Weather causes delays in COVID-19 vaccine shipments to Ohio: Recap of Gov. Mike DeWine s Tuesday briefing
DeWine again made a plea to schools to return to in-person or hybrid learning by March 1. He also provided details about the state s centralized vaccine scheduler. Author: Dave Dino DeNatale Updated: 4:40 PM EST February 16, 2021
CEDARVILLE, Ohio Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine once again took the podium on Tuesday for his bi-weekly COVID-19 news conference from his home in Cedarville.
Here are some of the topics DeWine and Lt. Gov. Jon Husted discussed during the news conference.
Weather delay for vaccine shipments, appointments
DeWine announced that due to severe weather across Ohio and the country, vaccine shipments coming to providers directly from Pfizer and Moderna could be delayed by 1-2 days. Smaller shipments from the RSS Warehouse were being delivered on a 2-hour delay on Tuesday.
You can stream it on wkyc.com, our Facebook page or our YouTube channel.
Credit: Collaborative to End Human Trafficking Author: Roselyn Muñiz Updated: 7:11 PM EST January 28, 2021
CLEVELAND WKYC Studios partnered with the Collaborative to End Human Trafficking for a panel discussion addressing the impact COVID-19 is having on human trafficking.
Experts say the pandemic is worsening what is already a troublingly prevalent crime in our state. According to the Polaris Project, which manages the national Human Trafficking Hotline,
Ohio comes in fifth in cases reported by state.
The coronavirus is adding complicated layers to the issue, as it causes economic hardships, sends more kids online to learn, and poses challenges in identifying victims and prosecuting perpetrators. All these factors lead to a disastrous reality: a high risk of individuals being exploited. The impact is felt by victims, survivors, organizations, law enforcement and he
3News Monica Robins tackles your toughest COVID-19 vaccination questions
We know so many of you have a lot of questions regarding the COVID-19 vaccine. Our Senior Health Correspondent Monica Robins continues to answer them. Author: Monica Robins Updated: 7:06 PM EST January 26, 2021
CLEVELAND We re going to keep answering your COVID-19 vaccine questions until our mailbox is empty. Here s what you had for us on Tuesday:
Question: What is the progress on vaccination for kids?
Currently the Pfizer vaccine is approved for kids 16 and up and Moderna is 18 and up. Pfizer has enrolled more than 22 hundred 12 to 15 year olds for it s next trial, but Moderna is still enrolling in its trial. It could take a few more months before we have preliminary results, so we ll have to wait and see if kids can be vaccinated by next school year.
Join WKYC Studios and the Collaborative to End Human Trafficking for a panel discussion on COVID-19’s impact on human trafficking
Stream the event live on Thursday, Jan. 28, from 6:30-7 p.m. on wkyc.com, our Facebook page or our YouTube channel. Author: Roselyn Muñiz Updated: 12:18 PM EST January 28, 2021
CLEVELAND WKYC Studios and the Collaborative to End Human Trafficking are teaming up to present an upcoming virtual panel discussion addressing COVID-19’s impact on human trafficking and informing the public on how to spot the warning signs of this crime.
According to the Polaris Project, Ohio ranks fifth in human trafficking cases reported by state. Although it’s clear that a sizeable number of cases are being reported, even more work needs to be done to bring awareness to the issue, especially during the pandemic.
You can stream it on wkyc.com, our Facebook page or our YouTube channel.
Credit: Collaborative to End Human Trafficking Author: Roselyn Muñiz Updated: 7:11 PM EST January 28, 2021
CLEVELAND WKYC Studios partnered with the Collaborative to End Human Trafficking for a panel discussion addressing the impact COVID-19 is having on human trafficking.
Experts say the pandemic is worsening what is already a troublingly prevalent crime in our state. According to the Polaris Project, which manages the national Human Trafficking Hotline,
Ohio comes in fifth in cases reported by state.
The coronavirus is adding complicated layers to the issue, as it causes economic hardships, sends more kids online to learn, and poses challenges in identifying victims and prosecuting perpetrators. All these factors lead to a disastrous reality: a high risk of individuals being exploited. The impact is felt by victims, survivors, organizations, law enforcement and he