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And this comes just days after the Thanksgiving holiday. -
The number of cases, hospitalizations, and deaths are continuing to increase during this variant-induced second wave.
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The Ohio Department of Health reports the number of cases now rivals last winter's surge.
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As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, DeWine reiterates the vaccine is key to pulling out of the pandemic.
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County Public Health Commissioner Donna Skoda says she's still concerned about community spread, even as more people are getting vaccinated.
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The state made the decision in attempt to try to counter the spike in COVID-19 cases that's a result of spreading coronavirus variants.
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A greater demand for their services is leading to a shortage of space and staff.
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Mahoning County has among the highest mortality rates for COVID-19 in Ohio. Other health factors may be contributing to the problem.
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Another steep increase in coronavirus cases could be coming for Cleveland and Northeast Ohio.
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The city says the lack of safety measures pose an 'imminent danger.'
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