EST Jan 25, 2021 WLWT Digital Staff Share Updated: 7:05 AM EST Jan 25, 2021
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Show Transcript COMING UP KELLY. ALL RIGHT, RANDY. WE’LL CHECK BACK IN WITH YOU NEW GROUPS OF PEOPLE WILL BE LINING UP FOR THE VACCINE THE AGE RESTRICTION DROPS TO 75. UP TODAY WLWT. NEWS FIVE’S ME ON A MASSEY IS LIVE WITH WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW IF YOU ARE GETTING THAT SHOT ARE LOOKING TO GET IT JANA. YES, SO THE STATE OF OHIO IS NOW VACCINATING A LARGER RANGE OF PEOPLE AGAINST COVID-19 NOW I’M LIVE RIGHT OUTSIDE OF UC HEALTH AND THEY ARE ALSO HELPING IN THIS VACCINATION EFFORT PHASE 1 B NOW INCLUDES OHIOANS AGE 75 AND UP AND THOSE WITH CERTAIN CONGENITAL DEVELOPMENTAL OR EARLY-ONSET AND INHERITED. MISSIONS NOW SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THE ROLLOUT OHIO HAS ADMINISTERED OVER FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOSES, BUT MILLIONS MORE ARE STILL WAITING TO
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Updated: 11:53 AM CST Jan 8, 2021 WLWT Digital Staff WLWT Digital Staff The body of a missing worker has been located 30 days after a power station collapsed in Ohio.The body of Jaimie Fitzgerald, 47, was found this week, officials with the Adamo Demolition Company said Friday. “The loved ones and immediate family of Jamie Fitzgerald have been notified that he has been located at the Killen Generating Station site in Adams County, Ohio. First responders and federal officials have also been notified. Crews from the Adamo Group are currently working to safely recover him. More information will be announced as it becomes available,” a news release said.Fitzgerald had been missing under the rubble since Dec. 9.Fitzgerald was working as a contractor at the site, helping to demolish a building.Officials said the building was in the middle of a demolition when it collapsed. According to the Manchester Fire Chief, the 14-story building was intact prior to
Majority of Michigan families with children have lost income during coronavirus crisis
Updated Dec 21, 2020;
Posted Dec 21, 2020
An unemployed worker looks at the State of Michigan unemployment site Wednesday, April 29, 2020, in Detroit. As of mid-April, about 26 million Americans had filed unemployment claims in the first five weeks since governments began ordering people to stay home and some businesses to close as a precaution against spreading the new coronavirus. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)AP
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A majority of Michigan children have been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, in ways that range from living in a household that lost income, to moving to online classes, to parents experiencing mental-health issues.
colorado and, perhaps, virginia, but obama has an advantage in nevada so they trade the states back-and-forth in an exercise to get people to the polls because in the natural polls tied at 47 percent, literally, for months and with the battleground states seesawing back and forth with a similar and tight margin every vote and getting them to the ballot box will matter. shepard: the president s camp is pointing to the area along the bodier with michigan and ohio where they say that is where they work in jobs and they have not forgotten mitt romney s statements and that is why the president things they will win ohio and history tells us they will win the white house. carl: because history tells us no republican has won the white house without ohio the you know that. the bottom line it is like a midwestern firewall in the eyes of the campaign folks in chicago. they believe and they will say the math is the math.