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Articles from June 1, 2020

• Fairfield Police Responding To Reports Of Looting At Solano Mall
• Firefighters Battling 5-Alarm Commercial Fire Affecting Multiple Buildings In South Sacramento
• Police Arrest At Least A Dozen People For Violating Sacramento Curfew Downtown
• Colorado Transitions To 'Safer At Home And In The Vast, Great Outdoors'
• Minority-Owned Businesses On Colfax Hoping For Violence To Stop
• Planet Fitness Reopens In Douglas County With 'Turbo Charged' Cleanliness
• 'If Can't Depend On...The People That Are Supposed To Serve And Protect Us Then I'll Do It Myself': Sacramento Gym Owner
• Taxpayers On The Hook For Damage To State Buildings That Could Cost Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars
• LA County Announces 22 New Coronavirus Deaths, 978 New Cases
• Former Kings Player Matt Barnes: 'We Expect Nothing Less From A Closet Racist'; Grant Napear Placed On Leave For BLM Tweet
• Demonstrations Against Police Brutality Continue Across Southland; Looting Reported In Hollywood, Van Nuys
• Denver Health Paramedics Go Into Riots Without Hesitation To Treat Injured People
• 'Absolute Mayhem': Pharmacy, Boost Mobile Stores Looted After George Floyd Protest In Van Nuys
• RTD To Resume Some Service Out Of Downtown Denver
• 'HTGAWM', 'Insecure' Actor Kendrick Sampson Says He Was Hit With Rubber Bullets 7 Times During George Floyd Protests In LA
• Tear Gas, Rubber Bullets Fired As Curfew Falls On Oakland Protest; Police Briefly Detain KPIX 5 Reporter
• Controversial Instagram Post Leads To Denver Police Investigation
• Richmond Police Arrest Looters At Hilltop Mall; Officer Hit By Car Suffers Minor Injuries
• Dozens Of Peaceful Protesters Arrested For Breaking Curfew Outside Of Minnesota State Capitol
• NBA Legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Speaks Out Against Death Of George Floyd
• Chicago Weather: Near Record Heat On Tuesday
• San Francisco Weighs Permanent COVID-19 Eviction Protections
• 500 National Guard Troops Deployed To Sacramento Amid George Floyd Protests
• LIVE UPDATES: Peaceful Protest On North Side, But Looting Persists In Parts Of Chicago, Unrest In Naperville
• Looters, Unrest Hit Downtown Naperville
• Bronzeville Business Owners Devastated After Being Targeted By Looters
• Beyond The Protests: How To Help Create Positive Change
• Dallas Protesters Arrested For Violating Curfew, Walking On Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge
• George Floyd Death: Day Of Peaceful Protests In Baltimore Ends With Clash With Police, 6 Arrested
• Former Mayor Wellington Webb & City Councilman Chris Hinds React To Denver Protests
• Heavy Police Presence Outside Malls After Social Media Posts About Looting
• Reports: Several Business Vandalized, Looted In Advance Of New York City's Curfew
• South Side Pastor, Church Members Want To Clean Up, But Looting Not Over
• Bay Area Police Demonstrate Varied Tactics In Handling George Floyd Demonstrations
• 'We Are Banding Together': Minneapolis Neighborhood Watch Groups On High Alert
• 'There's A Lot Of Risk': LA County Health Officials Urge Protesters To Wear Masks
• Fort Worth Police Chief Prays With Protesters; Officers Hug Them: 'I Hope They Saw Our Hearts, We Saw Their Hearts'
• Minneapolis Residents Finding Incendiary Devices, Gasoline Stashed Around Yards, Alleys
• Sacramento Salon Reopening Derailed By Vandals
• George Floyd Death: Demonstrators In Denver Explain Why They Joined The Protests
• Peaceful Protests Turn Chaotic As Police Use Tear Gas On Protesters Who Shutdown I-676; Over Two Dozen Arrested
• Matthew Lee Rupert Charged With Rioting In Minneapolis, Arrested In Chicago Where He Planned More 'Damage'
• Santa Clara County To Lift Some Pandemic Restrictions On Business, Recreation Friday
• Marchers Turn Out For Peaceful Protest In Lakeview, Uptown In Wake Of George Floyd's Death
• Election Guide: Maryland Holds First Mail-In Primary On June 2
• Questions Raised About How NYPD Will Handle Future Protests, In Addition To Other Law Enforcement Reforms
• Wisconsin Supreme Court case could remove 129K from voter rolls
• Chaos In Cicero: 2 Bystanders Shot Dead In One Incident, Liquor Store Looting Suspects Caught Hiding In Another
• National Guard, Police Patrol Boston Streets After Sunday Night Riots
• George Floyd Death: Baltimore Police Officers Kneel During Monday's Protests, Crowd Erupts With Cheers
• South Bay NAACP President Teaches Civil Rights-Era Non-Violence To New Generation Of Protesters
• 20 Arrested And Smoke Used After East Liberty March Starts Peaceful, Ends With Violence
• El Dorado County Calls In National Guard For Assistance, Closes Hwy 50 Off-Ramp
• Baltimore Police Officer Seen On Video Striking Woman After She Hit Another Officer Won't Face Charges
• Trump Says He's 'President Of Law And Order,' Declares Aggressive Action On Violent Protests
• Weather: NOAA Predicts 'Busy' 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season
• Neighbors, First Responders Celebrate 94-Year-Old Maryland Veteran's Birthday With Parade
• Howard County Firefighter Brad Scott Dies After Cancer Battle
• Dozens Of Protesters Demonstrate In Front Of Capitol
