Ray Horner Show

The winter sports season in Ohio high school athletics has been canceled, but what about spring sports? How far into the summer can they go? And will that affect the fall season? Tim Stried from the OHSAA has the answers.

:17 - Ray Horner kicks off Wednesday’s show with the latest statistics on the fight against COVID-19.

4:24 - Dr. Thomas File from Summa Health is an expert on infectious diseases, and with the spread of the Coronavirus, he sure has his work cut out for him.

10:39 - While many are holed up inside their homes, hoping social distancing will flatten the curve, not everyone is obeying these orders. Dr. Stacy Willett from the University of Akron is urging folks to stay home this week and leave if only necessary.

18:07 - The winter sports season in Ohio high school athletics has been canceled, but what about spring sports? How far into the summer can they go? And will that affect the fall season? Tim Stried from the OHSAA has the answers.

Dr. Debbie Plate from Cleveland Clinic-Akron General called into the show to promote more social distancing, which she says should be at least six feet away from others, though she prefers it to be further.

Anne Armao from Summa Health talked about insurance claims during this time and beyond.

Dr. Gary Miller is the president of the University of Akron, and he discussed how the college is adapting during this time of quarantine and lockdown.

She may be retired from the Summit County Health Department, but Dr. Margo Erme still provides solid information. Dr. Erme compared and contrasted the Coronavirus pandemic to 2009’s H1N1 outbreak, and touched on this week’s projected surge and possible symptoms.

:17 - The President and medical experts both local and national are saying this should be the worst week for COVID-19. However, the models and projections aren’t always corresponding with each other.

5:34 - She may be retired from the Summit County Health Department, but Dr. Margo Erme still provides solid information. Dr. Erme compared and contrasted the Coronavirus pandemic to 2009’s H1N1 outbreak, and touched on this week’s projected surge and possible symptoms.

15:45 - Dr. Debbie Plate from Cleveland Clinic-Akron General called into the show to promote more social distancing, which she says should be at least six feet away from others, though she prefers it to be further.

20:39 - Heading to another hospital in town, Anne Armao from Summa Health talked about insurance claims during this time and beyond.

Congressman Tim Ryan discussing the help that's on the way for Ohio's small business owners.

Hudson Face Masks Gone Viral is making masks to donate to local health care workers.

With the latest news about a tiger at the Bronx Zoo that's tested positive for coronavirus, what does that mean for you house pets?