coronavirus spread

The risk of spreading the coronavirus increases when, outside of remote learning, students spend time in environments with little to no safety measures in place, experts say.

According to the Ohio Department of Health, there is no deadline to resolve the backlog.

Many in-person class move online, and sports and extracurriculars are suspended.

Instead officials are encouraging residents to continue practicing the established safety measures to reduce the spread of the coronavirus.

Children's hospitals might be designated for patients younger than 26 years old.

More than 1,000 workers from Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals and MetroHealth combined are unable to work because of the disease.

More than 500 new coronavirus cases are reported Friday—the most cases ever reported in a single day in the county, health officials say.

The city also plans to offer more coronavirus testing and expand contract tracing.

The Ohio Restaurant Association says its members are complying with mandates and that the spread of the virus isn't coming from these establishments.

Some owners say a second forced closure would stress their businesses even more, while others say it could be difficult for some restaurants to reopen.