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Ohio Department of Health gives COVID-19 update as public health emergency expires

Ohio Department of Health gives COVID-19 update as public health emergency expires

Coronavirus

Ohio Department of Health gives COVID-19 update as public health emergency expires

The state of Ohio has reported more than 3.4 million COVID cases since the start of the pandemic in 2020 with more than 42,000 deaths.

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Vaccine

ODH encouraging Ohioans to get updated COVID-19 booster

Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff said while vaccines deliver strong protection against COVID, immunity can wane over time, especially as people age.
Military News

U.S. troops will no longer be required to get COVID-19 shots

President Biden signed the National Defense Authorization Act, which included the Republican-driven provision to roll back the vaccine mandate for military members.
Nation World

New law ends COVID-19 vaccine mandate for US troops

The mandate was lifted under an $858 billion defense spending bill passed by Congress and signed into law Friday by President Joe Biden.

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Local News

Crime

FBI: Suspect wanted for robbing Parma credit union

The robbery occurred at the Credit Union of Ohio on Pearl Road on Tuesday afternoon.
Crime

Willoughby police investigating vandalism of veterans' gravesites at cemetery

Around 16 U.S. flags that had been placed on graves for Memorial Day were tampered with. The flags were ripped off of their poles. Some were torn.

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Social Security

Yes, the federal government borrows Social Security funds

The federal government does borrow money from Social Security, but it’s required to pay back the money with interest.
Money

No, most payment apps are not federally insured

Your money is at greater risk when you leave it in a payment app like Cash App, PayPal or Venmo instead of moving the funds to a bank account with deposit insurance.