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Articles from June 3, 2020

• 330-Acre Suisun City Brush Fire Damages Or Destroys 11 Homes, Prompts Evacuations
• Sacramento Activist's Skull Fractured After They Were Hit In Face With Police Rubber Bullets
• Manteca Closing Down Some Streets As Precaution
• Massive Crowd Marches Across City For Peaceful San Francisco George Floyd Protest
• Lights Shine Bright At Dodger Stadium For 8 Minutes, 46 Seconds In A Silent Tribute For George Floyd
• Reopening Retracted: Bay Area Businesses Again Board Up Storefronts as Looting Continues
• ACLU Sues LA, San Bernardino Over Curfew Orders
• Dozens Of Vehicles First To Drive On Newly-Reopened Independence Pass
• Firefighters Battling 400-Acre Fire In Suisun City; Several Homes Destroyed And Damaged
• Denver Public Schools To Host Discussions About Whether To Keep School Resource Officers
• Family Remembers 24-Year-Old Who Drowned Trying To Save Strangers In Cosumnes River
• Former Defense Secretary James Mattis Denounces Trump For Dividing Country
• Hundreds Take Part In George Floyd Protests In Anaheim, Other OC Cities; Man Arrested After Allegedly Driving Into Crowd
• Santa Monica Mountain Lion Gives Birth To Three Kittens (2 Boys & A Girl!)
• 'I Want Her Out Of Office Immediately': Thousands Protest District Attorney Jackie Lacey In Downtown LA; Unlawful Assembly Declared
• Police Say False Rumors About Looting Spark Fears In El Dorado County
• Reading About Race: Sales Skyrocket For Books Discussing Race Relations
• AMC Theatres In Emeryville, San Francisco Could Close Permanently Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'I'm Proud Of The Demonstrations': Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Marches With Protesters Downtown
• Victims Identified In Fatal PG&E Contractor Helicopter Crash Near Fairfield
• Trump Expected To Sign Senate-Approved Fix For Small Business Coronavirus Relief
• George Floyd Death: All Four Ex-Officers Involved Now Charged, In Custody
• DPD Chief Holds Virtual Town Hall, Answers Questions About Protests
• Push To Support Sacramento Black-Owned Businesses
• 'That's A Risk We're Willing To Take': As Health Officials Worry About COVID-19 Spreading During Protests, Demonstrations Continue
• Krystal Lee Kenney Won't Go To Halfway House After Helping Prosecutors Convict Patrick Frazee
• Minneapolis Police Say 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Phillips Double Shooting
• Police: Well-Coordinated Thieves Capitalize On Bay Area Protest Chaos
• Garcetti: City Will Redirect $250M From Budget To Invest In Black Communities
• Minneapolis Property Damage From George Floyd Unrest Estimated At $55M And Counting
• Sacramento Police Chief Walks With Marchers At Oak Park Protest, Takes A Knee
• 'That's A Start': George Floyd's Loved Ones, Legal Teams React To News Of Charges Against Ex-Officers
• LIVE UPDATES: Chicago Continues To Recover From Days Of Violence, Gradually Reopening In Wake Of COVD-19
• Chicago Weather: Thunderstorms To The South
• Demand For Guns, Private Security Spikes Dramatically Amid Unrest In Chicago, Around Country
• Beutner: Getting Children Back To School Will Be Complicated, Costly
• Stanislaus County Declares State Of Emergency; Oakdale Protests Turn Violent
• Can You Become Infected From A Toilet Seat? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Suspect Crashes One Vehicle After Police Pursuit, Carjacks Another
• 'This One Is So Close': George Floyd's Death Is 'Déjà Vu' For Jonny Gammage's Cousin
• Family Sues Bridgeview Health Care Center, Saying It Failed To Protect Man Who Died From COVID-19
• Orange County Reports 8 New Coronavirus Deaths, 137 New Cases
• Reopening Maryland: COVID-19 Restrictions Lifted On Non-Essential Businesses Friday; Does Not Include Restaurants, Gyms
• Following Unrest, Black And Latino Communities Come Together To Quell Tensions
• George Floyd Death: Demonstrators Link Arms With Baltimore City Police Officers During March; Peaceful Protests Held Across Maryland
• Pitt Grad Starts Cocoapreneur Pgh To Help Black-Owned Businesses In Pittsburgh Area Thrive
• Thousands March Through NYC For Seventh Day Of Protests Over George Floyd's Death, Police Brutality
• Baltimore Offering Permits To Local Restaurants For Outdoor Dining Options
• No Bail For Man Accused Of Firing At 21 Boston Police Officers During Riots
• Dozens Arrested As Protesters, NYPD Clash Near Brooklyn, Manhattan Bridges After Citywide Curfew
• Books about race top Barnes & Noble's, Amazon's bestsellers
• Arrested Protesters Say They're Being Kept In Overcrowded Pens, Fear Coronavirus Could Spread Inside Holding Cells
• Police Drag Women Out Of Car Outside Brickyard Mall, Woman Says Officer Put Knee On Neck
• 'We Were Crushed' | Annapolis Restaurant Owners Disappointed With Gov. Hogan's Decision To Keep Indoor Dining Closed
• Max Minute: Maybe COVID-19 Is Not Just A Respiratory Illness, But Also A Vascular One
• More Than 100 Charged With Crimes But Most Protests Peaceful
• Sports Community Embraces 9-Year-Old Girl's Bracelet Drive, Raising $20K For Minneapolis Communities
• Old Bay To Be Blended Into Flying Dog Brewery's Newest Summer Beer
• Reopening Florida: Gov. DeSantis Moves State To Phase 2 But Not In South Florida
• Property Damage Reported After Rough Weather In New Jersey
• 'People Are Sick Of Talking': Local Leaders Discuss How To Legislate Change After George Floyd's Killing
• Police: Homeowner Shoots, Kills Intruder In Brentwood
• Colorado Historians Documenting Historic Moments In History
• Philadelphia Area Hit With Tornado Warning After 3 Killed By Severe Storms In Montgomery County
• LA County Reports 46 New Coronavirus Deaths And 1,155 New Cases
• Recent Humphrey School Grad Among The Seriously Injured Floyd Protesters
• Baltimore City Schools To Hold Virtual, District-Wide Graduation Ceremony For Class Of 2020
