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Columbus Public Health hosts its final Vax For Cash clinics, at least for now, on Monday in Linden and on the city's eastside.
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Starting Monday, Columbus will require all employees and visitors to mask up in city buildings. Meanwhile, Ohio’s daily COVID cases are surging back to levels we haven’t seen since February.
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Governor Mike DeWine revealed the results of Columbus Public Health's $100 Vax Cash incentive program at a press conference addressing the rise in COVID-19 cases.
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Columbus and Franklin County public health officials are asking residents to wear a mask indoors regardless of their vaccination status as cases of COVID-19 surge in Central Ohio due to the delta variant.
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Columbus officials announced the results of a new 911 alternative response pilot program.
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Starting Tuesday, Columbus Public Health will be handing out $100 cash cards to Franklin County residents at select vaccine clinics.
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Public offices around Columbus officially return to something like normal Tuesday after 16 months of COVID restrictions.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has extended the expiration date for Johnson & Johnson vaccine doses, and that’s good news for Columbus.
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The Columbus Public Health Department is asking Columbus City Council to revoke its mask mandate.
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Columbus City Council votes Monday on a plan to purchase gun locks and give them away for free.