• George Floyd Protesters Bring Chaos Back To Walnut Creek, Block Freeways In Santa Rosa, East Palo Alto
• 'They Don't Have Any Hope': Boston Business Owner Condemns Violence
• George Floyd Protests Raising Fears Of Spike In Coronavirus Cases
• SEPTA Plans To Operate Scheduled Services On All Transportation Modes Tuesday
• First California Prison Employee Dies of Coronavirus
• Sacramento City Leaders Impose Curfew Until Further Notice: Here's What You Need To Know
• Motorcycle Rider Seriously Injured In Crash On Mack Road
• Detroit Leaders Trying To Keep Protests Peaceful
• Philadelphia Fire Department Has Responded To 378 Fires, Including At Least 14 Arson Cases, Since Saturday
• FBI Seeks Photos, Videos Of People Involved In Boston Riots
• Three More Inmates Die Of COVID-19
• Gloucester County Community Leaders, NAACP Hold Vigil Honoring Memory Of George Floyd
• Vigil In Dorchester Calls For Unity After Night Of Riots
• Volunteers Help Cleanup In Downtown & Midtown Sacramento Following Looting, Vandalism
• Calm Day 3 Of Demonstration In Miami As Protesters Clear Out Before Curfew
• U.S. Faces More Unrest As Trump Promises 'Decisive Action' Against Violence
• Group Protesting Over George Floyd's Death Gathers In East Liberty
• Protesters Call For Peaceful Demonstrations
• Businesses Board Up Doors After Just Reopening Post Coronavirus Shutdown
• Silent Protest In Denver: Demonstrators Kneel In Silence For 8 Minutes In Memory Of George Floyd
• Joe Biden Coming To Philadelphia Tuesday Morning To Address Unrest In Country Following George Floyd's Death
• UPDATE: Alameda County Sheriff Issues Curfew For Entire County; More Cities Issue Orders
• West Sacramento Imposing Citywide Curfew Starting At 8 P.M.
• Man Fatally Shot In Baltimore County Monday Evening, Police Say
• Crowley Police Trying To Find Man Wanted In Deadly Shooting
• Looters Hit Businesses In Natomas And Arden Arcade, Forcing Some To Temporarily Close
• 'Disgusting': Video Shows Middle Schoolers From West Jefferson Hills School District Allegedly Reenacting Death Of George Floyd
• Atlantic City Mayor Imposes 7 P.M. Curfew For City Through June 9
• Amber Alert Issued For 2-Year-Old Boy Missing From Waco Park
• Long Island Restaurant Owners Calling For Governor To Ease Rules On Outdoor Dining; 'We Need Some Way To Get Them Back To Work'
• South Side Residents Felt 'Abandoned' After Businesses Were Damaged, Set On Fire
• State Database Shows Several Unconfirmed COVID-19 Deaths At Skilled Nursing Centers In Berkeley
• Hundreds Of Demonstrators Hold Peaceful, Loud Protest In Castro Valley
• "You Have A Lot Of Soldiers Who Are On Your Side": National Guardsman Moved To Tears Speaking To Young Man
• How Do We Move Forward As A Society In Wake Of The Violence?
• 7 Inmates Have Died Due To Coronavirus; 507 Cases Tied To State-Run Correctional System
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Trump declares "we will dominate the streets"
• Virus-Proofing Sports Facilities Presents A Big Challenge
• 'We Did This For Dignity, Equality And Visibility': Lyndhurst Celebrates Pride Month With Flag Raising Ceremony
• Keller: Kennedy Attacks 'Sluggish' Markey In Senate Primary Debate
• Sacramento Institutes Curfew Monday Night After Another Night Of Looting
• Long Island Dentists Ready To Welcome Patients With New PPE And Protocols
• CTA Suspends Service Beginning At 9:30 p.m.
• Reopening Maryland: Health Officials Worry The COVID-19 Could Spread As Crowds Gather At The Beach, Summer Events
• West Side Businesses Face Major Challenges After Weekend Looting
• 'They Were Very Well Organized': Santa Monica Business Owner Says Looters Came Prepared With Duffel Bags, SUVs
• CFD Responds To Dozens Of Blazes, More Than The 1968 Chicago Riots
• Police: Officer Injured In Crash With Vehicle Stolen From Toyota Dealership In West Philadelphia
• Denver's Pop Culture Con Canceled For 2020
• 'Hard To Watch Something You Care About Get Destroyed': More Than 70 Pittsburgh Businesses Damaged Or Looted Following Protests Turned Violent
• BSO Deputy Praying With Protester A Sign Of Hope Sheriff Gregory Tony Says 'We Need To See More Of'
• Activist calls on people to "find a better way" to protest injustice
• 3 People Accused Of Throwing Molotov Cocktails At Police Appear In Court
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths
• Looting, Fires Leave Food Deserts Harder Hit Than Ever In Chicago
• 'People Get It': Michael Brown Sr. Sees Unity In Aftermath of George Floyd's Death
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Says Curfew 'Should Be In Place As Long As It's Needed'
• Cleaning Up In Kenwood; 'We're Going To Take Care Of What's Ours'
• Police draw criticism for brutal tactics used against protesters
• Pittsburgh Police Find Missing 28-Year-Old Dylan Yourkonis
• Firefighters Contain 663-Acre Grass Fire Near Roseville
• Chinese Hospital Helped Prevent COVID-19 Outbreaks In San Francisco's Chinatown
• Jamie Foxx Joins SF Mayor Breed At 'Kneel-In' At City Hall To Protest George Floyd Death
• Local Runner Gets A 'Decade Of Life' After Bay to Breakers Miracle
• Ravens, Steve And Renee Bisciotti Foundation Commit $1M To Social Justice Groups In Wake Of George Floyd's Death