• Tracking The Tropics: TS Cristobal Moving Very Little While Continuing To Cause Heavy Rainfall, Life-Threatening Flooding
• 5.5-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Near Ridgecrest
• Dallas Man Loses Left Eye To Police Sponge Round During George Floyd Protest, Investigations Begin Amid Surge Of Complaints
• Minneapolis Park Board, Park Police, First Avenue, Walker Art Center Join List Of Those Cutting Ties With Minneapolis Police
• Police: West Virginia Man Faked Wife's Disappearance So She Would Avoid Prison
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report Additional Coronavirus Deaths
• Horse Rescued After Getting Trapped On Wooden Bridge In Plantation
• Doctors Warn Parents About Drownings At Home Amid Pandemic
• Arab, Muslim Communities Hold Solidarity, Justice Events In Metro Detroit
• Coronavirus Hospitalizations Continue To Decline Across Colorado
• Automakers Expect Sales Boost Despite Nationwide Lockdowns, Production Halts
• Vallejo Police Kill Looting Suspect After Mistaking Hammer For Firearm
• Fort Lauderdale Police Asking For Video Of Sunday's Protest To Review Officers' Actions
• Mayor Peduto Calls For Independent Investigations Into Disbursement Of Crowd At East Liberty Protest
• Residents: Protesters Jumped Fences, Invaded Yards
• 9 Detroit CEOs Speak On Racism, Injustice
• Kalamazoo, Marshall And Other Towns Lead Police Brutality Protests
• Amid NYC Violence, Manhattan DA Asks Gov. Cuomo To Use Emergency Powers To Enable Judges To Hold Looters On Bail
• DA Rachael Rollins On Protests, Criticism By Police Union
• Mayor De Blasio Unveils Mass Transit Safety Plan For Phase 1 Of New York City Reopening
• California Lawmakers Agree To Close $54.3 Billion Budget Gap
• Demanding Change, Teens Bring Dad To George Floyd Rally In Boston
• Coronavirus In Mass: 77% Drop In Positive Cases Since Early May
• George Floyd Memorial Services To Retrace Life, Push For Justice
• 69-Year-Old Man Killed In Wallingford House Fire, Officials Say
• Virtual Summer Camps Designed To Help Keep Kids Engaged
• 5.5 Magnitude Quake In Mojave Desert Felt From Hollywood To Las Vegas
• 'Community Of Love And Respect': Hundreds Of Peaceful George Floyd Protesters Gather Outside Fishtown Police Station
• Protests To What End? Turning Social Justice Outrage Into Concrete Action
• Colusa Casino Takes New Precautions As It Reopens Amid Pandemic
• Ohio Democrats Propose Legislation To Declare Racism A Public Health Crisis
• Aberdeen Police: Shots Fired At Officers During Foot Pursuit; Suspects Taken Into Custody
• Professional Handyman Boards Up Businesses With No Labor Cost After Looting
• Full George Floyd Autopsy Report Released, Says He Tested Positive For COVID-19
• 'You Are Part Of The Problem': Former Eagles Safety Malcolm Jenkins Blasts Teammate Drew Brees Over Protest Comments
• North Hills Community Outreach And Shaler Police Officers Deliver Food To Seniors
• East Bay Woman's Creates Quilts To Give Comfort To People In Crisis
• Baltimore Police Asking For Help Locating Family, Friends Of Homeless Man Who Died
• Police: 26-Year-Old Man Killed In Southwest Philadelphia Triple Shooting
• Plenty Of Sun, Sand, Parking Made Ocean Beach A Perfect Place To Escape The Heat
• 'Another Blow': Businesses In Westmoreland Co. Will Feel The Pain Of No Steelers Training Camp At Saint Vincent College This Summer
• Man With Rifle Barricaded In Oakland Home With 2 Children Surrenders Peacefully
• West Sacramento Suspends Citywide Curfew But May Bring It Back Friday
• Massachusetts Releases Latest Town-By-Town Coronavirus Numbers
• UCHealth Coronavirus Antibody Testing Boasts 98% Accuracy Rate
• Show Of Unity After Black Lives Matter Hearts Are Pulled Down In Naperville
• Counter-Protester Arrested In Stockton For Challenging Protesters To Fight
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Obama calls for change amid Floyd protests
• Police: Man Shot In The Head, Killed In Southwest Baltimore
• Vehicle Crashes Into West Sacramento Home
• White silence: Why not saying anything is actually saying a lot
• Driver Trapped In Car After Crash On Route 8 In Shaler Township
• 'Keep Working And Stay Hopeful': Obama Encourages Protesters, Urges Political Action In Pursuit Of Justice
• Salon Owners Offer Free Haircuts To Healthcare Workers
• Texas, 6 Other States Being Considered To Host Republican National Convention
• New Rochelle Police Keep Respectful Distance From Peaceful Protesters
• Marshfield Fairgrounds Will Offer Drive-In Movies This Summer
• Long Island Protesters Demand Justice For George Floyd During Peaceful Demonstration
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Multiple Reports Of Slashed Tires In Nottingham
• Shooting In North Braddock Kills 1, Hurts Another
• Coral Gables Police Chief Ed Hudak: 'We Have To Do Better' To End Police Brutality
• George Floyd's Son, Quincy Mason, Arrives At Vigil At 38th And Chicago In South Minneapolis
• Baltimore 18th Worst City For Mosquitoes, Orkin Says
• Pennsylvania, New Jersey Reopening Plans Not Impacted By George Floyd Protests, Health Officials Say
• LASD Reports 297 Employees, 1,982 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Coronavirus Memoriam: Remembering Bronx Teacher Dr. Noel Lawson
• Massachusetts Customer Experience 'Will Be Different' When Stores Reopen In Phase 2
• 'Don't Say Something, Do Something': Gov. Newsom Meets With Community Members In South LA Amid Ongoing Unrest
• Some Graduates Seeing Job Offers Pulled Following Pandemic
• More Than 60 People Charged With Looting, Robbery, Assault On Officer During George Floyd Protests
• Ever-Growing Memorial To George Floyd Brings Thousands To South Minneapolis Intersection
• Sacramento Curfew Extended Through Weekend, National Guard To Remain As Well
• People Of All Faiths Gather To Lift Spirits In East Orange, NJ
• 'Don't Need That Anymore': Protesters Gather In West View Over Video That Contains Racial Slurs
