Mysheika Roberts

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.

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.

Starting Tuesday, Columbus Public Health will be handing out $100 cash cards to Franklin County residents at select vaccine clinics.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has extended the expiration date for Johnson & Johnson vaccine doses, and that’s good news for Columbus.

Vaccine eligibility opens up Monday for everyone in Ohio age 16 or older.

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