State officials announced Thursday that they will retire Ohio's Public Health Advisory System, the color-coded map that shows the spread and exposure of COVID-19 across Ohio's 88 counties.

The Ohio Department of Health is dropping its weekly color-coded advisory map that showed the spread of COVID-19 across the state. “We’re at a very different point in this pandemic and the ...

The color-coded map, officially known as the Ohio Public Health Advisory System, was introduced in July, 2020 to help explain the degree and spread of COVID-19 in the state’s 88 counties.

Below is Ohio's COVID-19 Public Health Advisory System. The map is a color-coded system designed to supplement existing statewide orders through a data-driven framework to assess the degree of the ...

The Ohio Public Health Advisory System is released once a week. It's a color-coded map that shows color-coded counties, based on cases per 100,000 residents, visits to the doctor for COVID-19-like ...

In most areas of Ohio, the tree canopies have started to change color. Some species of trees are on track for a typical fall-change timeline, while others are changing early after the dry summer.

The Ohio COVID-19 advisory system has added a color-coded map showing how severe the spread is, county-by-county. Locally, only Belmont County is above the first level.

According to ODNR's fall color map, fall foliage is at its peak at most state parks and nature preserves around Ohio, and near peak at the rest. Visit any one to see a stunning sight.

Ohio set a record for the sixth week in a row for counties coded "red," representing very high exposure and spread, on the state's novel coronavirus heat map released Thursday. Turning purple, or ...

Coronavirus Ohio’s new color-coded coronavirus alert system guidelines leave a lot of room for interpretation Updated: Jul. 14, 2020, 2:55 p.m. | Published: Jul. 14, 2020, 1:44 p.m.