• Murder Charge Upgraded For Officer Who Knelt On George Floyd's Neck; 3 Other Officers In Custody
• Somerville To Declare Racism A Public Safety And Health Emergency
• Primary Election Issues Help Pennsylvania Voting Officials Plan For November Election
• Dealing With Anxiety And Depression Among Pandemic, Racial Tensions, Civil Unrest
• Chicago Promises $10 Million In Help For Looted Businesses; Community Members Concerned About Allocation
• Philadelphians Bring Basketball Hoop To Protest To 'Break Some Tension' Between Police, Demonstrators
• Insurance Is Key Factor In Dallas Businesses Recovering From Looting, Vandalism
• OC Sheriff's Department Investigating Deputy Who Wore 'Unauthorized Insignia' On Uniform During Protest
• 'There Was A Lot Of Emotion On The Grounds': Belmont Park Reopens, Sports Return To New York For First Time In 80 Days
• Chicago's South Side Left With Few Food Options After Weekend Violence
• Some Restaurants And Shops Back Open For Business In Phase 3 Of Reopening, But With Caution
• As New York City Begins To Reopen Next Week, All Eyes Will Be On Efficiency Of Hired Contact Tracers
• Next generation of civil rights leaders on their hopes for the future
• 5,000 Texas National Guard Troops Called Up In Response To Violence, Looting
• Education Experts Clarify Details About New Guidance For Reopening Pennsylvania Schools
• NYPD Commissioner Says Bricks 'Are Being Placed And Then Transported To Peaceful Protests,' Councilman Then Calls Them 'Construction Debris'
• 'Record Everything': Protester Arrested In Downtown Pittsburgh Hopes Cell Phone Video Helps His Case
• Cooling Centers Opened In Santa Clara And Contra Costa Counties For Latest Heat Spell
• George Floyd's Private Memorial To Be Held In Downtown Minneapolis Thursday, Al Sharpton To Speak
• Supporting the Fight For Social and Racial Injustice: List Of National, Local Resources
• Local Doctor Raises Concerns Over COVID-19 Contact Tracing Amid Nationwide Protests
• LA City Council Introduces Motion To Reduce LAPD's $1.8 Billion Budget
• Volunteers, National Guard Members Help Clean Graffiti Off Downtown LA Buildings
• Miami Historian Marvin Dunn On George Floyd: 'Demonstrators Are Saying This Needs To Stop And That's Encouraging'
• 'Significant Increase' In Dallas County Coronavirus Cases Compared To This Time Last Week
• When To Start Booking Flights: Airfares On The Rise But Expected To Fall By End Of Year
• Dallas Businesses Trying To Recover From COVID-19 Shutdowns Now Dealing With Damage, Looting
• 'We Fully Expect Students To Return To Classrooms': Pennsylvania Schools Can Reopen In-person Teaching On July 1
• Clergy Supports Change But Calls For Order, Peaceful Protests In Boston
• Calm, But No Plans Yet From California Governor Amid Unrest
• Bollinger Motors Granted Patent For Passthrough And Frunkgate
• New App Hopes To Find Open Parking Spots For Customers And Boost Pittsburgh Businesses
• Black Texas Business Owner Touched By 'Black Lives Matter' Flag At White Client's Home: 'I Was Like Do I Have The Right House?'
• 'This Is A Human Issue': Protest Held On Boston Common For George Floyd
• Volunteers Lend Support By Cleaning Up Trash From Demonstrations
• 'Have I Got The Virus?' Annapolis Songwriter Hopes To Lift Spirits With Coronavirus-Themed Tune
• Despite Reopening Efforts, Chicagoans Still Struggle To Get Work, Unemployment Benefits
• California Sets In-Person Voting Rules Under Virus Threat
• Reopening Maryland: Bengies Theatre, Maryland's Only Drive-In, Reopens Wednesday Night
• Police scanner apps surge in popularity amid protests
• Soldier, Police Officers In Trouble For Social Media Posts About Protests
• People across income levels struggling to pay bills
• Chicago Weather: Isolated Thunderstorms And Patchy Fog Possible
• Lamar Jackson, Ravens Receivers Hold Informal Workouts In South Florida
• Vandalized Frank Rizzo Mural In South Philadelphia To Be Replaced With New Mural That 'Better Represents' Community
• Massachusetts Nursing Homes Now Allowing Outdoor Visits
• California Lawmakers Agree to Close $54.3 Billion Budget Gap
• 'Riot Is The Voice Of The Unheard,' But Philadelphia Essayist Says You Can Still Be Angry With Looters
• A Police Officer Sat Down For A Simple Conversation, And Left A Deep Impact
• Black-Owned Restaurants Hope You Will Support Them Through Protests & Beyond
• Pa. Attorney General: Man Charged After Allegedly Selling Dynamite Linked To ATM Explosions In Philadelphia Area
• Allegheny General Hospital Involved In Study To Reduce Risk Of Coronavirus Exposure To Health Care Workers
• Colorado Springs Mayor Enacts Curfew Through Monday After Violent Protests
• Speaker Nancy Pelosi Latest Democratic Lawmaker To Visit DC George Floyd Protests
• What Do You Want To Ask Denver Police? Join The Virtual Town Hall
• Caravan Of Vehicles In Hallandale Beach Drive Point Home For Change
• Phase 3 Of Reopening Texas: All Businesses Now Allowed To Operate At Up To 50% Capacity
• Large Group Of George Floyd Protesters Marching Through Philadelphia For Fifth Straight Day
• Police: Woman Shot At Twice In 2 Separate Locations
• Pilgrim's Pride CEO indicted for price-fixing
• Doctor: 'We've Got To Be Willing To Have These Conversations' About Racism With Kids
• LA Pride will now be a protest against police brutality
• Vic Fangio Apologizes After Saying He 'Doesn't See Racism At All In The NFL'
• 80 MPH Winds Send Trampoline Into Wires In Lower Southampton Township During Severe Storms
• Reopening Maryland: Gov. Hogan Says Limit On Social Gatherings Still In Effect, But Nobody Is Following
• Florida Teen Hospitalized After Alligator Attack
• Protesters Peacefully Gather In Southland Shopping Center Over Local George Floyd Reenactment Video
• Senior Spotlight: Columbus Grad Ready To Reach Finish Line At Homestead-Miami Speedway
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Sends 500 National Guard Troops To Washington, D.C.