• Nat'l Guard Discusses Scaling Back Presence In Minnesota
• 'You Will Be Prosecuted': Top Law Enforcement Officers Warning Of Consequences For Violent Protesters, Looters
• George Floyd Protests Escalate As Luxury Stores Looted In SoHo
• Orange County Reports 162 New Coronavirus Cases, 1 Additional Death
• DPS: Preliminary Investigation Indicates I-35W Truck Incident Was Not Intentional
• North Texas Hospital Providing Virtual Mental Health Treatment To Children During Summer Break
• Cuomo, De Blasio Announce Citywide Curfew After Peaceful George Floyd Protests Spiral Into Chaos
• Britten/BoxPop® Helps Turn Shipping Containers Into Mask Sterilization Units
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Moves Deadline To Count Mail-In Ballots Amid Unrest
• Small Restaurants Facing New Hurdle As Protests Cause Unrest Throughout City
• Challenges Of Rebuilding On Chicago's South Side 'Livelihoods Completely Devastated'
• Connecticut Residents Applaud Reopening Of Salons And Barber Shops; 'I'm Dying To Get A Haircut'
• 'We've Got Bad Apples In The Community': Pittsburgh Citizen Police Review Board Executive Director Commends Pittsburgh Police, Blames Violent Offenders Following Local Riots
• West Nile Virus Discovered In Coachella Valley Mosquitos, No Human Cases Reported
• Search On For Driver Who Struck And Killed 7-Year-Old Autistic Boy On Sunday Night
• Chicago Chef WorksTo Feed Kids As CPS Halts Meal Service After Weekend Protests
• Miami Dolphins Brass Takes Moment During Food Distribution To Address Social Injustice
• Restaurant Preparing To Reopen After Coronavirus Shutdown Looted During Riot
• Newark Public Officials Reflect On 1967 Riots Amidst New Protests: 'The City Has Now Begun To Rise From The Ashes'
• Community Activists Focus On Message Of Hope, Change Ahead Of More Protests In Boston
• Pennsylvania's Primary Election Promises To Be Unique In Many Ways
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Amends Emergency Declaration To Add Delaware, Montgomery Counties After Protests Turn Violent
• Jefferson Doctor Not Expecting Major Increase In Coronavirus Cases Because Of Large Protests
• Trump Promises Aggressive Military Action On Violent George Floyd Protests
• Donations Pour In To Help Shattered Lake Street Businesses
• Pace Bus Service Suspended Beginning At 7 p.m.
• Trump Urges Governors To Deploy National Guard, Threatens Use Of US Military
• Former Arlington Pastor Sentenced To 24+ Years For Child Exploitation
• Smithsonian secretary: protests need to be a "tipping point"
• LIST: SoCal Cities, Counties Issue Curfews As Unrest Continues
• Texas Adjusting Hurricane Response Plans Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Sacramento Officials Assess Damage; Senate Cancels Meetings
• Hurricane Season Day 1: Tropical Depression Forms In Gulf, Expected To Become Next Tropical Storm
• Gov. Tom Wolf Moves Allegheny County Deadline To Count Mail-In Ballots To Next Week Amid Unrest
• Gov. Tom Wolf, Mayor Kenney Tour Damage With Angry Neighbors After Weekend Of Violence, Looting In Philadelphia
• Miami Heat's Udonis Haslem Lends His Voice In Calling For Peaceful Protests In Miami
• Adjustment Period Is Likely For Pets As Owners Head Back To Work From Coronavirus Quarantine
• Will Protests Fuel A Coronavirus Resurgence? Infectious Disease Expert Says It Could
• LA County Joins Santa Monica, Beverly Hills With New Curfews Monday
• Police: 2 Adults Killed, 5 Children Injured After SUV Loses Control, Flips Several Times In Southwest Philadelphia
• MTA Suspends Some Light RailLink Service; Some Streets, Including I-83, Closed During Protests In Baltimore
• Volunteers 'Pick Up The City' They Care For After Two Days Of Protests In Miami
• Civil Rights Activists 'Disgusted' That Call For Reform Is Drowned Out By Riots
• Massachusetts Reaches 100,805 Coronavirus Cases With Newly Reported Probable Cases
• Black-Owned Businesses Among Those Damaged By Vandals During Protests
• Police: 30-Year-Old Man Shot 12 Times During Dispute With Neighbor In Overbrook
• Firefighters Battling Grass Fire Near North Natomas Regional Park
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-1-20
• Senior Spotlight: Posnack School Grad 'Making The Best Out Of This Ending'
• 'Game-Changer': UMD Scientists Create More Accurate, Faster COVID-19 Test
• State Superintendent Thurmond Calls For New Plan On Racism, Bias In Schools
• Miami Dolphins Food Relief Program Providing Meals To Those In Need
• Breckenridge Joins In Solidarity March Down Main Street
• Florida Gov. DeSantis Calls George Floyd Death 'Appalling,' While Citing 'Zero Tolerance For Violence, Rioting, Looting'
• Illinois Man Matthew Rupert Charged With Rioting, Possessing Explosives In Minneapolis, Chicago George Floyd Protests
• NYPD Officers Take Knee In Solidarity With Protesters; De Blasio Praises Them For 'Listening, Working With The Community'
• Reopening Florida: Keys Back In Business & Welcoming Visitors Once Again
• Gov. Hogan Says 'Fringe Groups Trying To Incite Violence' Have No Place In Baltimore, Thanks Community & Leaders For Peaceful Protests
