COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — More than half of the counties in Ohio are now red in the state’s latest coronavirus advisory map. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced there are 56 red counties ...

Comparing maps over time shows a trend toward increasingly low COVID-19 transmission rates. In late August, a majority of Ohio’s counties were red. Over the last several weeks, the number of ...

However, a handful of counties in the Buckeye State have seen their population boom in recent years. Ohio is the seventh most ...

The CDC map is updated late each Thursday. Looking at Ohio as a whole 22 Ohio counties were designated yellow, and 66 classified green, making three quarters of Ohio counties classified as green.

COLUMBUS – Ohio set a record for the second week in a row for counties were coded "red" for very high exposure and spread on the state's novel coronavirus heat map released Thursday.