• New York City 'Took A Step Forward' On Night 2 Of Curfew, Mayor Says
• University Of Minnesota To Close Thursday At Noon In Honor Of George Floyd Memorial Service
• Baltimore Organization Hopes To Use George Floyd's Death To End Police Brutality For Good
• After 286 Days In Dallas Hospital Discharged Stroke Victim Wants Tacos
• Denver County Court Judges To Take 8 Furlough Days
• California Sets In-Person Voting Rules Under Coronavirus Threat
• Woman Shot, Arrested By San Jose Police After Allegedly Hitting Pedestrian, Officer With Car
• $15K Reward Offered In Theft Of 31 Guns From Miami Pawnshop
• Controversial Frank Rizzo Statue In Center City Removed Overnight
• Miami-Dade Animal Services Holds Drive-Thru Food Bank To Help Owners Provide For Their Pets
• McEnany compares Trump's church visit to Churchill moment
• Ben Franklin Bridge Reopens After Brief Closure Due To Police Activity, Protests In Philadelphia
• Exclusive: CBS4 Tours Miami PD Real Time Crime Center Used To Differentiate Protesters From Agitators
• George Floyd Death: All Four Officers Involved Now Charged, In Custody
• Cache Of Weapons Found At Home Of Armed Santa Ana Man Who Threatened Protesters
• All Weld County Jail Inmates To Receive Coronavirus Test
• Broward Lifts Emergency Night Time Curfew, Miami-Dade Pushes Back To Midnight
• 'Gross Incompetence': State Leaders Call For State Elections Chief, Baltimore's Elections Director To Resign Amid Primary Issues
• Destruction After Protests Has Residents Concerned About Protecting Property
• Reopening: Sonoma Coast Beaches, Parks, Parking Lots Open With Restrictions
• Brockton Mayor Blames Small Group For Riots After Peaceful Protest
• Warriors Stars Steph Curry, Klay Thompson Join Oakland's George Floyd Unity March
• Law Firm Dorsey And Whitney Ends Relationship With Minneapolis City Attorney
• Some Baltimore Voters Got Mail-In Ballots With Errors; Officials Still Working To Count Them
• 'We Feel Just As Strongly': Police In Weston, Quincy Show Solidarity With Protesters
• Boston Police Union Says DA Rachael Rollins' Words 'Undoubtedly Incited Violence' Against Officers
• 14-year-old pleads guilty in Tessa Majors case
• Reopening Florida Schools May Include Staggered Schedules, Suspended Drills & Social Distancing
• Rivers Casino To Reopen Next Week
• Pa. Dept. Of Health Announces New Walmart, Quest Diagnostics Coronavirus Drive-Thru Testing Sites In Southwestern Pennsylvania
• Dallas Police Find Box Of Molotov Cocktails In Deep Ellum
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Says He Welcomes All, Except Former Pres. Barack Obama
• 21 People Arrested During Tuesday Night Protests In Denver
• Metro Transit To Resume Service
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Showers, Storms
• Coronavirus Cases Rise In Texas, Other Southern States And West Amid Crowded Protests 
• Police: Child Wounded In Trenton Triple Shooting
• Florida's Lionfish Challenge To Run Through Labor Day
• 'Incredibly Proud' | Gov. Hogan Thanks Baltimore Protesters For Peaceful Demonstrations, Stopping Agitators
• Greenfield Animal Hospital Opens Up To Non-Essential Services
• Jimmy Carter mourns continued "tragic racial injustices"
• Man Dies After Being Found With Gunshot Wound To Groin At Motel Near Stockton
• Illinois Reports 982 New Coronavirus Cases, 97 Deaths
• Robert Morris University Furloughs Employees As Coronavirus Hits Revenues
• Protests, Marches Over George Floyd's Death Expanding In North Texas
• Blue Creek Fire Burns 80+ Acres Southwest Of Grand Junction
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 68 New Deaths, 429 Additional Cases
• Defense chief opposes sending troops to quell protests
• Controversial GOP Congressman Steve King defeated in primary
• Gunshots Fired At Colfax And Broadway During Tuesday Night Protests
• After staff walkout, Zuckerberg backs no action on Trump posts
• Gov. Wolf Announces Stay At Home Order In Pennsylvania Will End Tomorrow, Coronavirus Disaster Declaration Renewed
• Michigan's JRT Agency® Releases Free "INSIDE OUT" 8-Bit Game For Some Entertaining Digital Escapism
• SEC urged to investigate coronavirus vaccine maker
• Hopcat's Parent Company Files for Bankruptcy - Warning More to Come
• 'This Is A Disgrace!': Patriots' McCourty Twins Call Out Drew Brees For Statement On National Anthem Protests
• Peaceful Protest Led By 'LGBTQ+ For #BlackLivesMatter' Underway In West Hollywood
• Revival, Pizzeria Lola, Broders Restaurants Close Temporarily After Employees Test Positive For COVID-19
• VIDEO: Fleeing U-Haul Driver Arrested After Going Wrong Way On I-80 In Vallejo
• BART Expanding Clipper-Only Sales To More Stations This Month
• George Floyd Death: Officer Derek Chauvin Now Faces 2nd-Degree Unintentional Murder; 3 Other Officers Charged
• Tedy Bruschi Took On Tiki Barber In Virtual Race For Global Running Day
• Maryland Weather: Heat & Humidity Set Stage For A Possibility Of Severe Thunderstorms
• George Floyd Protesters In Stockton Blocked From Marching To Police Department
• Dirk Nowitzki Joins Cleanup Efforts In Deep Ellum After Area Saw Damage, Looting
• What Restaurants Will Survive Coronavirus?
