COLUMBUS – The Ohio Department of Health will, on Friday and for the next several days, report an artificially high COVID-19 case count caused by a processing lag due to the unprecedented number of cases reported.
MOUNT VERNON -- Knox Public Health has received reports that two children under the age of 10 and living in two different rural areas of Knox …
COLUMBUS — The state's wildlife leaders have issued guidelines to residents to help stop the spread of a mysterious disease afflicting songbirds.
EDITOR'S NOTE: This story was originally published on March 19, 2020 by the Ohio History Connection. Richland Source has entered into a collaborative agreement with the Ohio History Connection to share content across our sites. This blog post will take a look at a historic pandemic in Ohio. As our lives change to fight COVID-19, this can be a tough topic. Please put this post aside for later if the topic is too heavy to carry at the moment.
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LOUDONVILLE -- In early January, 1949, the majority of residents in Loudonville fell violently ill. Over 225 students alone were absent from schools with an unknown sickness, but the illness affected nearly all ages in the community.
MANSFIELD – Richland Public Health has been notified of a positive test result for coronavirus disease (COVID-19) for a resident of Richland County.
COLUMBUS – Ohio Department of Health (ODH) Director Amy Acton has announced new initiatives to prevent and reduce youth vaping. This comes fol…
A 7-year-old Mount Vernon child has been diagnosed with LaCrosse virus, a rare and dangerous illness transmitted through the bite from an infected mosquito, according to the Knox County Health Department.
After a week filled with rain, temps for the next several weeks are expected to begin rising into more normal summer weather patterns. Richland Public Health offers tips to cope with the hotter weather.
