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Articles from June 4, 2020

• South Lake Tahoe Hotels Struggle As Nevada Casinos Reopen
• Sheriff: 18-Year-Old Arrested After Deputies Find Over 330 Fireworks In Vehicle
• Looters Leisurely Browse Vandalized Sacramento Bridal Salon
• Caught On Camera: Newport Beach Man Arrested After Video Shows Him Waving Gun Near Protesters
• Exclusive: Video Shows Moment 2 Men Toss Beer Bottles Into Buildings, Igniting Fires In Long Beach
• WATCH: Hungry Bear Gets Into, Tears Up Car In Colfax
• 'Coming Together As One With A Message': Peaceful Protestors Outside City Hall Focus On Solidarity, Strength
• Arson Suspect Arrested In San Jose Wildfires; Evacuees Allowed To Return To Homes
• 'It Can't Fall On Deaf Ears Anymore': Hundreds Gather In Riverside For George Floyd Peace Vigil
• Fontana Police Officer Arrested For Rape Of A Minor By Intoxication
• Peaceful Protesters Take To Sacramento Streets For Seventh Night, ACLU Demands Curfew Be Lifted
• Long Beach Police Officer Killed In Traffic Collision
• Long Beach Officer Under Investigation After Posting Photo Of Baton, Bloody Sidewalk
• Police Find Medieval Mace In Car While Making Arrest
• Denver Police Investigate Shooting Downtown Near Protests
• San Bernardino County Reports Additional Coronavirus Death, Ventura Reports More Cases
• Messages Projected Onto State Capitol During Protests
• 'Get Your Knee Off Our Necks': Al Sharpton Delivers Impassioned Eulogy For George Floyd
• 'That's Not Who I Am': Lianne Wadi Fired By Father, Holy Land CEO, After Racist Posts Resurface
• Suspicious Package At San Joaquin County Courthouse Rendered Safe, Police Say
• 'Tone Deaf' Comments Over Black Lives Matter Movement Spark Swift Backlash
• Eighth Day Of George Floyd Protests In Oakland Ends Peacefully
• Man Dies After Being Rescued From Surf At Ocean Beach
• Police Accountability Bill Gets Mixed Reviews From Law Enforcement, District Attorneys
• 'All We Want Is Change And Our People To Stop Dying': Thousands March Through NYC For Eighth Day Of Protests Against Police Brutality
• Former Ravens Safety Ed Reed Responds To Drew Brees' Comments: 'I See Drew Brees Is Doing His Part In Trying To Keep Black Folks Down'
• 'PlayPacks' Created For Baltimore Area Youth To Provide Play, Enrichment For Kids
• 'We Are All George': Powerful Downtown Minneapolis Vigil Opens Mic To Black Voices
• Aberdeen Police Charge Virginia Men Ryan Samuel And Isaiah Terrell Thomas With Attempted Murder After Shots Allegedly Fired At Officer
• 'We're Showing Respect For Protests, But You Need To Go Home,' Mayor Says After Clashes Over Curfew
• Chicago Weather: Muggy And Mild Overnight
• Suspect Sought For Allegedly Assaulting Trio Hanging Pro-Black Lives Matter Flyers Along Trail In Bethesda
• How Will Illinois Handle More COVID-19 Tests When Many Claim Their Tests Have Been Lost?
• Mother Of 7-Year-Old LI Girl Seen Marching, Chanting With Protesters In Viral Video Says She Wants To Teach Her She Can Make A Difference
• Aquasha Moore, 18, Dies Of COVID-19 A Week Before High School Graduation
• Widow Of Safeway Distribution Center Employee Who Died From COVID-19 Suing Supermarket Chain
• Thousands Participate In Massive Black Lives Matter Protest On Long Island
• Most Maryland Counties Move To Stage Two Reopening Friday
• Chicago Police Officer Investigated After Being Heard Using Homophobic Slur During Unrest Saturday
• As Southwestern Pennsylvania Moves Into 'Green' Phase, Not All Restaurants Will Offer Indoor Dining Immediately
• Queens Man Arrested After Allegedly Threatening Protesters With Blades, Trying To Drive Through Crowd
• Weekly Drive-In Movies Coming To Ocean City, Maryland This Summer
• Video Taken By Cousin Shows Moments Before Women Were Dragged Out Of Car By Police Outside Brickyard Mall
• JCPenney Shrinking: Closing 154 Stores Next Week Including 4 In North Texas
• UM Hospital Testing New Treatment To Get Coronavirus Patients Off Ventilators Faster
• Social Distancing On Airplanes Will Be An Issue Once Crowds Return
• Minneapolis City Council To Hold Emergency Meeting On Police Department's Future
• Kanye West Attends Protest Calling For End To Chicago Public Schools' Contract With Chicago Police
• Leaders In Broward, Miami-Dade Address Use Of Force Questions Following Clashes With Protesters Over Police Killings
• George Floyd Death: Demonstrators Gather, Link Arms In Solidarity As Peaceful Protests Continue Across Maryland
• Peaceful Protest In Jamaica Plain Ends With Call To Action
• Sacramento City Curfew To Last Through Weekend; ACLU Demands It Be Lifted
• Ex-UAW President Gary Jones Confesses To Stealing $1M In Racketeering Scheme
• Mother's Love, YMCA Step Up To Help In Sudden North Minneapolis Grocery Drought
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Depression Cristobal Expected To Move Back Over Water By Friday Night
• 'It's Going To Be A New Thing' | Businesses Look Forward To Move To Stage Two Reopening; Implement New Safety Measures For Customers
• Two People Killed In Wilkinsburg Shooting
• Aretha Franklin Amphitheater Summer Concerts Postponed To 2021