• AMC Theatres Has 'Substantial Doubt' It Can Remain In Business
• Online Program Teaches Stay-At-Home Teens How To Become Cyber Security Agents
• COVID-19 In Minnesota: Latest Headlines From June 3, 2020
• Cars Vandalized, Windows Smashed In NE Miami-Dade Neighborhood
• Snapchat will stop promoting President Trump's account
• Robbery Victim Shoots, Kills Suspect In Mesquite After Being Shot
• Two Dozen LA County Libraries To Reopen With Curbside Pickup
• Snapchat To Stop Promoting Trump's Account After Controversial Posts On George Floyd Protests
• Construction Worker Killed In Montgomery County Crash Identified As Michael O'Connor
• Police Release Surveillance Photos Of Looters Who Hit Stockton's Weberstown Mall Over The Weekend
• NFL Bans Joint Team Practices, Urges Chargers, Rams To Hold Camp At Team Facilities
• Dallas bishop warns of "dangerous time" as U.S. faces 3 crises
• Detroit Dog Rescue Covers All Fostering Fees During Pandemic
• AMC movie theaters may not survive the pandemic
• NYC official says curfew and more cops are wrong response to protests
• Patrice Bergeron Donates $50,000 To Fight Racial Discrimination: 'Silence Is Not An Option For Me Anymore'
• Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD Summer Meals Program
• Firefighter, Civilian Injured After Crews Battle Three-Alarm Blaze In Frederick County
• Prosecutors charge 3 more cops in George Floyd death
• UPDATE: Ruby Rose's Batwoman Character To Be Replaced By New Crimefighter
• Pennsylvania State Police Say Runaway Teenager Has Been Located
• Hours Remain Limited At Some LA County COVID-19 Test Sites
• More Curfews Issued Wednesday For LA County, SoCal Cities
• Democratic Baltimore Mayoral Race Too Close To Call
• U Of M Researchers Determine Hydroxychloroquine Does Not Prevent COVID-19
• Healthy People Shouldn't Take Daily Aspirin To Prevent Heart Disease, Review Finds
• Oakland County Allowing Playground Use Again
• New York Writer Says 'Worst-Kept Secret' Is That Belichick 'Would Love To Coach Sam Darnold'
• 3 Additional Minneapolis Officers Charged In The Death Of George Floyd, Charges Upgraded Against Derek Chauvin
• 'More People Are Paying Attention': DU Professor On Importance Of Justice For George Floyd Protests
• James Sheppard Arrested On Child Pornography Charges In Cecil County
• Photo Shows Long Beach Officer Pointing Weapon Near Young Girl During Protest
• Gov. Tim Walz Announces Another Extension Of Nightly Curfews
• Reopening Colorado: Rocky Mountain National Park Says Trail Ridge Road Will Open Thursday
• Tropical Storm Cristobal takes aim at U.S. Gulf Coast
• Temple University's Patrick Kraft Hired As Boston College's Athletics Director
• National Guard Troops Kneel With Protesters In Hollywood
• Charges: 3 Minn. Men In Plateless Vehicle Caught With Firearms, Weapons Amid May 31 Mpls. Unrest
• Boy Writes Letter To Rattlesnake At Michigan Zoo
• New York City has taken a "step forward" in restoring order, mayor says
• Rosenstein says he wouldn't have signed last Carter Page warrant
• In Waukegan, 50 Businesses Were Looted, 16 Arrested During Violent Protests
• Revival RN Opens Up Medical Services In Phase Four, Non-Essential Services Opening Soon
• Crews Battles Fire After Lightning Strikes Central Minnesota Home
• Detroit Offers Resources To Help Businesses Safely Reopen
• Baltimore County Offers Online Scheduling For Free COVID-19 Tests
• It's Looking More And More Like MLB Won't Have A Season In 2020
• Barack Obama To Address George Floyd Protests In Town Hall Meeting Wednesday
• Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency Names Macomb Community College As Veteran-Friendly School
• Elliott Expects To Be In Contention Every Race
• Defense Secretary Esper Says He Opposes Deploying Active-Duty Troops To States To Quell Protests
• Clients Will Move Into New, $5M Arlington Life Shelter Opening This Week
• Gov. Cuomo Applauds Police Handling Of 'Perilous' Situation In NYC, Urges Protesters To Remember COVID-19 Threat
• Zoom Booms As Pandemic Drives Millions To Its Video Service
• How to talk to your kids about racism
• As Chicago Reopens Further During COVID-19, CTA Sets Passenger Limits
• Video Surfaces Of Florida Cop Putting Knee On Man's Neck During Arrest As He Struggles To Breathe
• Justice Department Gives Maryland Law Enforcement Agencies More Than $6.3M For Community Policing
• State Lawmakers To Consider Bill That Extends To-Go Alcohol Sales For 2 Years
• CES 2021: In-Person Tech Conference To Go On Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• Cup Series Set For 2021 Return To Nashville
• 1 Dead, 3 Injured In Stabbing, Violent Confrontation Inside San Jose 7-Eleven Store
• Clever Park Pool In Robinson Township Closed For The Summer
• Alex Emilio Salon Remains Closed As Michigan Moves Into Phase Four Of Reopening
• Drew Brees Still Opposes Players Kneeling During National Anthem
• COVID-19 In Indiana: Hospitalizations Decline As Death Toll Reaches 2,032 Across State
• Massachusetts Day Cares To Face 'Many Challenges' Social Distancing Toddlers, Infants
• Sheriff: Lightning Strike Suspected Culprit In Stearns Co. House Fire
• Logan Square Demonstration Calls For Releasing Jailed Protesters
• Allies over the pond press ahead for COVID vaccine as U.S. grapples with protests