• 'Peace On The Left, Justice On The Right': Terrence Floyd, Brother Of George Floyd, Visits Memorial Site
• 25-Year-Old Detroit Man Faces Murder Charge, Denied Bond In Baby's Death
• 'Heartwarming': Pittsburgh Police Mounted Unit Returns From Peaceful Protests Turned Violent To Find Kind Gestures From The Community
• 49ers Richard Sherman Impressed By White Quarterbacks' Voice
• Wear A Mask On A Walk? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Neighbors join man afraid to walk alone near his own home
• 'A Pandemic On Top Of A Pandemic'; Newsom Acknowledges Systemic Racism Fueling Protests
• Like Many Teenagers, Denver 17-Year-Old Finding It Tough To Get A Job This Summer
• DA's Call On California State Bar To Ban Police Union Campaign Donations To Prosecutors
• 2 Autopsies Released In George Floyd's Death, From Hennepin County And Independent Group
• 'A Pandemic On Top Of A Pandemic': Gov. Newsom Addresses Protests Over Death Of George Floyd
• 'Very Delicate Balance': Ed Davis On Boston Riots, Military Presence
• Fort Lauderdale Quiet After Rally For Change Ends In Unrest, Vandalism, & State Of Emergency
• Mayor Francis Suarez 'Incredibly Proud Of The Way Miamians Displayed Protests, Anger & Frustration'
• State Of Illinois Calls Up 250 Additional National Guard Members To Assist Beyond Chicago
• De Blasio Defends His Daughter, Chiara, After Protest Arrest: 'I'm Proud Of Her That She Cares So Much'
• 64-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot In North Baltimore
• Police Sweeping Downtown Baltimore After Bricks, Bottles Found With Potential Accelerants
• 170 Arrested During Denver Riots Sunday Night
• Two Broward Sheriff's Deputies Placed On Administrative Leave For Social Media Comments
• Roseville Galleria Closes Early On Monday Over Concerns About Unrest
• Widow Of Rutland Police Detective Killed By COVID-19 Says He Was 'All For The Community'
• Aventura Mall Shut Down 'In Case Any Protest Should Pop Up'
• Cuomo Suggests George Floyd Protests May Undermine Efforts To Beat Back Coronavirus; 'Don't Snatch Defeat From The Jaws Of Victory'
• New Jersey To Begin Phase Two Reopening On June 15, Murphy Says
• Keller @ Large: Trump Should Be Careful What He Wishes For
• Police Investigating Motor Vehicle Theft, Theft From Auto Spree In Glen Burnie
• Fort Lauderdale Police Officer Relieved Of Duty, Under Investigation For Shoving Protester To The Ground
• People Who Come From Outside Of Texas To Break Law During Protests Face Federal Charges
• Police Need Public's Help Identifying Woman Found Dead On Cockeysville Walking Trail
• 'Nail In The Coffin': Businesses Struggling From Coronavirus Now Rebuilding From Vandalism
• Karmanos Cancer Institute Resumes All Services As Cases Of COVID-19 Decline
• Finally A Date Set For Michiganders To Get Bottle Deposits Back
• Brian Bartels, 20-Year-Old Accused Of Inciting Violence And Riots In Pittsburgh, In Police Custody
• Coronavirus (WI): Wisconsin Nears 600 COVID-19 Deaths
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore County Speeding Up Permit Process For Restaurants Wanting To Set Up Outdoor Table Service
• Feeling lonely during the lockdown? Call Zappos
• Volunteers Fan Out Across Civic Center Park To Clean Up Vandalism
• Illinois Secretary Of State's Driver Service Facilities Reopening Delayed Until Tuesday
• Walsh Calls Boston Riots, Looting 'An Attack On Our City And Its People'
• Dallas Police Investigating 2 Alleged Use-Of-Force Incidents By Officers On Sunday
• FPL Storm Tips: Keep Your Family and Home Safe During Hurricane Season
• Facebook Workers Slam Zuckerberg's Inaction On Trump Posts, Hold Virtual Walkout
• 'Enough Is Enough': Carson Wentz, Ben Simmons Among Philadelphia Athletes Calling For Peace After Death Of George Floyd
• Ex-MLB Star Kevin Youkilis Enduring 80% Loss At Bay Area Beer Business
• Overnight curfew declared for NYC
• California Schools Chief Calls For New Plan On Racism, Bias
• Dallas Police Association President Said DPD Was Unprepared For Rioting
• Miami-Dade Mayor, Police Director Honor Protesters Who Stopped Looters At CVS
• Philadelphia Under Citywide Curfew For Third Straight Night As National Guard Deployed In City
• Bullet Shot Through Window At Baltimore Washington Medical Center; No Injuries Reported, Police Say
• Illinois Reports 974 New COVID-19 Cases, 23 New Deaths
• Denver Mayor Extends Curfew For 4 More Nights
• Colorado Health Officials Now Expect A Bigger Second Wave Of Coronavirus Than The First
• Driver Anthony Knapp Identified, Accused Of Plowing Car Into 3 Denver Police Officers
• Dodger Stadium COVID-19 Testing Site To Remain Open As All Other LA Sites Temporarily Close
• Salinas Valley State Prison Inmate Killed; 4 Inmates Suspected In Homicide
• Modesto Police Out At Vintage Fair Mall After Social Media Post Threatens Looting
• Gov. Baker: Massachusetts Cannot Allow Rioters To 'Sow Chaos' Into Powerful Movement
• Baker Slams Trump's Comments On George Floyd Protests: Compassionate Leadership 'Nowhere To Be Found'
• Metro Transit Services Suspended Through At Least June 2
• Reopening: Redwood City Church Holds 1st Public Mass Since Shelter-In-Place With Archbishop
• California To Call Up Another 1,100 National Guard Troops To Help Police
