Daily Rundown September 29, 2020

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Dayton Public approves phased return-to-school plan

Akron schools working to offer in-person supports for students with significant disabilities

Akron Public Schools proposing decrease in number of resource officers

Northmont switching students back to in-person learning

Cuyahoga County Board of Elections members don’t demand full accounting of erroneous email sent by managers last week, focus instead on poll worker recruitment

MCDAC renewal, Brunswick school levy, and Medina Township fire levy featured on fall ballot

Kent State quarantines 44 students for potential exposure to COVID-19

Toledo SBA votes against supporting tax increases

Ottawa Hills Local Schools may face cutbacks, teacher layoffs if levies fail

Over 150 quarantined after positive virus tests in Perryburg Schools

Local prosecutor quickly shoots down state rep’s attempt to bring criminal charges against Gov. Mike DeWine for coronavirus orders

Joe Biden to campaign in Ohio for first time since March

Due to pandemic, DeWine to sign statewide ban on plastic bag bans despite veto request

Judge agrees to change of venue in school mask lawsuit

Another federal judge orders stop to Postal Service cuts

President Donald Trump and Joe Biden brace for vicious matchup in first presidential debate in Cleveland

US census to end October 5, despite court order

Stimulus check, $600-per-week jobless benefit included in new virus aid proposal

President says he paid many millions in taxes

COVID-19 in Ohio: 993 new cases reported statewide