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High winds and heavy rains led to scattered outages across Northeast Ohio leaving thousands without power; Mayors Justin Bibb and Dan Horrigan demand state and federal gun reforms on the same day Gov. Mike DeWine signed a bill loosening training requirements for armed teachers; and more stories.
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Cleveland City Council will replace the barriers with removable bollards and repair the streetscape. Public health officials in two Northeast Ohio counties are seeing a case rise again. A tornado hit Lorain County during a storm Monday afternoon. Read on for more.
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But while most numbers are trending upward, the number of deaths is going down.
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No one has died of COVID-19 in Cuyahoga County in the past three weeks. That is just one piece of good news that county health department officials presented during a press conference Wednesday.
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Ohio Department of Health says changes in Omicron's dynamics are behind the decision.
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The Ohio Department of Health blames an electronic lab processing error for an undercount Tuesday.
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But there are signs that better days might be ahead.
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Health officials are concerned that even more patients with the virus will overwhelm the health care system in the coming weeks.
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Ohio recorded 12,500 cases Tuesday, highest single-day tally of the pandemic; the first day of the free COVID mass testing site in Cleveland did not go as planned; many local entertainment venues have canceled performances this week; and more stories.
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The good news is there are no confirmed cases of Omicron in Ohio yet ,but the bad news is the Delta strain is hammering the Buckeye State.