• Brother Of Dallas Officer Killed In 2016 Ambush Concerned About Safety During Latest Protests
• Tacko Fall Reports To Auerbach Center On First Day Celtics Allow Individual Workouts
• Boston NAACP President: This Is 'The Result Of Generations Of A Knee On The Neck'
• Josh Gad reunites movie casts for a good cause
• 'Hijacked': Pittsburgh Police Looking For Photos And Videos To Identify People Accused Of Turning Peaceful Protests Violent
• Report: New York Yankees Releasing 45 Minor League Players
• Childcare, Retail Stores Included In Next Phase Of Reopening Plan
• Biden vows to set up police oversight board if elected
• Dallas Protest Planned Despite 7PM Curfew: 'We Must Continue To Stand Our Ground'
• Extinctions raise risk of "biological annihilation," study warns
• Dozens Of New Cars Stolen From Dodge Dealership During San Leandro Looting
• Find Out Where To Cast Your Vote In Tuesday's Pennsylvania Primary
• Officers kneel in solidarity with protesters in several cities
• Volunteers Bring Brooms, Dustpans To Help Clean Up Long Beach Businesses Hit By Looters
• Marshall University Announces 3 Coronavirus Cases As Athletes Return
• President Donald Trump Calls Philadelphia 'A Mess' While Telling US Governors To Aggressively Go After Violent Protesters
• MPD Union Leader Releases Letter To Officers Critical Of Minneapolis Leadership
• Obama says protests could be "a real turning point"
• Dallas County Coronavirus Hospitalization Numbers Remain Flat, No New Deaths Reported Monday
• Trump tells governors they "have to dominate" amid civil unrest
• Surveillance Video Shows B Fresh Store At 55th And Wenworth Looted, Cleaned Out
• Tropical Storm Formation Possible In Gulf; Could Affect Texas Later This Week, Early Next Week
• Historic Number Of Nat'l Guard Soldiers Activated Across U.S. For Protests, COVID-19
• The GrowHaus Distributes Equivalent Of 100,000 Meals In Denver During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Report: US Box Office To Plunge By Over 50% As Movie Theaters Remain Closed
• 'I'm Not Mad At You, I'm Mad At The Ones That Are Doing It To Us:' Pittsburgh Protester's Kind Gesture Goes Viral
• Fort Worth ISD Superintendent Says Racism Must Be Addressed Head On: It's Time For All Leaders To Speak Up'
• Reopening New Jersey: State To Allow Outdoor Dining, In-person Retail And Barbershops To Resume In Coming Weeks
• Target Closes Several Stores Across LA Amid Looting, Amazon Cuts Down On Deliveries
• Gov. Whitmer Lifts Stay-At-Home Order Across Michigan
• 'Marijuana Is Not Why I Left The League': Larry Sanders On NBA Career, Milwaukee Bucks, Giannis Antetokounmpo
• Dante Scarnecchia Gives Scouting Report On Coaches Replacing Him On Patriots Staff
• Man Found Shot Dead In Stockton On Monday Morning
• SMU's Law School Launches Helpline
• A List Of Minnesota Restaurants Reopening For Outdoor Dining
• 3 North Mpls. Businesses Destroyed By Fire Overnight; Arson Suspected
• Free COVID-19 Testing In Arlington
• George Floyd Protests: SF Police Chief Laments Weekend Destruction; Explosives Seized, 120 Arrested
• Police Announce Charges Against 53 People In Boston Riots
• Naperville Shuts Down City Hall, Urging Downtown Businesses To Close Due To Protest Concerns
• Prosecutor says officers' "blue code of silence needs to go"
• As Trump pushes to reopen, border restrictions continue
• Downtown Detroit Rent Lowdown: What $2,500 Per Month Gets You
• Baltimore Orioles Pitcher David Hess & Wife Devin Hess: 'There's Never Been A Better Time To Use Our Voices To Combat Racism'
• 4 Lovable Pups To Adopt Now In Detroit
• Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price Issues Curfew 'In Interest Of Public Safety'
• Cuomo: "Don't snatch defeat from the jaws of victory" in virus fight
• Exclusive: Dilworth Park Starbucks Will Reopen After Being 'Firebombed' By Looters Over Weekend
• Mayor Walsh Explains Why Protests Were Allowed During Coronavirus Pandemic
• DA Rollins: White Community Waking Up To 'Burning Rage' Seen In George Floyd Protests
• Cranberry Township Waterpark To Open On June 20 With Safety Protocols In Place
• Collin County Offers Housing Assistance For Those Impacted By COVID-19
• Port Authority Of Allegheny County's 'NEXTransit' Aims To Create A 25-Year-Plan For Pittsburgh Region
• Suspect Arrested In Shooting Of 14-Year-Old In Glen Burnie
• Red Sox Mock Draft Roundup: Whom Pundits Think Boston Will Take At No. 17
• Blue Mound Texas Police Chase Ends With Wrong Way Crash In West Fort Worth
• Apartments For Rent in Detroit: What $1,100 Gets You
• Firefighters Stop Forward Progress Of Wind-Driven San Ramon Valley Brush Fire
• Michael Jordan releases statement on George Floyd's death
• Taser maker Axon's shares jump 20% on George Floyd protests
• Aurora Police Chief On Sunday Violence: 'We Can Start Anew'
• Patriots Fan Bill Burr Is Abso-Bleeping-Lutely Still Rooting For Tom Brady With Buccaneers
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Blood Bank Vitalant Begins Testing Donations For COVID-19 Antibodies
• 'Send Me The GoFundMe': Pittsburgh Steelers LB Vince Williams Asks To Help Businesses 'Destroyed By The Riots'
