Here are the top COVID-19 headlines

'We cannot let anti-abortion activists dictate public health policy'

'It is incredible to see that we have people supporting us all over the city, the states, all of our hometowns'

There are 37 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Cincinnati.

A few residents say their bills have doubled. Is the coronavirus to blame?

Cleveland man 3D printing masks and donating them to local hospital

The furlough will save the city around $40 million over the next four weeks.

Rescuers say it isn’t safe to do surgery on the cat until she gives birth to her kittens.

The speculation is that one over the counter medication is better than the other to treat COVID-19 symptoms: acetaminophen like Tylenol versus ibuprofen like Advil.

The checks could be in the mail in a matter of weeks.

All six siblings were killed early Saturday, March 28 in a house fire in Switzerland County.

The groups are asking a judge to prevent the state from “compounding the current public health crisis into a crisis for democracy in Ohio.”

All 3 officers are from District 3.

With nearly 500 coronavirus cases in the state, Governor Beshear announced an executive order to limit travel from Kentucky to other states.

As of Monday, Indiana has 35 deaths and 1,786 confirmed coronavirus cases

Patients can now be tested for the novel coronavirus in house at the Precision Medicine Laboratory located at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, said, health officials.

In Ohio there are 39 confirmed coronavirus deaths, 1,933 confirmed cases, the governor said.

A group of about 40 medical students are part of a service program known as “Cincinnati + NKY COVID-19 Match."

William Bustillos was one of the two men who were arrested on several charges of sex acts involving children

Macy’s says it will stop paying tens of thousands of employees who were thrown out of work when the chain closed its stores in response to collapsing sales during the pandemic.

The impact of actions around COVID-19 have halted all direct cookie sales.

Three more people have died in Indiana from the novel coronavirus bringing the total number of deaths to 35, Indiana State Department of Health said Monday.

In Ohio there are 29 confirmed deaths, 1,653 confirmed cases, 403 hospitalized and 24,376 people tested.

No arrests have been made while police investigate

According to the zoo, Samantha was the 6th oldest of the more than 360 gorillas in North America.

Due to the spread of the novel coronavirus, the Taste of Cincinnati has been pushed from Memorial Day weekend to 4th of July weekend.

The services will be free of charge.

According to the CDC, the coronavirus can live for hours to days on a variety surfaces such as copper, cardboard, plastic, and stainless steel.

The machine allows 80,000 masks to be sterilized daily, and each mask can be reused up to 20 times.

The spokesperson says Red Bike stations will be shut down overnight Sunday and will remain shuttered pending instructions from the city.

Authorities searched Michael Mearan’s home, which he also uses as his office, in downtown Portsmouth office last week

Police say the robbery happened on March 21 around 9 p.m. in the 800 block of Walnut Street.

Det served the Florence community for seven years.

Jack was "nearly brought to tears" as neighbors lined the street to sing him happy birthday.

While another 45 coronavirus cases have been confirmed in the state, Gov. Beshear said it was still a "fairly good day in Kentucky."

The fire destroyed a house in the the 9000 block of Lewis Drive early Saturday.

The Springdale Police Department held a funeral procession for fallen officer Kaia Grant Sunday morning.

The latest coronavirus developments in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, the U.S., and the world

Vice Mayor, Christopher Smitherman, proposed to temporarily close the Cincinnati Bell Connector streetcar.

Another person has died in Indiana due to the novel coronavirus bringing the total number of deaths to 32, said the Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH).

Two children, one adult, and one firefighter were injured after a fire occurred at an apartment building in Madisonville Saturday night, said District Fire Chief Nathaniel Cash.

A Tri-State woman wanted to show her mother how much she loves her -- and she did it with backpipes.

The Walton, Kentucky Mayor says he probably could have delivered his message a little bit better, but it might have fallen on deaf ears if he hadn't.

The funeral for Springdale Police Officer Kaia Grant will take place Sunday, March 29.

The latest coronavirus developments in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, the U.S., and the world

The sheriff's office says the deputy fired her gun after the suspect continued to approach her.

The first person who tested positive for the coronavirus in NKY has died, according to NKY Health.

The 92 new coronavirus cases in Kentucky include several from counties in Northern Kentucky.

President Donald Trump declared a major disaster existed in Kentucky on Saturday.

Gov. DeWine says hospitals in Ohio have a shortage of PPE, includes goggles, gloves and face shields.

The two suspects are connected to a homicide being investigated by the Trotwood Police Department, troopers say.

West Chester Police were called to the 6900 block of Lakeside Drive around 3:50 p.m on Friday.

The police department is taking immediate measures to decontaminate the police station and is implementing an alternative place for District 3 operations, the chief said

The cause of the fire, which killed five juveniles and an adult, is unknown right now.

The Indiana State Department of Health, ISDH, announced Saturday that 290 additional residents have been diagnosed with the novel coronavirus.

Kentucky State Police arrested a 34-year-old woman in connection with a fatal accident that killed a 14-year-old boy in Kentucky.

'Extraordinary emergency measures by the first responders are warranted and necessary'

As essential as truck drivers have become, the daily experience of being one is not what it was just weeks ago.