Daily Rundown June 12, 2020

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West G Board Gives Newbury Trustees Deadline on School Property

Akron Schools Make COVID-19 Plans: 'That's About 204,000 Masks A Week'

Dayton City Commission working to increase police transparency

Will taxpayers be asked to fill COVID-19 budget gaps for parks, schools this November election?

Ginther to sign executive order requiring Ohio BCI investigate all deaths involving Columbus police

New Albany-Plain school district officials say they are only considering pilot tracking program

Fall learning could look different at each of Ohio’s 620 school districts, with state in supporting role

Ohio requires fewer hours of training for police officers than barbers. That could change.

Lawmaker fired from physician job; groups call for him to resign seat after ‘colored’ comment

State medical director retires only days before Dr. Amy Acton resigns amid pandemic

PX column: Why Dr. Amy Acton's departure is neither a win for her critics nor a loss for her adoring fans across Ohio

Ohio GOP lawmakers pass late-night bill expanding gun rights; Dems slam as unsafe for police, blacks

Panel chaired by Rep. Marcia Fudge examines voting during the COVID-19 pandemic

Sen. Rand Paul is filing legislation to ban no-knock warrants nationwide

Experts: Police ‘woefully undertrained’ in use of force

Downplaying virus risk, Donald Trump gets back to business as usual

Ohio’s coronavirus patients on average now infecting less than 1 other, state estimates