• National Guard Patrols Long Beach Monday After Businesses Damaged, Looted; Multiple People Arrested
• Pennsylvania Sees Low Number Of New COVID-19 Cases; Philadelphia Total Nears 23,000
• Long Beach Closes All Coronavirus Test Sites Following Sunday Looting
• Goodell criticized for statement on racial injustice
• Bolder Boulder 10K Announces Cancellation Of 2020 Race
• Judge Tosses Ex-University Of Maryland Basketball Players' 'Fortnite' Dance Lawsuit
• Philadelphia Police Report Homicide Rate Up 21 Percent, Highest In More Than A Decade
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Updates Case Total After 'Dataset' Problem, Reports 8 New Cases, Bringing Total To 1,919
• Six Flags Coronavirus Testing Expanded In Maryland, No Appointment Needed
• Jeffrey Beier Arrested In Russia, Faces Murder Charges In 2016 Disappearance Of Girlfriend
• Over 100 Clergy Members Gather On Freedom Corner In Hill District To Protest George Floyd's Death
• Chicago Weather: Warm Up On The Way
• DOJ ramps up law enforcement presence amid clashes
• The 4 Best Caribbean Spots In Detroit
• June & July Schedule Updates
• Gov. Walz Extends Curfew 2 Days, Shortens Nightly Duration
• Philadelphia Parking Authority Resumes Normal Parking Rates At City Garages, Select Lots
• Whitmer, Gilchrist Release Video In Response To Death Of George Floyd, Protests
• Volunteers Take To Boston Streets To Clean Up Damage After Protests
• Geoffery Fieger Files Suits On Behalf Of Midland Flood Victims
• CPD Superintendent Brown: 699 Arrested, Lightfoot On Protests 'Heart Wrenching'
• Hayward CVS Pharmacy Looting Ends In Officer-Involved Shooting; 4 Suspects Arrested
• Gilead Says Drug Remdesivir Helped Moderately Ill Coronavirus Patients
• A vibrant city neighborhood burned and looted and heartbroken
• Chicago Public Schools suspends free meal program
• George Floyd Protesters Disrupt Traffic In Spring Garden Section Of Philadelphia
• Monongahela Valley Hospital Offering Coronavirus Antibody Testing At Blood Draw Centers
• Man, 3 Minors Arrested On Suspicion Of Looting Stockton Walmart
• Trump Calls Governors 'Weak,' Calls For Tougher Crackdowns Against Protesters
• Maryland Comptroller Reopening Most Branches Today For Appointment-Only Visits
• Mayor Calls NYPD Cruiser And Gun Videos 'Unacceptable,' Praises Majority Of Police For Keeping Peace
• Nearly 60 Arrested As Unruly Night Follows Peaceful Day Of Protests In Oakland
• CPD Reports Nearly 700 Arrests, 132 Officers Injured Amid Sunday's Violent Riots
• Police Investigating After Man Found Stabbed At Mobil Gas Station In Glen Burnie
• Trump Tells 'Weak' Governors They 'Have To Dominate' As Civil Unrest Divides Nation
• Whitmer to testify about "confusion" over PPE
• Providence Place Mall Reopens As Rhode Island Moves Into Phase 2
• Reopening: Point Isabel Shoreline In Richmond Open; Dogs Must Stay On Leash
• Trump briefly taken to White House bunker during protests Friday
• SEPTA Suspending Subway, Bus And Trolley Service In Center City Until Further Notice
• Coronavirus (MN): 10 More Deaths Reported As Total Number Of COVID-19 Cases Surpasses 25,000
• Sheriff joins protesters marching for George Floyd
• Cuomo Says More Regions In New York Are Heading Into Phase Two Reopening
• Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on racism in America and what needs to change
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 12 More Deaths And 356 New Cases, As Coronavirus Case Grow To 72,282
• Austin Brewery Turns Into A Park So People Can Drink And Socially Distance
• Enoch Pratt Free Library Set To Offer Limited Services To Customers Starting June 15
• Authorities: Fire That Engulfed DTLR Sneaker Store Result Of Looting
• Parking Enforcement Goes Back Into Effect In City Of Denver
• Woman Pulled Out Of Charles River After She Says Someone Threw Her In
• China uses U.S. protests to cry hypocrisy amid Hong Kong standoff
• Music Industry Calls For Black Out Tuesday Amid Unrest
• Nationwide protests continue, many marred by violence and looting
• George Floyd's body to be returned to Houston, mayor says
• Investigation Launched After Tweet Sent From Salem Police Criticizes Boston Protests
• Atlanta mayor says Trump "making it worse" and should "just stop talking"
• Supreme Court upholds composition of Puerto Rico oversight panel
• Mayor Steinberg Urges Sacramentans To Help Clean Up After Looters Damage Dozens Of Businesses
• Mayor Steinberg Urges Sacramentans To Come Help Clean Up After Looters Damage Dozens Of Businesses
• Former Mets Outfielder Lenny Dykstra's Defamation Suit Against Former Teammate Ron Darling Dismissed
• Berkeley Public Library Reopens Book Drops, Extends Borrowing Deadlines To July
• Sewage Could Hold The Key To Stopping New Coronavirus Outbreaks
• Brad Stevens Breaks 3-Year Twitter Silence, Tweets Support For Change Following George Floyd's Murder
• Fires flare near White House as protests continue
• Santa Monica Owner Protects His Store With Guns Amid Looting
• Demand For Mail-in Ballots Makes For Unpredictable Primary In Pennsylvania
• Cleanup Underway Across Philadelphia After Second Day Of Violence, Looting
• Free Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Offered In Arlington