• People Making A Difference: Michigan College Student Raises $100K For Long Beach Business Burned During Sunday Riots
• 'Less Business, Extra Cost': Waltham Restaurants Prepare To Reopen With Coronavirus Restrictions
• Michigan Senate Approves Bill Requiring Implicit Bias, De-Escalation Training For Police 
• George Floyd Death: Former Ravens Receiver Torrey Smith Says He Was 'Inspired' By Young Generation Of Leaders, Peaceful Protests In Maryland
• Clergy, Community Leaders, Local Officials Join Protesters In Highland Park March
• 'One Of The Worst Cases Of Neglect': Erie Animal Shelter Rescues Dog Who 'Suffered Tremendously'
• Dallas County Leaders Warn Protesters Pandemic Not Over
• Vallejo's History Of Fatal Police Shootings Complicates Death During George Floyd Unrest
• 'It Will Take Baby Steps': Boston Residents Hopeful For More Inclusive Future
• Fishtown Resident Who Organized Group Armed With Baseball Bats Claims Narrative 'Not True At All'
• Reckless Arson Blamed In Destructive Suisun City Fire; Suspects Sought
• Who's Hiring: OC Law Firm Looking To Double Staff For Workman's Comp Cases
• JCPenney Closing 154 Stores This Summer
• Maryland Weather: Storms Bring Periods Of Heavy Rain Throughout The Region Thursday Night
• Philadelphia Police Officer Run Over By Group Of Looters 'In Excruciating Pain,' But Stable, Fiancee Says
• Sacramento Dance Studio Hosting Free Dance Classes For Children To Express Themselves
• AMC Theaters Appear To Be On Shaky Ground As Pandemic Drags On
• Fresh Fire Church In Uniontown Feeds More Than 600 Families At Food Distribution
• San Jose Police Defend Protest Crowd-Handling Tactics During George Floyd Protests
• Former Gov. John Hickenlooper Held In Contempt For Failure To Testify At Ethics Hearing
• Santa Clarita Cancels Curfew As Protesters Take To Streets; Device 'Designed To Cause Harm' Found Nearby
• Thousands Of San Francisco City Workers Redeployed During COVID-19 Emergency
• Santa Rosa Family Grads Include Dad, Receiving Diploma Alongside Daughter
• Second California Prison Employee Dies After Catching Coronavirus
• Firefighter Injured After Battling 3-Alarm Blaze In Somerton That Was '4-Alarm Equivalent Fire Because Of The Heat'
• Kensington Double Shooting Leaves Man Critically Wounded: Police
• PG&E Behind On Promises To Ease Effect Of Power Shut-Offs
• A New Option For People With An Incurable Blood Cancer
• Republican National Committee Considering Dallas For GOP Convention
• 52-Year-Old Man Accused Of Leaving Backpack Of Explosives Next To Downtown Pittsburgh Building
• Annapolis Police Locate 38-Year-Old Woman
• Simi Valley Official, LAPD Veteran Posts Meme Mocking Protesters, Face Masks
• Former Wylie ISD Students Complain Of Racist Culture As Teacher Placed On Leave
• 'Be Somebody': 98-Year-Old Graduates From Monrovia High School
• Demonstrators Gather For Peaceful Protest In Tracy, Folsom
• Deadly Police Shooting: Family Of De'Von Bailey Sues Colorado Springs Police Department
• Trump vows to campaign against Lisa Murkowski
• Driving Out Destruction: Counties Try To Prevent Looting By Closing Off Highway Off-Ramps
• Trump discusses black voter engagement with political advisers
• At Least 7 North Texas Cities Cancel July 4th Events Due To Coronavirus Pandemic, Budget Shortfall
• Man who pointed bow and arrow at protesters charged with assault
• Fremont Protesters Hold Black Lives Matter Rally, March To Police Headquarters
• Black Bear On Loose In Stafford Township After Being Spotted Hanging Out In Tree
• LA County Sheriff 'Will No Longer Enforce' Curfews; Officials Say Decision Not Linked To ACLU Lawsuit
• Rally Steps Off In Lincoln Park Neighborhood, Calls For Defunding Of Chicago Police Department
• A Boom For Black-Owned Businesses: Social Media Pushes For Public Support
• Protesting In A Pandemic: Health Officials Say Wear A Mask, Try To Maintain Distance
• NHL Says Teams Can Reopen Facilities Next Week For Voluntary Training
• Terrence Floyd, George Floyd's Brother, Thanks New Yorkers At Brooklyn Memorial Service: 'My Brother Is Gone But The Floyd Name Still Lives On'
• Volunteers Make Face Masks For Migrant Workers In San Luis Valley
• 176 Fine Wine & Good Spirits Stores To Reopen In Southeastern Pa. Friday, Philadelphia Stores Remain Closed After Looting, Damage
• Governor Announces 'Lifeline Pass' Will Soon Allow Some Visitors At Colorado Nursing Homes
• NYPD: 1 Officer Stabbed In Neck, 2 Others Shot In Brooklyn; All Expected To Survive
• Morgan State University Awarded $150K Henry Luce Foundation Grant To Support COVID-19 Relief
• Cuomo: Restaurants Allowed To Reopen With Outdoor Dining In Phase 2
• Quiet Memorial In Civic Center Park Honors George Floyd
• Police Search For Hit-And-Run Suspect In Roseville
• New State Monitor Appointed In Hempstead School District
• Navy Pier To Reopen Outdoor Spaces; Rides Still Closed
• Video Shows Horrific Crash That Left Woman Dead During Police Chase Through City
• Legitimate And Fraudulent Claims Drain State's Unemployment Fund
• Coronavirus Update: What Businesses Are Open In Your County?
