Daily Rundown May 29, 2020

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LCCC receives job training grant

Lakewood announces voluntary furloughs saving city more than $250,000

Kent State proposes tuition increase for incoming freshmen

UC furloughs 360 staff members: 'This in no way reflects on the quality of your work.'

Some Franklin County GOP central committee members at odds over reorganization meeting

Police deploy pepper spray as protests over death of George Floyd spread to Columbus

Local schools in limbo as they await more details from Governor DeWine about reopening

State offering $60M in grants to help child care services keep up with reopening guidelines

Bill granting businesses, health care workers immunity from coronavirus lawsuits passes Ohio House

Representative calls for resignation and replacement of Director Amy Acton

U.S. Department of Labor awards nearly $24M in grants for Job Corps Scholars Program for at-risk youth

Silicon Valley billionaires line up behind Biden with their digital might to beat 'Trump's brand machine'

George Floyd protests erupt across nation: Police clear streets after fires in Minneapolis; violence in Columbus, Louisville

Trump signs executive order against social media companies

Mapping Ohio’s 33,915 coronavirus cases, updates, trends

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine scaling back daily coronavirus briefings