Cincinnati EnquirerView CommentsIn the eyes of their constituents, no governors have handled the novel coronavirus better than the governors of Ohio and Kentucky, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear ranked one and two in the survey released Thursday. In Ohio, 84% of the Ohio respondents said they approved of DeWine's handling of the pandemic. Beshear came in a close second, with 81% of Kentuckians in the survey approving of his COVID-19 response. In all 50 states, residents approved of their governor's handling more than they did President Donald...…Cincinnati EnquirerView CommentsIn the eyes of their constituents, no governors have handled the novel coronavirus better than the governors of Ohio and Kentucky, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear ranked one and two in the survey released Thursday. In Ohio, 84% of the Ohio respondents said they approved of DeWine's handling of the pandemic. Beshear came in a close second, with 81% of Kentuckians in the survey approving of his COVID-19 response. In all 50 states, residents approved of their governor's handling more than they did President Donald...WW…

Scott Wartman, Cincinnati EnquirerUSA TODAY NETWORKView CommentsFew citations against bars and restaurants have been issued by the agency that enforces Ohio’s liquor laws since non-essential retail businesses began reopening in the state.Gov. Mike DeWine .DeWine’s warning came after , made national news.The governor announced on May 18 that additional law enforcement would work .Penalties for violators could be fines. A bar could lose its liquor license.Few citations have been issued since. But authorities see that as a good thing."We were pleasantly surprised there were very few violators...…Scott Wartman, Cincinnati EnquirerUSA TODAY NETWORKView CommentsFew citations against bars and restaurants have been issued by the agency that enforces Ohio’s liquor laws since non-essential retail businesses began reopening in the state.Gov. Mike DeWine .DeWine’s warning came after , made national news.The governor announced on May 18 that additional law enforcement would work .Penalties for violators could be fines. A bar could lose its liquor license.Few citations have been issued since. But authorities see that as a good thing."We were pleasantly surprised there were very few violators...WW…