• Climate Change Education Will Be Incorporated Into New Jersey Public Schools' Curriculum
• Coronavirus Impacting Preschoolers: 'Children Can Handle News'
• ACLU Sues Trump Administration Over Using Police Force On Protesters Near White House
• Denver Weather: Close To Record Breaking Heat Friday
• Hundreds Of Complaints Have Been Filed Against Chicago Police Officers Since Protests, Unrest Began
• Protesters Arrested On Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge Monday Night Will Not Be Charged
• Food Lion's 'Summers Without Hunger Campaign' Aims To Help Maryland Food Bank Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• LA Pride Organizers To Hold Peaceful Protest In Place Of Canceled West Hollywood Pride Parade
• Denver City Council Takes Public Comment On Protests, Crowd Control
• Warriors Co-Owners Joe Lacob, Peter Guber: Race Relations In U.S. 'At A Tipping Point'
• NFL Coaches Allowed To Return To Team Facilities On Friday
• Gov. Newsom Says State Should Prepare For Protest-Driven Spike In Coronavirus Pandemic
• Gov. Tom Wolf Has Until Friday To Respond To Lawsuit Over Shutdown Orders
• After Looting And Damage, South Minneapolis' Lake Street Neighborhoods Deal With Pharmacy Shortage
• Basketballer Rich Melzer Back At YMCA, Discusses Sacred Place It Has Amid Community Unrest
• Pritzker Asks Police To Provide Protection For Grocery Stores, Pharmacies, Gas Station Trying To Reopen
• Coyote Captured In Stunning Photo Taken At Golden Gate Bridge Overlook
• Artists honor George Floyd with powerful mural in Minneapolis
• LAPD Asks Protesters To Report Incidents Of Excessive Force
• New COVID-19 Forecasts Show Fragile Balance But Early Promise For Quiet Summer Across Many U.S. Counties
• What To Do This Weekend: Virtual And In-Person Events Around Denver
• Being Prepared To Safely Travel And Socially Distance While Going On Vacations
• State Lawmakers Discuss Bill That Would Enact Some Changes Protesters Want
• Philadelphia Forming Reconciliation Committee Amid George Floyd Protests As City Under Curfew For 6th Straight Night
• Retail Stores Eager To Reopen Despite New Coronavirus Safety Rules
• LA County Reporters 45 More Coronavirus-Related Deaths, 1,500 New Cases
• Digital Harbor High School Holds Senior Check Out Day
• Makeshift Grill Being Blamed For Destructive Suisun City Wildfire
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 12-Year-Old Girl
• Trump, Biden campaigns briefed on unsuccessful cyber hack attempts
• 'This Has To End': Community Members Gather At 38th And Chicago To Remember George Floyd's Life
• Fort Worth City Council Allows 8 PM Curfew To Expire
• California Legislature, Governor At Odds Over Budget Deficit
• CPD Officers Under Investigation After Violent Arrest Caught On Video
• COVID-19 Testing Expanded, People Attending Protests Told To Get Tested
• MTA Calls For More Bus Lanes As NYC Prepares For Reopening
• Fall River Man Accused Of Attacking 82-Year-Old Trump Supporter
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: 58% disapprove of Trump on race relations
• Universal Orlando Leading Charge In Reviving Florida's Theme Park Business
• Coronavirus In Ohio: Zoos, Theaters, Playgrounds And Country Clubs Can Reopen Next Week
• Giants Safety Peppers, Jets Safety Adams Speak Out Against Brees' Apology
• Reopening Colorado: Guanella Pass Reopens To Vehicles For The Season
• PG&E Critics Urge Judge To Reject Utility's Bankruptcy Plan
• Texas Ranger Statue Removed At Dallas Love Field
• Some Teens Waiting To Get Drivers Licences Are Stuck, For Now: 'It's Very Frustrating And Disappointing'
• Some Philadelphians Having Trouble Getting Prescription Medications Due To Closed Pharmacies During Unrest
• Tree Comes Crashing Down On Cherry Hill Home While Family Eating Lunch In Dining Room
• 49ers Are Only NFL Coaching Staff Not Allowed To Return To Team Facility On Friday
• City Of Pittsburgh Embracing '8 Can't Wait' Campaign Aimed At Reducing Police Violence
• Miami Weather: Flood Watch In Effect Through Friday
• UPMC Says Coronavirus Might Not Be As Potent As It Was At Start Of Pandemic
• 3 Dead, 1 Child Rescued From Fire In Sterling, Illinois
• 8 More Coronavirus-Related Deaths In New Hampshire, Cases Rise By 81
• 'Whole New World Of Travel' As Caribbean Starts To Reopen To Tourists
• 'We Know The Need Is Strong Out There': Miami-Dade Animal Services Provides Free Food For Pet Owners
• Solano County Sheriff Lifts Curfew; Emergency Proclamation Still In Effect
• Multiple People Injured, Including Children, In Woodstock Crash
• Saints QB Brees Apologizes For Criticism Of Colin Kaepernick Anthem Protests
• Long Lines At DMV As Facilities Reopen Under COVID-19 Phase 3 Begins
• Reopening Miami-Dade: Gyms, Fitness Studios, Summer Camps Can Reopen June 8
• Denver Police Could Face Lawsuit After Police Encounter In Safeway Parking Lot
• As NYC Prepares For Phase 1 Of Reopening, Restaurant Owners Plan Ahead For Outdoor Dining In Phase 2
• 'White Coats For Black Lives': Jackson Hospital Health Care Professionals Join Nationwide Movement For Change
• Baltimore City Residents May Experience Trash, Recycling Collection Delays, Department Of Public Works Says