• Suncor Plant Flaring Could Be Seen During Maintenance This Week
• 'I Hear You': Fort Collins Police Chief Addresses Crowd Of Protesters
• State Fair Of Texas Taking Feedback To Plan Safe Event This Year
• Demonstrators Gather In Bel Air, Reisterstown To Protest Death Of George Floyd
• Family Demands Charges Against 4 Officers In Floyd's Death
• Wednesday Marks Hottest Day Of The Week As Temperatures Soar Into Triple Digits In Parts Of LA
• Reopening Colorado: Great Sand Dunes National Park & Preserve Begins Phase One
• FWPD Oversight Monitor Says They Are 'Ready To Assist', As United Fort Worth Makes Claims Of 'Inhumane Treatment' At Jail
• Bruce Arians Says Tom Brady Has Already Taken Over Buccaneers: 'When He Talks, They Listen'
• NBA To Resume Games July 31 In Orlando With Lakers, Clippers, 19 Other Teams
• National Guard Troops Deployed In Vallejo After 'Coordinated' Outbreak Of Violence
• Reopening: NBA Plan To Resume Play; Warriors Dismal Season Would Come To End
• Tatu Meets Half Sibling Lion Cubs Behind The Scenes At The Denver Zoo
• 'Take What You Need, Leave What You Can': YMCA Holds Essential Supply Drives Across Twin Cities
• Is police training reform enough to combat racial bias?
• McConnell blocks resolution condemning Trump's response to protests
• Denver cop fired for "Let's start a riot" post during protests
• Keke Palmer urges National Guardsmen to join protesters
• Packed protests spark fears of new COVID-19 cases
• Pope Francis condemns the death of George Floyd
• Johns Hopkins Study: Young Adults Reporting Highest Levels Of Psychological Distress During COVID-19 Pandemic
• 3 Prince George's County Police Officers Suspended After Video Shows Officer Kicking Assault Suspect At Gas Station
• Protests renew calls to halt police access to military weapons
• Michigan School Official Will Get Training After Criticizing George Floyd
• Sheriff encourages residents to shoot looters
• NBA Reportedly Submits Plan For Season Restart; Wolves' Fate Unclear
• Meadows Casino To Reopen Next Week
• Little Village Residents March In Support Of Black Lives
• Santa Clara Supervisors Approve $5M For COVID-19 Financial Assistance Program
• France rolls out tracing app, further eases anti-virus restrictions
• Zoom's revenue and profit soar as millions join video platform
• Sheriff: Memorial For Fallen Deputy Set On Fire In Sawyer Co.
• Dak Prescott Pledges $1M Toward 'Improved Police Training And Addressing Systemic Racism'
• Philadelphia Will Be Under Mandatory Curfew For Fifth Straight Night As City Prepares For Another Day Of George Floyd Protests
• NYC "much better" under second night of curfew, Cuomo says
• No Lockout: MLS Ready To Play After Reaching Deal Through 2025 Season
• Holy Cross Rower Hannah Strom Released From Rehab Facility After Team Van Crash
• DC Guard To Investigate Helicopter Maneuvers To Show Force
• All Eyes On South Texas As Tropical Storm Cristobal Makes Landfall On The Mexican Gulf Coast
• NFL 49ers Unveil Digital Playbook To Aid Steam Online Learning During Pandemic
• Pa. Dept. Of Education Releases Guidance About Reopening Schools
• Rep. Pressley introduces bill to combat "scourge" of police brutality
• Details Emerge On NBA's Plans To Return: 22 Teams In Disney World
• Joe Biden inches ever-so-close to clinching Democratic nomination
• Why George Floyd's death is resonating around the world
• Fauci says U.S. could have "couple of hundred million" vaccine doses by new year
• Report: NBA Presents Players With Plan For Season Restart
• Tanker Fire On I-355 Near Downers Grove Shuts Down Lanes
• Dallas Virtual Job Fair Being Held Wednesday, Thursday
• As Chicago Enters Phase 3 Wednesday, Some Businesses Will Stay Closed
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: 14 More COVID-19 Fatalities Reported As Death Toll Nears 1,100
• MLS Players Association Approves Restart Plan, NYCFC And New York Red Bulls To Join Other 24 Teams In Orlando For Summer Tournament
• Fmr. President Barack Obama To Address George Floyd's Death In Online Town Hall Meeting
• Number Of Homicides In Baltimore In 2020 Is Pacing Ahead Of Last Year's Record-Breaking Rate
• When We Go Back To Eating Out, More Of Us Will Pay With Our Phones
• Philadelphia Weather: Region Could See First 90-Degree Day As Potential Severe Storms Move In Wednesday Afternoon
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 511 New Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Climbs To More Than 73,000
• With virus crisis abating, Europe looks to get back to open borders
• Pinkies Up! Southwest Airlines Extends Drink Coupons Expiration Through 2020
• Jay-Z's Roc Nation takes out ads dedicated to George Floyd
• Trump says he only went to "inspect" underground bunker
• NAACP To Host Emergency Virtual Town Hall Meeting Tonight
• Hire Dallas Virtual Job Fair
• Santa Rosa Police Arrest More Than 75; Disarmed Man With Shotgun During Late Night George Floyd Protest
• Denver Broncos Coach Vic Fangio: 'I Don't See Racism At All In The NFL, I Don't See Discrimination In The NFL'
• A Look At The Reason For Protesting: 'It's A Pain Unimaginable'
• DC Officials Push Back On Aggressive Response To Protests
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-3-20
• Apartments For Rent in Detroit: What Will $3,300 Get You?
