Among the notable numbers: 66.8% – Share of Ohio above the age of 18 that is fully vaccinated; 71.9% have received at least one vaccination shot.
Ohio has experienced lulls in cases throughout the pandemic, as well as a few devastating months as recent as January 2022.CLEVELAND, Ohio - Wednesday marked the second anniversary of the confirmation of the first three COVID-19 cases in Ohio, launching a period of lockdowns, working and schooling from home, temporary and permanent closures of businesses of all kinds, and a death toll that now exceeds 37,000.
Like the rest of the United States and much of the world, Ohio underwent tremendous economic and social changes. Businesses had to take out loans to keep people employed, work-from-home became the norm instead of the exception, and health recommendations changed by the week.- Ohio’s first three coronavirus cases, all from Cuyahoga County, were confirmed by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on March 9, 2020. Later, health officials learned of earlier cases dating back to January.
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