• Recreational Boating Still Hasn't Recovered Despite Coronavirus Restrictions Being Lifted
• UPDATE: Bay Area Counties, Cities Rescind Dusk-To-Dawn Curfews; Some City Curfews Remain
• Philadelphia Inquirer Journalists Call In 'Sick And Tired Of Not Being Heard' After Newspaper Publishes 'Buildings Matter, Too' Headline
• Thousands Gather Outside Private George Floyd Memorial Service In Minneapolis
• Meet Halvor Flowstone: Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park Introduces 'Friendly' Troll
• Here's What To Know About Hyphen Academy's Virtual Conversation Sunday 
• 8-Year-Old Pulled From Pond In Kaufman County Has Died
• Shelonda Stokes Named Downtown President Of Downtown Partnership of Baltimore
• More Pittsburgh-Area Women Winning Legislative Seats In Harrisburg
• 'Excited? Absolutely!'; Area Businesses Prepare For The Move To The 'Green' Phase Of Gov. Tom Wolf's Reopening Plan
• Talked With Your Child About Racism Lately? Denver Expert Recommends Doing It Now
• Dust From Highway Project Coating Cars, Homes In Chelsea; Demo Work Keeping Residents Up At Night
• Health Official: California In 'Range Of Stability' On Coronavirus
• Protesters To Demonstrate In Front Of Mayor Darrell Steinberg's Home On Friday
• Board Of Public Works Approves Funding For Clean Water And The Chesapeake Bay
• $10K Reward Offered In Bullseye Range And Guns Burglary
• Newton Man Says He Was Racially Profiled By Police In Case Of Mistaken Identity
• Authors retract study that raised concern about drug for COVID-19
• Gov. Wolf Announces Policing Reform For Pennsylvania
• Going To The Doctor Now Looks Different Due To Coronavirus
• 'I Found My People': Online Support Groups Help People Isolated With Coronavirus
• Texas County GOP Chairwoman Urged To Resign After Suggesting George Floyd Death Was Staged
• George Floyd Death: Thousands Sign Petition To Rename Chicago Avenue To Floyd Avenue
• Gannon Stauch Murder: Letecia Stauch Accused Of Planning To Escape From Jail
• New York Weather: CBS2 6/4 Thursday Night Forecast
• 'Much To Do About Nothing': Lawyer For Mayor Carlos Gimenez Wants Ballot Lawsuit Thrown Out
• Tense Exchange Over Public Transit Shutdown Between Mayor Carlos Gimenez & CBS4's Jim DeFede
• Spoken Word Poet Using Radio Show Via Social Media To Speak Out About George Floyd Protests
• Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad Targeted In Purgatory Ski Resort Lawsuit For 416 Fire
• Supporters Rally For BSO Deputy Reassigned Over Social Media Post
• 'A Systemic Problem': Somerville Declares Racism A Public Health Emergency
• Florida Supreme Court Shoots Down Assault Weapons Ban
• Friends, Relatives Of George Floyd Grieve At Minneapolis Memorial Service
• 'Images Are Disturbing': City Controller Launches Investigation Into Philadelphia Police's Use Of Tear Gas On Protesters
• Judge Advances Murder Case Against 3 Men In Ahmaud Arbery's Death
• Lawsuit filed against Carnival over passengers who fell ill with COVID
• 'No Shirt, No Shoes, No Mask, No Service': Gov. Polis Signs Executive Order Allowing Businesses To Require Face Coverings
• Kanye West Creates College Fund For George Floyd's Daughter, Donates $2M To Charities
• Now Hiring: PrideStaff Looking To Add Dozens In DFW
• Miami Gardens Restaurants Now Offering Dine-In Service
• New Details On The Reopening Of Florida Universities
• Gov. Cuomo On Looters: District Attorneys Must 'Charge Crimes Appropriately'
• Canton Man Spreads Joy In Metro Detroit As "The Giant Batman"
• 'Strategic' Well-Orchestrated Heists Seen Amid Protest Chaos
• Trade school students face adversity amid COVID pandemic
• Governor Whitmer Apologizes for Suggesting People Google How to Cut Hair
• Dolphins Head Coach Brian Flores: 'A Lot Of Anger, A Lot Of Emotion' In Wake Of George Floyd's Killing
• Barr defends decision to forcefully clear protesters near White House
• Authorities Arrest Santa Rosa Man Who Purposely Backed Maserati Into Man, Killing Dog
• Ravens' Ray Lewis Says Teachers Are Vital To Starting Conversation Of Race
• Hundreds Of Protesters Call For Montgomery County Commissioner Joe Gale To Resign After He Called Black Lives Matter A Hate Group
• Max Minute: Mass Protesting Could Lead To Earlier Predicted Second Wave Of Coronavirus
• Maryland Lawmakers Call For Review Of Primary Election Problems
• Massive fuel leak triggers state of emergency in the Arctic Circle
• Florida Sheriff Says The Will Of 'Tiger King' Star Carole Baskin's Missing Husband Was Forged
• Super Cool AC Repair: Family Owned One Stop Shop For AC Installation, Maintenance And Repair
• Racial Inequality Protests In Waltham, Woburn Bring Out Several Generations
• Police Issue Alert In Search For Man Who Hit Lieutenant With Dirt Bike
• Anne Arundel County To Offer Free Distance Summer Learning For All Students, In-Person Camps Canceled
• Crews Extinguish 15-Acre Fire At Lincoln Airport
• Not Just Large Metro Areas, Black Lives Matter Protests Held In Piedmont, Other Small Communities
• Judge advances murder case against 3 men in Ahmaud Arbery's death
• Multi-Vehicle Crash Closes Part Of Route 702 In Middle River
• Stocks on an epic run-up, but will the good times last?