• Woman Seen On Video Shoved To Ground By NYPD Officer Demands Accountability
• Minneapolis Parks Board To Discuss Changing Relationship With Minneapolis Police
• 5 Arrested After Fireworks Reportedly Taken From NH Found In Stolen SUV
• Sixers Forward Tobias Harris Pens Piece For Players' Tribune On George Floyd Protests: 'Y'all Hear Us, But You Ain't Listening'
• Boston College Hires Pat Kraft As New Athletic Director
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 24 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Countywide Total To 1,952
• Worst of the layoffs have passed, latest jobs data suggest
• AG Keith Ellison To Announce Decision On More Charges In George Floyd's Death, Report Says
• 2 Wounded, Several Detained After Gun Battle, Police Pursuit In South LA
• Police: Florida Teen Captured On Video Whipping Dog With Belt
• Facebook Shuts Down Far-Right Group Planning To Bring Weapons To George Floyd Protests
• ACLU Of Minnesota Sues Local Law Enforcement Over Attacks On Journalists Covering George Floyd Protests
• Dr. Gigi Chawla Recommends These Books To Parents To Talk To Children About Racism
• Malcolm Butler Relives Super Bowl XLIX Interception: 'Just A Different Play -- A Great Play'
• PBSO Detectives Continue To Look For Parents Of Baby Found In Ocean
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations At Lowest Rate In 50 Days As Total Cases Near 55K
• 'Safe Chicago' Donating Masks To Chicagoans In Need; Here's How You Can Help
• U.K. leader and police condemn "appalling" killing of George Floyd
• Colorado Lawmakers Set To Receive Pay Increase Even As Programs And Spending Are Slashed
• State Police Investigating Altercation In East Pittsburgh
• Household Cat Tests Positive For Coronavirus In Carver County After Owner Had COVID-19
• 'Proud To Hear The Voices Of Our Players': Art Rooney, Steelers Players Speaking Out For Change Following George Floyd's Death
• Philadelphia Firefighter Eric Gore Dies After Battle With Coronavirus
• Former Pitt Football Coach John Majors Dies At Age 85
• Ben & Jerry's Statement On George Floyd Protests: 'Dismantle White Supremacy'
• Pickup Truck Hauling Camper Crashes Into Orangevale Yard
• 'Law & Order' TV Writer Fired For Posting Gun Photo In West Hollywood, Threatening to 'Light Up' Looters
• Statue of ex-Philadelphia mayor many saw as racist removed
• PTL Links: June 3, 2020
• Man Charged With Breaking Into Attleboro Zoo In Attempt To See Lemurs
• Police Seek Suspect Involved In Shooting On Detroit's West Side
• Concerns raised about two major studies on COVID-19
• Pirates Pitcher Chris Archer Undergoes Surgery, Expected To Return In 2021
• Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium Reopening Using Timed Ticketing System
• Attempt To Blow Up ATM At South Philadelphia Gas Station Fails
• Philadelphia Police: Group Of Men Wanted For Burglary At Olney Pharmacy
• D.C. National Guard opens probe into low-flying helicopter over protest
• The 3 Best Halal Spots In Detroit
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• California Legislative Black Caucus Seeks Reforms, Study On Reparations
• Hackers Gain Access To Minnesota Senate Server 'For Several Minutes'
• AMC Theatres Has 'Substantial Doubt' It Can Remain In Business
• Weather Blog: Triple Threat
• 'We Have To Stay In This Courageous Conversation': Relationship Therapist Joins CBS3 To Discuss Unrest Across US
• 'I Will Listen And Educate Myself On How I Can Help And Make A Difference' Sidney Crosby Releases Statement About George Floyd's Death
• 'President Trump Must Die,' Armed Texas Protester Charged With Making Threats 
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Malls Reopening In Contra Costa; Child Care Changes In COVID-19 Era
• Japan's Yomiuri Giants Cancel Practice Game After Two Players Test Positive For COVID-19
• Miami Weather: Wet & Steamy Wednesday Morning, Showers Possible In The Afternoon
• On Blackout Tuesday, 2 Denver Activists Urge People To 'Do Something'
• Michigan Firm TusStar receives U.S. Lab Approval For NMV95+ Mask Products
• Brian Bartels, Man Charged With Inciting Saturday's Riots, To Appear In Court Next Week
• President Trump Has Been 'An Inciter Of Violence,' Rep. Pressley Says
• 'We Know What Silence Means': Vikings' Kendricks, Barr Slam NFL Statement In Wake Of George Floyd's Death, Call For More Answers
• Police Searching For Drive-By Shooter After Woman Killed Outside Dallas Nightclub
• Travel Expert Says Airline Ticket Prices Expected To Rise More Than 50%
• Police Look For Information In Fatal Hit-And-Run In Baltimore
• 2 People Flown To Hospital Following Crash Involving Police Vehicle
• Oz Investigates: The New Pork Rules: How To Eat Pork Now
• Colorado Weather: A Few Severe Storms Possible This Afternoon On Eastern Plains
• NFL Tells Teams That Training Camps Must Take Place In Team Facilities, With No Joint Practices
• Miramar Celebrates Its High School Seniors With Drive-Through Graduation
• As Twin Cities Target Stores Reopen, Lake Street & Uptown Locations Remain Closed
• 3 Injured In Arbutus Crash Involving Tractor-Trailer
• Hurley: Cubs' Tom Ricketts Courageously Defends ... Baseball Team Owners?
