Daily Rundown September 15, 2020

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In Historically Redlined Neighborhoods, Internet Access for CMSD Families Still Spotty

As CMSD returns to virtual school, Project ACT ensures the needs of homeless students are met

Ohio Secretary Of State Halts Cuyahoga County Plan For Library Ballot Sites

Brooklyn City School District eyes move to hybrid model after ‘great’ remote start to school year

LaRose to speak at virtual Akron Roundtable forum

Dayton manufacturer partners with Kettering Health Network to launch on-site clinic

Clearview board of education meeting sparks controversy

Democracy Days encourage voters to register, participate in census

Little Miami football players suspended for carrying 'thin blue line,' 'thin red line' flags on field

Lawmaker panel blocks LaRose request for early ballot postage

School report cards out today will have limited data

DeWine signs COVID-19 civil immunity bill

Coronavirus in Ohio: Parents sue health department director Lance Himes over K-12 school mask mandate

Voting-rights groups urge judge to block Trump campaign from joining federal lawsuit over drop boxes

No. 2 Ohio senator gets COVID, forcing chamber’s president to quarantine

Trump’s hostility to cities threatens to worsen the recession

Second stimulus checks: Where we stand halfway through September

Mapping Ohio’s 138,484 coronavirus; updates trends show declining hospitalizations, deaths