• 3 Ex-MPD Officers Involved In George Floyd's Death Make First Court Appearance, Face $1M Bail
• YouTuber charged after video shows him at damaged Arizona mall
• Oakland Council Members, Small Business Owners Seek Change To Business Tax
• Union President Says Philly Police Will Be 'Boycotting' Di Bruno Bros. After Apologizing For Offering Officers Free Lunch
• Dallas County Hits Single-Day High For New Coronavirus Cases With 285
• Nearly one in five say coronavirus has caused financial hardship
• Antibody Testing Begins At Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Beach Convention Center COVID-19 Testing Sites
• Around The Table: Local Politicians, Political Activists Talk About Pres. Donald Trump's Handling Of George Floyd Protests
• Russell Stover Moves Up Closure Of Montrose Facility To August
• George Floyd honored at memorial service in Minneapolis
• Dallas Hosting 'Mourning At The Plaza' Friday In Memory Of George Floyd
• Associated Press Photographer Sucker-Punched While Covering Event Involving Mayor, Police Commissioner In North Philadelphia
• 2 Philadelphia ShopRites Ransacked By Looters To Reopen In Coming Days
• Philadelphia Police Officer Jose Novoa Dies After Battle With Coronavirus
• San Mateo County Revises Shelter Order To Allow Outdoor Dining, Charter Boats, Limited Funeral Attendance
• CBS to air classic 60 Minutes Sports stories
• Click Here To Send Condolences To The Family Of George Floyd
• No More 'Game Over': Texas Arcades Allowed To Reopen After Being Forced To Close Due To Pandemic
• Eaton Canyon In Altadena To Open Saturday With Timed Reservations After Closing Memorial Day Due To Crowds
• Ben Watson Discusses Having Racist Teammates During His NFL Career
• 'Double Dipper Bandit' Wanted For Robbing Banks Twice
• Aurora Police Seek Suspects After Customer Attacked Over Social Distance At Target
• Boston Holds 8 Minute, 46 Second Moment Of Silence In Memory Of George Floyd
• The CW's revised primetime lineup for Fall 2020
• Sonoma Raceway NHRA Drag Racing Event Canceled Due To Pandemic
• Buffalo Rookie QB Jake Fromm Apologizes For Racially Insensitive Text Message
• Here's A List Of Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• Coronavirus In Massachusetts: 412 New Cases, 50 More Deaths Reported
• New Jersey Becomes First State To Incorporate Climate Change In K-12 Education Standards
• WATCH LIVE: Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Holds Press Conference On Ongoing George Floyd Protests
• Colorado Unemployment Claims Drop, But Totals Still High
• Curfew Threatens Future For Small Businesses Recovering From COVID-19 Shutdown
• Chicago Weather: A Few Popup Showers For The Afternoon
• Denver Health Paramedics Call For Hazard Pay As Coronavirus Pandemic And Civil Unrest Continue
• Trustees Of Reservations Reopens 14 More Massachusetts Outdoor Properties
• Gov. Tom Wolf Will Announce More Pennsylvania Counties Can Enter 'Green' Phase
• Officials Investigating After 12-Year-Old Boy Possibly Attacked By Shark At Delaware State Park Beach
• Illinois Reports 929 New Coronavirus Cases, 116 Deaths
• Pittsburgh Weather: Chance Of Showers, Storms Prompts Severe Thunderstorm Warning For Much Of Area
• The CW adds thriller "DEVILS" to Fall 2020 Lineup
• NASCAR's Foxwoods Resort Casino 301 In New Hampshire Postponed To Aug. 2
• Ashli Johnson, 29, ID'd As Victim Found Dead In Car In St. Paul
• Sheriff: 29-Year-Old Woman Killed, Toddler Injured In Sherburne Co. Crash
• McKeesport Police Searching For 14-Year-Old Runaway Daisha Reyes-Burgos
• SeaWorld Orlando, Busch Gardens Tampa Reopen Next Week
• Denver Weather: Summer Storms, Plus Nearly Record High Temperatures
• Chicago Women Dragged Out Of Car By CPD Demand Answers, Accountability
• White backlash and its impact on the U.S. today
• Rep. Ilhan Omar Announces 4 Bills Addressing Police, Governmental Response After George Floyd's Death
• VIDEO: U.S. Coast Guard Rescues Man From Marshall's Beach In San Francisco
• NBA Approves 22-Team Format To Restart Season; Tentative Schedule Includes Draft In October
• Dangerous Summer Heat Has Arrived In North Texas
• Cuomo: Protesters should assume they've been exposed to COVID-19
• Motorcycle Rider Dies In Multi-Car Crash On Interstate 25 In Greenwood Village
• Grassley blocks 2 Trump nominees over refusal to explain watchdog firings
• Protest Planned To Take Place In West View On Friday Has Been Canceled
• Denver Cop Arrested For DUI After Driving Up To Deadly Crash On I-25 In Unmarked Police Car
• 'Not A Racial Bone In My Body': West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Defends Himself After Saying He Welcomes All, Except Former Pres. Barack Obama
• Santa Monica Business Owners Continue Clean Up Efforts, Wary Of More Looters
• Rand Paul holds up passing bill that would ban lynching
• NBA approves plan to resume season in July
• Philmont Country Club Employee Dies After Tree Falls On Clubhouse During Severe Storms
• Mourners Gather In Minneapolis For George Floyd Memorial Service
• Woman Killed In Crash Involving Police Vehicle Chasing Suspect Across City
