Daily Rundown June 18, 2020

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Group rallies for in-person classes this fall

Chardon BOE explores options to open schools

Plan to move Kirtland police, fire dispatch service to Willoughby draws questions from community

At least 60% of Kent State fall courses to be taught remotely

Vote expected on Centerville schools job cuts targeting teachers, administrators

Dayton declares racism a public health crisis, activists hope action follows

One of Dayton's largest universities launches new school

LCCC plans for reopening after coronavirus shutdown

Columbus school board faces approaching deadline for November ballot levy

Ohio school districts should notify state of remote learning plan, but it’s complicated

DeWine wants chokehold ban, independent investigations of police force

Ohio mayors push police reform

Continued unemployment claims have declined in Ohio since peaking amid coronavirus shutdowns, state says

U.S. initial jobless claims worse than forecast at 1.51 million

Ex-Ohio Republican Party chairman leads super PAC to oust Trump

Trump: ‘Dramatic’ Phase 4 stimulus being considered, says he’s not worried about 2nd wave of COVID-19

Pandemic could erase more global wealth than financial crisis

Coronavirus in Ohio Wednesday update: 42,422 cases, 2,611 deaths reported

New coronavirus cases in Cleveland, Akron area at lowest point since late March