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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.
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
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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 integrity review of registrations, registration is closed at midnight last night. This review included removal of duplicate, uh, entries. I m pleased to announce that two million, 758,470 Ohioans have registered for the $1 million dollar drawing. And again, a reminder, Once you re registered, you re in for all five drawings through the next few weeks. So again, that number Is 2,000,000, Ohioans are in and registered. Also, 104,386 young Ohioans registered for the scholarship drawing agai
Marshall County Sheriff Office first in the state to receive throwable tactical cameras
The Marshall County Sheriff s Office is the first in the state to have this new equipment By Stefante Randall | April 22, 2021 at 9:22 PM CDT - Updated April 22 at 9:23 PM
MARSHALL COUNTY, Ala. (WAFF) - Marshall County deputies will soon be the first in Alabama to use state-of-the-art throwable cameras.
These new cameras are shaped like a ball so they can be attached to things, thrown, or even rolled. They offer a 360-degree view of areas that law enforcement and first responders canât enter right away if they are in a hostage or active shooter situation.