• Overturned Tractor-Trailer Closes I-695 In Baltimore County; Driver Suffers Non-Life-Threatening Injuries, Officials Say
• Virtual Pet Adoptions Up And Running In Dallas
• Obama calls for "real change" after George Floyd's death
• Robert Palley Charged With Hate Crime, Battery After Altercation With Woman In River Forest
• Black-Owned Brewery In Texas Creates Recipe For Beer That Others Will Use To Support Racial Equality
• Democrats sound alarm over unidentified law enforcement patrolling D.C. protests
• 'When Your Quarantine Haircut Is On Point': Alpacas At Maryland Zoo Get Summer Shear
• Minneapolis police misconduct complaints hit a record high in 2018
• Mall owner sues Gap for refusing to pay rent on its stores
• 'Show The World There Is More To Us': Barry Brewer On BET's 'Tyler Perry's Bruh' & Comedy Career
• Dr. Dave Hnida: Coloradans Should Remain Aware Of 3 Major Dynamics In Fight Against COVID-19
• Pittsburgh Penguins Announce One Of Their Players Has Tested Positive For Coronavirus
• Pelosi raises concerns over "militarization" of D.C. in letter to Trump
• U.S. Navy vet freed from Iran after nearly 2 years in custody
• Details Emerge On NHL's Playoff Plans: Best-Of-7 Series, Reseeding After Each Round
• "Now is the time," John Boyega tells London Black Lives Matter protest
• 15-Year-Old Windsor Mill Girl Kaitlyn Dutrow Missing Since Saturday
• Nearly 2 million Americans filed for unemployment last week
• 9th Circuit Court Overturns EPA Approval Of Dicamba Herbicide
• Chicago Mayor Lightfoot On Video Showing Officers Dragging Women Out Of Vehicle: 'We Will Investigate'
• Over 300 LASD Employees, 2,162 Inmates Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Democratic coalition demands answers from Barr on unidentified officers
• Atlantic City Man Faces Federal Rioting Charge For Alleged Facebook Post Encouraging Riots During George Floyd Protest
• NYPD: Officers Shoot Man Brandishing Knife Following Incident Inside Lower Manhattan Store
• George Floyd's Death Compared To 1770 Death Of Crispus Attucks
• NBA Sets Dates For Draft, Draft Lottery
• Mount Evans Highway Will Not Open To Vehicles This Summer
• Bruce Arians Explains How He Plans To Use Rob Gronkowski In Buccaneers Offense
• Rescue organization returns dog to Amy Cooper
• Two Arrested On Gun Charges After Being Stopped In Stolen Vehicle Near Severn, Police Say
• BAE Systems "Titan" Dry Dock Arriving At Shipyard At Sparrows Point
• GOP senator sides with Mattis, says she's "struggling" with Trump support
• Protesters Gather In Downtown Pittsburgh For Protest As George Floyd's Memorial Service Gets Underway In Minneapolis
• Methodist Charlton Medical Center Builds $71M Emergency Department In Southwest Dallas 
• Reopening: Stanford University Would Rotate Students On Campus by Academic Quarters
• NBA Approves Plan To Restart Season Beginning In Late July
• Study: Autonomous Vehicles Won't Make Roads Completely Safe
• In Addition To Protesting, Black Denver Business Owners Encourage Community Members To Support Them
• Report: NBA Approves Plan To Restart Season
• NBA Approves Plan To Restart Season
• NBA Approves Plan To Restart Season; Warriors Season Over
• Florida Jobless Claims Grow As State Continues Reopening
• WATCH LIVE: Memorial Service Honoring George Floyd In Minneapolis
• City Of Aurora Announces Modified Curfew Hours
• U.S. Cardinal At Vatican To Lead Prayer For George Floyd Friday
• Graduation With A View: Local Schools Hold Unconventional Ceremony At Mountain High Resort
• Maryland Attorney General Frosh Joins Coalition Urging Congress To Give State Attorneys General Authority To Investigate Unconstitutional Policing
• Actors accuse Lea Michele of racism and mistreatment
• Miami Teen Thalys Oliveira To Be Tried As Adult In Deadly Shooting
• WBZ Meteorologist Sarah Wroblewski Welcomes Twin Boys Into The World
• LA County Supervisors Demand All Local Police Agencies Adopt 8 Use-Of-Force Policies
• Allegheny Co. Health Department To Treat Storm Water Catch Basins To Help Fight Mosquito Breeding
• Body Of Missing Swimmer In Potomac River Found Near Hermit Island
• Firefighters Contain Wildfire In Remote Area Of South San Jose Hills To 30 Acres
• El Dorado County Keeping Silva Parkway Ramps From Highway 50 Closed Over Protest Concerns
• Michigan's State Parks to Open Campgrounds
• DVS: Minnesotans Can Now Renew Standard Driver's License Online
• Funeral Held For Rutland Police Detective John Songy, Who Died Of Coronavirus
• Pews Burned At Basilica Of St. Mary Amid Last Week's Riots
• Fort Worth Clergy, Civil Rights Activists Demand Change In Response To George Floyd's Death
• Mass Tort Lawsuit Filed For Victims Of Mid Michigan Flooding
• An Inside Look At How Daycare Centers Are Preparing To Reopen With New Guidelines
• Orange County Sees Uptick In 'Community Transmission' Of COVID-19 After Stay-At-Home Orders Were Relaxed
• 'She Tried': Boy With Uneven Haircut From Mom Wins Year Of Cuts At Somerville Barbershop
• Major Mall Owner Demanding Rent Payments From San Francisco-Based Gap Inc.