• "They don't know our reality": Lives impacted by El Salvador's abortion ban
• Reopening: Sonoma County Sheriff Easing Opposition To Enforcing COVID-19 Restrictions
• Patriots Release Statement On Racial Injustice: 'We Want To Be Part Of The Change'
• IndyCar Racing Will Restart At The Texas Motor Speedway Before Taking Another Month Off
• Reopening: Expensive California COVID-19 Mask Deal Blows Past Another Deadline; Chinese Company Yet To Deliver
• New virus cases hit pro sports as Japan tries to rebound
• From Miami To Coral Springs, Peaceful Protests Call For Change
• More Texas Driver's License Offices Offering Services During Phase 3 Of Reopening
• Some Bridges Opening To Traffic Downtown
• 'Eyes Are On You:' Minneapolis Neighbors Band Together, Keep Watch
• Pittsburgh Police Admit To Using Tear Gas To Disperse Protesters In East Liberty
• CTA Service Resumes Through Downtown Area Wednesday; Will Bypass Some Stations
• Beloved St. Louis police captain killed amid unrest
• Divvy Bike Stations Reopen Wednesday
• St. Paul Police Respond To Report Of Gunshots, Find Body In Car
• Police Arrest Man Suspected Of Breaking Windows At Beard Elementary School
• Metra Resumes Service Wednesday With Modified Schedule
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/3 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• New Rules For Humboldt Park Hair Salon As It Prepares To Reopen
• Bar owner won't face charges in fatal shooting of Omaha protester
• 6 officers charged after 2 students pulled from car at protest
• West Mifflin Prepares For Planned Protest On Wednesday
• Floyd and Chauvin may have crossed paths at work, club owner says
• For Looted Businesses, Insurance Isn't Always An Easy Solution
• Cop shot in head in one of two police-involved shootings in Vegas
• SEE IT: Doctors, Nurses Take A Knee In Solidarity With Protesters In Union Square
• Securing businesses and the 2020 elections amid COVID threat
• Pittsburgh Weather: Strong Storms, Severe Weather Expected On Wednesday
• Tiger Woods Speaks Out About George Floyd's Death
• Oklahoma State player has COVID after attending George Floyd rally
• Wednesday's Child: 10-Year-Old Daniel
• Review: Healthy People Shouldn't Take Daily Aspirin To Prevent Heart Disease
• Boston Hope Field Hospital Releases Final 2 Coronavirus Patients
• Ferguson elects its first black and first woman mayor
• Steelers RB James Conner Focused On Present, Not Future Or Free Agency
• Protesters March Through New Castle
• Homeowners In Fayette County Forced To Evacuate Due To Mine Subsidence
• San Jose Police Investigate Officer-Involved Shooting, Downtown Sideshow Activity
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• Ohio Governor, Senator Say No Military Help Needed To Quell Protests
• George Floyd U.S. protests live updates from June 2, 2020

Videos from June 3, 2020

• Biden closes in on Democratic presidential nomination
• 6/3/20: Red and Blue
• Heightened security for George Floyd protests in Washington, D.C.
• Rachel Lindsay speaks out against white silence
• Broadway's Jelani Alladin explains why white silence is so painful
• White silence on social media not going unnoticed
• Black mother explains why white silence is so painful
• Langston Hughes' "Let America Be America Again" shows the nation's continued struggle of freedom and equality
• Packed protests raise concerns over increase of coronavirus infections
• Next generation of leaders seek civil rights reform
• Obama addresses George Floyd's death and nationwide unrest during virtual town hall
• Defense Secretary Mark Esper breaks with Trump over use of military force on protesters
• Protesters respond to new charges in George Floyd case
• All 4 officers charged in George Floyd's death
• CBS Evening News, June 3, 2020
• Report outlines plan to prepare for a safe election during pandemic
• Trump and former presidents respond to George Floyd's death as protests continue
• Attorney weighs in on charges against police officers in George Floyd's death
• Four former Minneapolis police officers charged in death of George Floyd
• Obama addresses police killing of George Floyd and nationwide protests
• New charges filed in police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis
• Video timeline sheds light on George Floyd's final moments
• Online conspiracy theories spread after the death of George Floyd
• Defense Secretary Esper differs with Trump on using troops to put down protests
• Philadelphia removes statue of controversial former mayor Frank Rizzo
• How to talk to kids about race and police brutality
• Amnesty International concerned about use of force against protesters
• Joe Biden sweeps 8 presidential primaries, inches closer to nomination
• Why George Floyd's death is resonating around the world
• Can diversity in law enforcement reduce racially-charged police violence?
• U.K. ambassador on diplomacy in times of turmoil
• Cuomo urges New Yorkers to "protest intelligently" during COVID-19 pandemic
• NYC Public Advocate Jumaane Williams on George Floyd protests
• Concern that nationwide protests could lead to another wave of COVID-19
• Trump facing backlash from D.C. religious leaders after church and shrine visits
• Activist who confronted vandals in viral video appeals for peaceful protest
• Dallas Bishop T.D. Jakes on repairing wounds and creating change after George Floyd's death
• How to raise kids to be anti-racist and talk to them about racism
• Rep. Ayanna Pressley talks racism, police reform and the death of George Floyd
• Houston sees thousands in attendance at rally and march for George Floyd
• Policing in America amid national protests against police brutality
• Iowa Republican Congressman Steve King loses primary
• George Floyd's daughter, her mother speak out on his tragic death
• Protests continue at White House past curfew into early Wednesday
• Tuesday sees more peaceful protests as police continue to enforce curfews and crack down on looters