Location data from millions of phones is helping the U.S. government collect clues about COVID-19. Officials hope that by tracking where people move and gather they can pinpoint how novel coronavirus spreads.

The first of the month is quickly approaching, and for many who now face unemployment due to the coronavirus pandemic, the prospect of paying rent looks uncertain.

COVID-19 has hit the arts community particularly hard. Concerts, theaters, shows, museums and other performance venues are canceled or closed, leaving thousands with no work and giving new meaning to the “starving artist” label.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Friday signed legislation that makes several temporary changes to state law in response to interruptions from the coronavirus outbreak. Among its many provisions, the bill waives school testing requirements this school year and freezes EdChoice vouchers at 517. It also extends absentee voting for the March 17 primary to April 28 and moves the state tax deadline to July 15.

The Ohio primary was delayed at the last minute due to the coronavirus. Secretary of State Frank LaRose and Gov. Mike DeWine wanted in person voting to be moved to June 2 and to have absentee voting available until then.

What we eat matters to our health, to each other, and to the planet. Making conscious decisions about food can be a challenge, especially in the era of COVID-19.

More than 40 million federal student loan borrowers would see extended relief under the $2 trillion economic relief package in Congress this week.

The COVID-19 pandemic has interrupted how Ohioans work, eat, go to school, and more, but that doesn’t mean they should give up on working out. Regular exercise supports the immune system and is a potent stress reliever. Research suggests that in a pandemic, the right amount of exercise is not too little and not too much.

Lawmakers early this morning reached an agreement on a bipartisan, $2 trillion economic relief package intended to keep the nation from falling into recession because of the Covid-19 outbreak.

With millions of school children at home full time, parents are struggling to monitor screen time and content.