• Small businesses face struggle to rebuild after lootings
• Dallas man loses eye to "non-lethal" police round at protest, attorneys say
• Chicago Weather: Sunny, Warm Day Ahead
• Fort Lauderdale Cop Who Pushed Woman To Ground During Protest Has History Of Using Force On Suspects
• Watch For Storms Over Open Colorado Mountain Passes And Roads This Weekend
• Volunteers At Leo Catholic High School Working To Clean Up Auburn Gresham
• Worcester Toddler Critically Hurt After Pushing Air Conditioner, Falling Out Window
• Over 46,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of May 25, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'It Made Me Cry': Civil Rights Leader John Lewis Responds To Video Of George Floyd's Killing
• ComEd Sending Crews To Pennsylvania For Storm Response
• Rafael Nadal On Playing In U.S. Open In August: 'Not An Ideal Situation, Honestly, No'
• Authorities Offer $10,000 Reward In Hayward Gun Shop Looting
• Online Petition Picking Up Steam, Asks Omni Dallas To Show 'Black Lives Matter'
• Reopening Maryland: Baltimore County To Align With Gov. Hogan's Stage 2 Reopening Steps
• NFL Will Allow Coaches To Return To Facilities June 5
• "People just don't want to be killed. Period.": Anti-apartheid leader on protests
• Graham delays vote on authorizing subpoenas in Russia probe
• Coronavirus At-A-Glance 6-4-20
• Drew Brees Says He 'Completely Missed The Mark' Reiterating Opposition To National Anthem Kneeling After Called Out By Malcolm Jenkins, Others
• Philadelphia School District Pushing Back In-person Instruction Despite Approval To Resume July 1
• Authorities Investigating After M-1000 Explodes On Porch Of North Philadelphia Home
• Amazon workers sue after allegedly bringing COVID-19 home
• Community Comes Together To Support South Shore Grocery Store Hit By Looters
• Walsh: Time To 'Listen And Learn' About Pain Caused By George Floyd Murder
• New Homeless Shelter Opening In Arlington Thursday
• Allegheny Co. Health Officials Prepared To Handle Coronavirus Spike As Southwestern Pa. Moves To The 'Green' Phase
• EB I-94 From Gratiot Avenue To I-696 Will Be Closed This Weekend
• NFL Coaches Given OK To Return To Team Facilities On Friday
• Man, 25, Facing Homicide And Domestic Violence Charges After Woman Found Dead In Modesto
• ESF Camps Offering Full Refund After Canceling In-Person Camps For Summer
• Denver Health Downtown Denver Urgent Care Center Closes For Rest Of Week Due To Protests
• Allegheny County Police Investigating After Fatal Shooting Stemming From Brentwood Home Invasion
• Richmond Man Charged With Murder In Bizarre Grandmother Cannibalism Case
• Deputies: Virginia Man Assaulted 3 People Due To Their Race
• Coronavirus (Minnesota): MDH Announces 404 New Cases Of COVID-19 And 29 More Deaths; Daily Testing Nears 10,000
• Oakland Council Members Want Tear Gas Use Suspended At Protests
• Officials Launch Presidio Slow Streets Program; Traffic Prohibited On Select Streets
• Melissa Moore Tells Dr. Oz About Susan Smith's History Of Trauma And Abuse.