• Brandon Marshall Hopes Protests Can Lead To More Change
• 2 airmen dead after shooting at North Dakota air base
• Doc Rivers On America's Racial Injustice: 'This Is A Human Issue'
• Man shot and killed by police as protests went on in Louisville
• Weekend Of Destruction: Massive Cleanup Ahead After Looting Continued Overnight In Philadelphia
• Ben Franklin Bridge, I-676 And Its Exits And Center City Streets Reopen After Day Of Violent Protests, Looting
• Ed Davis Expects 'Significant Change' In Boston Policing For George Floyd Protests
• Dallas Police Searching For 'Disoriented' Man Last Seen On Sunday
• Looters Set Fire To DMV In San Bernardino, Ransack Stores
• More Than 100 Arrests Made Sunday As Mass Violence Continues Across Philadelphia, Police Say
• 'This Is Unacceptable': Daylight Reveals Damage From Looters On Newbury Street
• Maryland COVID-19 Positivity Rate Dropped By 60% From Peak As More Than 357K Tests Taken Across State
• 'It Was Mayhem': 3-Alarm Fire Engulfs Several Businesses In Kensington Following Night Of Looting
• Roving Looters Leave San Leandro Walmart Ransacked And Smoldering
• California Orders State Buildings In Downtown Areas Closed Amid Unrest
• Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison to lead George Floyd case
• Frontiers Of Flight Museum Virtual Camps
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Hospitalizations Continue Slight Decline, Cases Surpass 53K
• AAA: 42% Of Floridians Less Likely To Evacuate During Hurricane Due To COVID-19
• Brother says George Floyd would urge peace "if he was here"
• India ends COVID lockdown despite soaring infections
• Woman's Fatal Stabbing Prompts Officer-Involved Shooting In Larchmont; Suspect In Custody
• Target CEO: Lake Street Location Will Be Rebuilt And Support Will Be Provided For Workers, Community
• Philadelphia Officer Injured Responding To Looting In Mayfair Shopping Center
• Protests force Walmart, CVS, and Target to close some stores
• Crews Investigating Fatal Fire In Philadelphia's Frankford Neighborhood
• PTL Links: June 1, 2020
• AAA: Hurricane Season Begins With Lowest Gas Prices In 17 Years
• How To Talk To Your Children About Protests And Racism
• Police And Demonstrators Clash Again In Denver After Curfew
• 'Combustion Of Anxiety': Councilwoman Katherine Gilmore Richardson Recalls Being In Middle Of West Philadelphia Chaos
• Peaceful Demonstrator Returns To Find Her Car Vandalized Amid Chaos After George Floyd Protests In Sacramento
• Christo, Artist Who Brought 'The Gates' To Central Park, Dies At 84
• New Jersey Cities Lift Curfews Imposed After Protests Turn Violent
• Keselowski In The Right Place At The Right Time Again
• Denver Weather: June Starts With A Heat Wave
• Kyle Van Noy Says Miami Dolphins Trying To Be Own Team, Not The New England Patriots
• Necco Wafers Are Making A Comeback This Summer
• Peter King Buries Patriots In Power Rankings, Putting New England Third In AFC East
• Weather Blog: First Day Of Meteorological Summer
• Peaceful Protester To Gov. Walz: 'We Don't Need A Curfew, We Need Your Voice'
• ISP Announce Updated Exit Ramp, Road Closures Monday Amid Protests
• City Of Pittsburgh Extends Nightly Curfew For Another Night
• COVID-19 In Minnesota: Latest Headlines From June 1, 2020
• More Than 480 Arrested Over The Weekend Amid Minnesota's Aggressive Response To Protests, Unrest
• North Texas Sees Spike In COVID-19 Cases, Protesters Gathering En Masse Sparks Concern About Fresh Outbreaks
• VIDEO: Michigan Sheriff Joins Protesters Marching For George Floyd
• Miami Weather: Warm & Muggy Start On This First Day Of Hurricane Season
• At Least 4 Cars Stolen From Gary Barbera Dealership On Roosevelt Boulevard As Citywide Looting Continues
• June 1 Marks Beginning Of Pride Month Celebrating LGBTQ Community
• Man Dead In Overnight Baltimore Shooting
• One Person Dead After Four Men Fall From A Roof In Adams Township
• A-Rod, Jennifer Lopez Sought Robert Kraft's Advice About Buying Mets
• Ex-cop charged in George Floyd death moved twice in same day
• Boston Protests Over George Floyd Death Turn Into Riots: A Timeline
• Photos: Boston Protests Turn Into Riots
• 'We Want Justice': Celtics Players March In Response To George Floyd's Death
• Pier 1 Is Officially Going Out Of Business, Aims To Permanently Close All Stores By October
• Detroit Receives $1M To Help Improve Public Spaces
• Cam Newton, Patriots Reportedly Talked Early In Offseason
• Unrest Over George Floyd's Death Could Influence Joe Biden's Search For Running Mate
• The world reacts as American cities erupt in anger
• Punch List Work On I-75 In Northern Oakland County To Begin Tuesday
• ICYMI: Top takeaways from this week's "Face the Nation"
• Miami-Dade Delays Monday's Beach Reopenings Due To Protests
• Pier 1 Is Officially Going Out Of Business
• DPD Launches Investigation After Video Of Confrontation With Officers, Protesters Goes Viral
• Son Of MLB Great Dale Murphy Shot In Eye With Rubber Bullet During George Floyd Protests In Denver
• CTA Service Will Resume Monday Morning; Service Will Not Operate In, Near Downtown
• CPS Suspending Meal Distribution Monday
• Make Yourself Stand Out During The Job Search
