Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Tuesday placed Ohioans under a curfew, beginning Thursday, for 21 days in what he said is an effort to stop the rising spread of COVID-19.
DeWine, at his traditional bi-weekly news conference, made it a point to say he has no plans to shut down businesses or issue another stay-at-home order, but said the curfew will help bridge the gap between now and when a vaccine may be available.
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