John London

Eligibility by age. There is a growing chorus against continuing that method to determine who is next in the vaccination line. Ohio Governor DeWine is not budging and will address the state at 5:30. We will have a live report on the age issue ahead of that at 5 on WLWT News 5

With encouraging forecasts for vaccine supply, a move is on to ditch those masks. Local leaders are glad Ohio’s Governor is not about to join in with his counterparts in Texas and Mississippi. Hear from a leading researcher about that cautious approach at 5:30 on WLWT News 5.

The promise of Spring and the return of at least a third of Reds fans is lifting the spirits of long-suffering business owners. But their hunger for a return to normal will be months in the making. At 5&6 tonight, we take you from the Banks to the outer Banks on WLWT News 5.

Giving thanks in a church is nothing new. But 250 people at Corinthian Baptist had extra reason to do so today. Many had grown weary of trying to schedule a shot. Sound familiar? Join the land of the perpetually frustrated as we lay out their stories at 5 and 6 on WLWT News 5.

“Supplies are limited, so call now” That tag line kept running through my head watching vaccinations today at a church clinic. Frustration gave way to gratefulness as 220 people got the shot. Hear from some about the need in under-served communities at 5&6 on WLWT News 5.

An outside the box compromise is being voiced by a frustrated Walnut Hills parent about the divide over staying remote or returning to in-person classes next week. The Cincinnati school board meets tonight and we will have a preview of what to expect at 5:30 on WLWT News 5.

Historical suspicion and distrust hinders the ongoing effort to convince African Americans the COVID vaccine is safe. Pastor KZ Smith was among the skeptics, but no longer. His church will host a clinic next week. Tune in for the KZ perspective at 5 and 6 tonight on WLWT News 5

The normal state of the city gathering is no longer possible. So, Mayor John Cranley will speak about it next week in a series of videos starting Sunday night. He gave us an advance peek today at why he remains optimistic about the coming summer. Tune in at 6 on WLWT News 5.

Dr. O’dell Owens, Reverend Damon Lynch III and Joe Mallory were honored by Cincinnati Council today for their long commitment and dedication to serve and enhance the lives of others. All three were hailed for being in the forefront of the fight for basic human rights.

Covid cases declining, vaccine supply increasing. But more does not necessarily translate into a lot. How to make the most of what’s available, according to the county’s Health Commissioner coming up at 4 and 5:30 today on WLWT News 5.

The National Guard moved in at 3 senior housing buildings today. They were gloved, masked and armed with powerful weapons. Moderna doses for senior shots, bringing the vaccine to those who can’t go out to get it. We take you in the rooms and on the bus at 5:30 on WLWT News 5.

One prayed it wouldn’t snow and cancel her opportunity, one was initially reluctant, another was so eager she said a great burden had lifted. The vaccine stories out of New Prospect Baptist Church today speak to the disparities in distribution tonight at 5:30 on WLWT News 5.

Many senior citizen shut-ins wonder when their vaccination turn will come and how they will get the shots when some do not have mobility, internet for signing up or sufficient transportation. At 5:30 on WLWT News 5, we have useful information about it from those in the know.

Will there still be super plans for Super Sunday or subdued this time? Local health officials are wondering about your behavior during this pandemic Super Bowl weekend, fearing a spike if people take a casual approach. We take a bar tour about it tonight at 5 & 6 on WLWT News 5

One guy drove 6 hours to try to get vaccinated. Another is without email and couldn’t get an appointment. Another waited on hold for an hour and gave up. But now Ohio’s Governor says a Valentine’s Day gift will streamline the COVID info you need. Tune in at 5:30 on WLWT News 5.

You already know about the two-shot vaccine regimen. Now get a dose of this? You might need a 3rd shot. Pfizer and Moderna are developing a just-in-case booster aimed at variants. We run that by leading medical experts around here at 5 and 6 tonight on WLWT News 5.

Impeachment Act II is one week away. House managers allege then-President Trump created a powder keg and struck a match on January 6th. His legal team’s strategy will be closely watched by Senators from both parties. Words of caution from Ohio’s Rob Portman at 5 on WLWT News 5.