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"Here's what I would say: think about, is this a must, a have-to, or a desire?" says Cincinnati Health Commissioner Melba Moore.
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Mayor Aftab Pureval announced the expansion last week in response to a significant surge in cases, saying spread of the virus is worse than any previous time in the nearly two-year pandemic.
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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.
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The Cincinnati Department of Health wants to add 16 positions to the budget for the next fiscal year. Health Commissioner Melba Moore presented the…
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COVID-19 cases in Ohio are reaching record-high numbers and the Cincinnati area is no exception. Officials say Cincinnati saw an all-time high of 247…
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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is helping Cincinnati clean up lead to protect families from long-term health issues.Cincinnati…
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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.…
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The Cincinnati Health Department's new Commissioner steps into the role after an unsettling time. The department went without a permanent leader for two…
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Courtis Fuller hosts a town hall-style broadcast called Where We Stand 2019 with Cincinnati city leaders 7 p.m. Thursday, March 14 (Channel 5).The…
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After two years, Cincinnati is finally set to have a new health commissioner. The Health Department Board votes Tuesday to hire Melba Moore from the St.…