Paige Pfleger

CoGo bike share locations have reopened downtown, after mass closures requested by the city. 

Scores of people, young and old, continue to take to the streets in Columbus. More than a week after demonstrations began over George Floyd's death and police violence, the city's curfew remains in place but enforced little, as police mostly stuck to the hands-off approach they've taken after recent critcism.

There was very little police presence at Tuesday's protests in Columbus, until the very end of the night.

One week after the death of George Floyd, protestors in Columbus are calling for police reforms while urging demonstrators to remain nonviolent.

Hours before the city's first night of curfew Saturday, Columbus Police dispersed downtown protestors following a day of contentious demonstrations over the killing of George Floyd. Police cars were parked on nearly every street, cordoning off the area and leaving the area empty.

Franklin County Public Health has apologized after releasing a document advising African Americans to avoid face coverings that might be interpreted as being "associated with gang symbolism." 

Ohio has one of the largest populations of nursing homes residents in the country. The cost to test residents and staff for the coronavirus is one of the highest in the nation as well: $25 million.

A federal judge ruled Tuesday that the Elkton Federal Correctional Institution, Ohio's only federal prison, must begin releasing inmates to help with social distancing behind bars.