Daily Rundown August 6, 2020

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COVID disrupted learning time, but didn’t inherently disrupt education quality, says CMSD CEO

As Pandemic Hammers Budget, Gahanna Voters Will Weigh In On New High School

Virtual town hall draws 200 to discuss Beech Brook rezoning issue

Newbury Trustee Creates Task Force to Discuss School Building Options

Could Northeast Ohio schools hold classes outdoors to mitigate the risk of the coronavirus?

Community college provides option for safer, less expensive education during pandemic

United Way of Greater Cleveland cuts 12 jobs in pivot to digital-driven organization

Body camera video shows Cleveland police officer pepper sprayed peaceful protester in the face

Layoffs thrown into question after University of Akron faculty union rejects agreement

Elyria Schools to purchase hotspots for students

Toledo city council re-approves tax issues for November ballot

Panel of retired judges to consider suspension of Toledo City Council members charged in federal probe

Columbus State moved online early to avoid uncertainty

Bob Cupp Comes Full Circle With Selection As Ohio House Speaker

Unemployment claims drop in Ohio, but hundreds of thousands remain out of work as extra federal benefits expire

Should local health officials have the option to reject Ohio's mask mandate, other state orders?

Gov. DeWine to meet Trump in Ohio on Thursday, moves coronavirus briefing to Friday

Kanye West submits paperwork to make the Ohio ballot in U.S. president race

Report: Twitter bans Trump campaign from tweeting over COVID misinformation

USPS expects mail-in ballot surge, Democrats and Republicans disagree about giving USPS more money to prepare

Facebook launches its new TikTok clone, Instagram Reels

Ohio reports 1,199 new coronavirus cases: Wednesday update

COVID-19 testing still tough to obtain, especially for minors