Cincinnati Health Department

"Here's what I would say: think about, is this a must, a have-to, or a desire?" says Cincinnati Health Commissioner Melba Moore.

"I realize that public officials right now are picking and choosing their battles, and this has become a big battle," said Grant Mussman, medical director for the Cincinnati Health Department. "But in terms of things that you can do that are effective, there's not a lot that's a lot better than masking."

Cincinnati Health Commissioner Melba Moore says only one case has been seen in Cincinnati. She urges the community to continue wearing masks, get vaccinated and get tested.

During a City Council meeting Tuesday, the City Manager's Office said it wants to partner up with Cincinnati Public Schools in order to promote the Safe…

Cincinnati officials said Monday many of the city's restaurants and bars that opened for outdoor dining last weekend followed the state's safety…

Cincinnati City Council has approved an ordinance changing how the city enforces state health orders.Right now, it's a criminal offense punishable by up…

Cincinnati City Council is expected to vote on an ordinance Wednesday that would impose civil fines instead of criminal penalties for businesses in the…

After waiting for several days, the Cincinnati Health Department has received COVID-19 test results for six people who were tested last week at city…

Cincinnati Health Commissioner Melba Moore said so far the city's health clinics have tested 11 people for COVID-19. Moore told City Council Wednesday…

Cincinnati's Health Commissioner says contrary to rumors on social media, as of Monday morning, there are no confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the city.…