• MLB Players Make Counteroffer To Owners For 114-Game Season And Coronavirus Opt-Out
• Arrest Warrant Issued For Brian Bartels, Police Say He Is Responsible For Inciting Violence At Pittsburgh Protests
• Secretary Of State Branches Reopen Today In Michigan By Appointment Only
• Crews Responding To Large Fire At Dollar Tree Near Calumet Heights
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/1 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Child Care Concerns Grow As School Year Ends; Here's A Benefit Parents Should Know
• Fire Destroys House In Lavon, No One Injured
• Illinois Shuts Down All Community-Based, State-Run COVID-19 Testing Sites Monday
• 8 People Arrested At Protest At Diamond Park In Butler
• Working from home? Get ready for higher utility bills
• NYPD: Women Sought For Vandalizing St. Patrick's Cathedral Amid Protests
• Bill de Blasio's daughter arrested while protesting in Manhattan
• Max Minute: 'Increasing Evidence That Six Foot Social Distance Rule May Not Be Enough Indoors'
• Liquor Store Set On Fire In West Englewood As Riots Continued Overnight
• Pittsburgh Weather: Driest Month Of May In Over A Decade
• Boxes Litter Ground In Jefferson Park After Night Of Looting
• City of Pride: San Francisco Led Nation With Decades of LGBT Progress
• Two Men Facing Charges Stemming From Pittsburgh Protests
• Staging Area Set Up For Law Enforcement, National Guard At Guaranteed Rate Field
• SpaceX Crew Dragon docks with space station after historic launch
• George Floyd Death: Unrest, Protests, Looting In Chicago, Suburbs
• Firefighters Respond To Vacant Office Building Fire In Penn Hills
• Cleanup And Recovery Efforts Continue In Pittsburgh After Violent Protests And Looting
• Sunday Protests In Pittsburgh Remained Peaceful After Violence And Looting On Saturday
• New York Weather: CBS2 6/1 Monday Morning Forecast
• 43-Year-Old Woman Killed After Being Struck By Vehicle In Indiana County
• Pitcairn Police Searching For Man Accused Of Assaulting A Child
• Over 20,000 Free Meals Provided To Freeport Community Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Religious Community Comes Together For Much-Needed Worship After Week Of Violence
• Monday's Show Info (6/1/20)
• Man Dies After Jumping Into Pond In Unity Township
• George Floyd U.S. protests: Live updates from May 31, 2020
• 'Criminal And Cowardly': Gov. Baker Condemns Looting In Boston After George Floyd Protests
• Philadelphia Police Officers Hit With Bricks, Molotov Cocktails, Vehicles Set On Fire As Looters Strike Across City
• Boston Stores Looted On Newbury Street And In Downtown Crossing

Videos from June 1, 2020

• George Floyd's death highlights systemic abuse
• Former President Obama calls for action following nationwide protests
• Keith Ellison, lead prosecutor in George Floyd case: "Injustice has been a hallmark of our criminal justice system"
• Trump: "I am your president of law and order"
• Smithsonian Institution's Lonnie Bunch on protests: "This moment needs to be a tipping point"
• Trump tells governors to "dominate" protests
• Peaceful California protests overshadowed by violence and looting
• CBS Evening News, June 1, 2020
• Activist challenges protesters: "Come up with a better way" in fight against racial injustice
• 6/1/20: Red and Blue
• Dozens of neighbors join black man afraid to walk alone
• Overnight curfew announced for New York City
• Tensions rise during protests in Washington, D.C.
• National Urban League CEO: George Floyd "did not deserve to die"
• NYC libraries consider grab-and-go service to help readers amid pandemic
• Cuomo: "We don't know the consequences" yet of coronavirus in mass protests
• Trump attacks governors as "weak," urges them to "dominate" protesters
• Officials fear protests may cause surge in coronavirus cases
• Santa Monica cleans up damage after protests turned violent
• The journalist behind "Coronavirus News for Black Folks"
• China says U.S. protests show "hypocrisy"
• George Floyd's death prompts huge protest in London
• Oxford University leads one of world’s largest studies on COVID-19 recovery
• Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on mental health worldwide
• Police officers kneel and march in solidarity with protesters
• Turmoil escalates as protesters and police clash nationwide
• St. Louis prosecutor: Reform the justice system to stop police killings
• Kindness 101 with Steve Hartman: Compassion
• NBA Hall of Famer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar defends nationwide protests in op-ed
• U.S. astronauts welcomed at International Space Station after historic launch
• A look at the history of fear of black men in American society
• Senator Tim Scott on systemic racism, his talks with President Trump amid protests
• Sheriff takes off riot gear and walks with protesters in Flint, Michigan
• NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea discusses his officers' response to protests
• Former AG Loretta Lynch on the case against officer charged with murder for George Floyd's death
• Independent autopsy in George Floyd's death to be released Monday, family attorney says
• Trump calls for crackdown on protests
• Eye Opener: George Floyd protests from coast to coast