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The data showed that Moderna vaccine recipients had fewer breakthrough infections and hospitalizations than did Pfizer recipients. But there was no "statistically significant" difference in mortality rates. → Read More
Ohio paid out millions of dollars in unemployment to fraudulent claims, while also overpaying some legitimate claims. A report from the state auditor shows ODJFS paid out $477 million in fraudulent benefits and overpaid more than $3 billion on legitimate claims (April 2020 through June 2021). → Read More
Saturday, Jan. 15, marks the first month since summer 2021 that more than 1.2 million Ohio families will not receive a monthly child tax credit payment. → Read More
A Mansfield family is raising money to get their son a service dog. Maximus Quimby, who goes by Max, is eight years old. He is autistic and also has an autoimmune encephalitis disorder, which causes painful brain swelling. → Read More
More people may have been lighting up cigarettes during the pandemic. → Read More
A Northeast Ohio teenager has created a new app to help children from kindergarten to 7th grade learn math in an effective and individualized way. → Read More
A virtual benefit concert will be held via livestream Friday, January 7, to raise money for Hal Walker, a Northeast Ohio musician living with a chronic illness. → Read More
For months, we’ve seen headlines about staffing shortages across a number of industries. Now, during the holiday season, some retailers are looking for ways to fill the gaps and add new workers in a tight labor market. → Read More
Cleveland brewpub Saucy Brew Works is known for its pizza, its craft beer, and more recently, its coffee. Now, the company is branching out into cannabis—but not in Ohio. → Read More
The Ohio Department of Transportation is once again reminding drivers of the state’s Move Over law after a collision on I-271 Thursday. → Read More
Nearly two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, many venues and businesses have reopened to the public for events, but news of the omicron variant brings a renewed focus on staying safe at gatherings and events. → Read More
On the last day of November, which was National Adoption Month, Ohio Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted announced that Ohio is the first state to implement two new technology tools to help children in foster care connect with their forever families. → Read More
For nonprofits, GivingTuesday has become one of the biggest fundraising days of the year. If you’re making monetary donations on GivingTuesday this year, there are some factors to consider when it comes to financial planning and taxes, and to how charities can best make use of your money. → Read More
The city of Maple Heights has begun a door-to-door inspection program to make sure houses don’t fall into disrepair or have to be demolished. The city’s Building Department has already started inspecting the exteriors of some of the houses in Maple Heights. → Read More
Governor Mike DeWine announced a new initiative Monday to support Ohio’s first responders and help them process the stress and pressure of their jobs. The Ohio Office of First Responder Wellness is a new division within the Ohio Department of Public Safety’s Office of Criminal Justice Services. → Read More
The holiday season means busy season at area foodbanks, and the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank is no exception. → Read More
With Thanksgiving a couple of days away, COVID-19 safety is on the minds of many as we prepare to get together with family and friends for the holiday. → Read More
With the long-awaited Opportunity Corridor on the east side of Cleveland now open, vehicles can travel from Interstate 490/Interstate 77 to University Circle. A woman whose home was bought and torn down for the project saw the Corridor for the first time. → Read More
The Cleveland Clinic is one of only a few health care systems across the U.S. that is now doing genomic testing for some of its cancer patients, pointing the way to a future of personalized medicine. → Read More
Alisa Warshay has found many ways to honor and remember her father since his death in 2017. On World Pancreatic Cancer Day, Nov. 18, she shared his experience with News 5, as well how she’s gotten involved following his illness and death. → Read More