And will employers decide to save money on rent by permanently having people work from home, now that they know it works?.

The interest in how Ohio returns to life could not be higher, so how about bringing all of us into the conversation on how you plan to do that? You never know, your constituents might have an idea you haven't considered.

The other side of the story about the Chagrin Falls man accused of charging too much for masks, and we do not face a food shortage in Northeast Ohio

Is now the time for government to be cutting needed services?

We also talk about how our culture will change in the age of the face mask, why Pennsylvanians can't buy booze in some Ohio counties and how breaking coronavirus cases down by Zip Code does not identify anyone.

Should Ohio Gov. M ike DeWine reopen rural areas first and the Ohio Health Department's great mousetrap video to demonstrate social distancing.

And, walking, running and biking outside does pose a coronavirus risk

Rosier projections for the coronavirus in Ohio, which parts of society might be first to get back to normal and Cleveland's air pollution endangers us if we get the coronavirus

Berea City Council president protects his council members, but not the public, and we now can get mixed drinks with our takeout orders.

We also talk about how unusual it is for the Ohio National Guard to be going into a federal prison and the data deficiencies that prevent us from accurately measuring coronavirus infections by race and ethnicity.

We also compare the leadership styles of Gov. Mike DeWine and President Donald Trump, and we talk about plans to find out once and for all how much the coronavirus has permeated Ohio.

Limiting the number of people in stores to slow the coronavirus, what treatment for the virus might cost and separating your workday from your home life when both are at your home.

Where will the coronavirus stand in comparison to other events that caused many deaths? Am I safe from the coronavirus in stores?

More details about face masks for all, how Ohio might return to normal when the coronavirus crisis is over and should we do an all-mail election in November to avoid coronavirus issues.

The cleveland.com team talks about wildly different predictions about Ohio and coronavirus, one dire and one not so bad. And we debate whether we all have been misled all these months about not needing masks.

Our podcast goes from once a week to every weekday, to discuss and answer all of the questions you are sending us through text messages.

If you are argue that saving the economy is worth sacrificing more lives to the coronavirus, which people in your life are you willing to lose? Is it time to abolish county health boards and come up with something that is more accountable to taxpayers?...

The cleveland.com team breaks down the decision to make Ohioans stay home, wonders whether Michigan's delay explains its higher numbers and analyzes the brand new Baldwin Wallace University Great Lakes Poll.

How much should you trust and how much should you question your government in a crisis like the coronavirus? How does a government that stockpiles helium and petroleum against future shortages not have a stockpile of medical masks and gloves? Why aren...

We attempt a podcast while sheltering in place, with all of us in remote locations. Give it a listen and see how you think we did. It's all coronavirus on This Week in the CLE this week.

What will be the lasting impacts on our culture from the coronavirus

Everything coronavirus in Ohio this week -- a conversation with the people covering it.

Will the long-term result of the China coronavirus be that we're all much healthier because we know how to avoid viruses? Why can't technology end the scourge of robocalls? How would fully legalized marijuana change our culture and your neigh...

We also talk about the chances you will be able to grow marijuana in Ohio and what Cuyahoga County is thinking in ending in-person visits at the embattled jail

Why hasn't the government helped prepare us for a pandemic like the China coronavirus? We finally shut down cleveland.com comments -- why can't America have civil discussions online?