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The statehouse will close on Sunday, and Gov. Mike DeWine signed a proclamation to mobilize the National Guard in anticipation of protests this weekend and leading up to Inauguration Day.

Charmaine McGuffey, the first woman and openly gay sheriff in Hamilton County, said fairness, justice for all and reform for the criminal justice system are her priorities

Gov. DeWine's COVID-19 address: 12-30

DeWine update on COVID-19: 12-30

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine gives an update on the state's response to the coronavirus pandemic, Dec. 23, 2020.

One week from reopening Brent Spence Bridge, KYTC Sec. Jim Gray gave an update on repairs, Dec. 16, 2020.

Gov. DeWine's Tuesday COVID-19 address

Governor DeWine's Monday COVID-19 update

This companion conversation to "From Gun Violence to Solutions" features more reflections from The Urban League's Tiffany Brown and Derrick Rogers, Cincinnati Police Assistant Chief Mike John, The Cincinnati Herald's Andria Carter, WCPO 9 Reporter Kristen Swilley and host WCPO 9 Anchor Kristyn Hartman.

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Secretary Jim Gray said repairs are on schedule for the Brent Spence Bridge to reopen Dec. 23.

Governor DeWine's Monday conference

Gov. DeWine's update on COVID-19

This Week in Cincinnati: Nov. 29

No one will soon forget this unique Ohio high school football season. The Ohio High School Athletic Association conducted the remaining six state football finals this past weekend in Massillon. Those games moved to Stark County from Franklin County after a health advisory was issued by the Franklin County Department of Health and the Columbus Department of Health about the COVID-19 pandemic. items.[0].image.alt High School Insider 16x9 2020 FS LogoPorter.jpg By: Mike DyerPosted at 2:45 PM, Nov 24, 2020 and last updated 2:45 PM, Nov 24, 2020 No one will soon forget this unique Ohio high school football season. The Ohio High School Athletic Association conducted the remaining six state football finals this past weekend in Massillon. Those games moved to Stark County from Franklin County after a health advisory was issued by the Franklin County Department of Health and the Columbus Department of Health about the COVID-19 pandemic. Recent Stories from wcpo.com The pandemic has also significantly impacted college football recruiting. The NCAA Division I Council recently extended the dead period to April 15. ScoutingOhio.com director Mark Porter joined the WCPO High School Insider to discuss this memorable season and how recruiting has been impacted as the NCAA early signing period draws near on Dec. 16. More at wcpo.com/highschoolinsider

Governor DeWine, hospital leaders provide update on COVID-19

U.S. Attorney David DeVillers held a news conference Thursday, Nov. 19, to outline public corruption charges against Cincinnati City Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld.

Governor DeWine announces statewide temporary curfew

Mayor Cranley addresses COVID-19 in Cincinnati

Cincinnati City Council Member Jeff Pastor took $55,000 in bribes over the course of about a year in exchange for “official action” related to projects in the city, according to federal officials.

Mike Dyer discusses some of the high school football playoff matchups this week. Plus, a look at the start of the OHSAA girls basketball season. More at: wcpo.com/highschoolinsider

Republican Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Wednesday touched on several topics, including a second COVID-19 relief bill and the pending 2020 election.

This Week in Cincinnati: 11-1

Governor DeWine's COVID-19 update 10-27

Governor DeWine's COVID-19 address: 10-20

Greater Cincinnati health care leaders discussed what the public should do in order to flatten the curve of COVID-19 cases.