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 537 New Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Climbs To 73,942 And Death Toll Rises To 5,817
• NFL Set To Allow Coaches To Return To Facilities Beginning Friday, June 5
• Philippines anti-terror bill sparks protest boosted by Taylor Swift
• Russell Wilson: Colin Kaepernick Was 'Trying To Do The Right Thing' Through His Protests
• Here's What To Know About Friday's Belle Isle Freedom March
• Florida Counties Want Gov. Ron DeSantis To Release COVID-19 Aid
• NYT: Longtime Friend, Witness In Car Says George Floyd Was 'Not Resisting'
• Epidemic Of Wipes And Masks Plague Sewers, Storm Drains Across US Cities, Including Philadelphia
• New York Man Caught During I-95 Traffic Stop In Cecil County With Over $150K Of Fentanyl, Heroin, Police Say
• Former Ravens Corner Domonique Foxworth On Drew Brees: 'Hopefully At The End Of The Day, He Learns From This And Becomes A Better Person'
• After Protests, Virginia Gov. Northam Orders Removal Of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee Statue
• Miami Proud On The Frontline: David Cardenas Coordinates Food Distributions for Miami-Dade Parks
• Cleanup Continues Throughout Delaware Valley After Deadly Storms Roll Through Region
• Meghan Markle Delivers Commencement Speech To LA Alma Mater On George Floyd: 'Absolutely Devastating'
• Hood Latch Problem Causes Nissan To Recall Nearly 1.9M Cars
• LA Galaxy Respond To Racist Posts From Wife Of Player Aleksander Katai
• Police, California Leaders Praise More Peaceful Protesting
• Teenager Faces Murder Charge After 14-Year-Old Dorothy Brown Shot In Head 
• Another 1.9M Americans File For Unemployment
• Flash grenades, rubber bullets: Police weapons used against protesters
• Just Over 43K More Marylanders Filed For Unemployment Last Week
• Denver Broncos Linebacker Von Miller: 'Our Anger Is Justified And We Will Not Be Silenced Or Pacified'
• The CW Acquires Thriller 'Devils' Starring Patrick Dempsey For Wednesdays This Fall
• Senate sends bill modifying Paycheck Protection Program to Trump
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 13 New Cases And 13 More Deaths, Total Coronavirus Countywide Grows To 1,965
• Police Officers In Texas Shut Down Highway To Mooove Cow Along
• PTL Links: June 4, 2020
• Rep. John Lewis on George Floyd's death: "The madness must stop"
• Why some taxpayers are still waiting for stimulus payments
• Goodwill Industries Of Michigan Announce Plans To Safely Reopen
• Philadelphia Weather: Region Expected To Be Hit With Another Round Of Thunderstorms, Flooding
• Happy Hour: David's Summer Garden Cocktails
• City Hiring 300 COVID-19 Tracers; Launches Baltimore Health Corps Program
• Online District 3 Dallas Town Hall Meeting
• Drew Brees apologizes for comments on kneeling protests
• Ypsilanti Businesses Get Approval to Use Sidewalks and Streets
• Ousted State IG says top officials knew about Pompeo probes
• Brigham And Women's Hospital Nurses Take A Knee To Support Protests
• Madeleine McCann case becomes a murder investigation - with a suspect
• NASCAR Looking At Nashville For Long-Term
• Here's What Tom Brady Has Said About National Anthem Protests In The Past
• Tiananmen vigil banned for 1st time amid China's Hong Kong crackdown
• Man Found Dead Near Trailhead In Jackson County, Death Believed To Be A Homicide
• Drew Brees says he'll "never agree" with national anthem protest
• SpaceX launches 60 more Starlinks
• George Floyd's brother calls for first-degree murder charge
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Hospitalizations Under 1,100, Over 55K Cases Reported
• New Costco That Caters To Small Businesses Opens In Sacramento
• Newly-Single Lili Reinhart Comes Out As Bisexual In Protest Post
• Virginia governor announces removal of Robert E. Lee statue
• Two autopsies differ on details of George Floyd's death
• Mayor Peduto Discusses Police Reform Measures Following Protest In East Liberty
• 2 Displaced After Fire Reported At Islander Inn In Edgemere
• 8:46: A Number Becomes A Powerful Slogan Following George Floyd's Death
• Former Defense Secretary James Mattis denounces Trump
• 13-Year-Old Suspect Pleads Guilty In Tessa Majors' Killing
• Colorado Lawmakers Consider A Health Insurance Fee To Subsidize Care For Non-Citizens
• Michigan Lawmakers OK $1.2B Coronavirus Bill; Visitation Rules Relaxed
• Colorado Rockies' Ian Desmond: 'When You Can't Say Black Lives Matter, To Me, That's You Saying My Life Doesn't Matter'
• Police: 3 Men Wanted For ATM Explosion At New Far East Palace Restaurant In Logan
• COVID-19 In Minnesota: Latest Headlines From June 4, 2020
• Pennsylvania Elections Officials Still Tallying Primary Results Due To Vast Amount Of Mail-in Ballots
• Looters Who Stole iPhones From Apple Stores Receiving Messages To Return Them
• Philadelphia Flyers Captain Claude Giroux: 'Want You All To Know I Am Here, I See You And I Stand With You'
• Astronomers Confirm Earth-Size Exoplanet Around Nearest Star, Maybe More
• Professional Golfer Amber Bosworth Is An Inspiration At The Texas Women's Open
• True Crime: Killer Mom Susan Smith: Exclusive Conversations From Prison
• Police: Man Shot In Both Legs While Sitting Outside In East Germantown
• AUTO RACING: A Look Ahead
• 36-Year-Old Man Shot Overnight In Baltimore
• Sheriff: Pedestrian Struck, Killed In Columbia Heights
• Firefighters Called To Tecklane Manufacturing In Springdale For Small Fire
• Nearly 43 Million Americans Filed For Unemployment Benefits During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Nurses take a knee in solidarity with Floyd protesters
• University Of Texas At Dallas Offers Virtual Coding Class
• Ranking The Absurdity Of Home-Court Advantage Alternatives Being Discussed By NBA
• Santa Rosa Teen Arrested For Allegedly Driving Truck Into George Floyd Demonstration
• Gov. Walz, Citing Credible Threats, Sends National Guard To Clay County
• LeBron James On Drew Brees' Comments: 'You Literally Still Don't Understand Why Kap Was Kneeling'
• Small Brush Fire Erupts In Hacienda Heights
• Drew Brees Issues Apology: 'I Should Do Less Talking And More Listening'
• Massachusetts Sees Drop In Claims Filed For Unemployment, Pandemic Assistance
• Private Memorial Service To Be Held Thursday For George Floyd
• Nearly 1.9 Million Americans Apply For Unemployment In Last Week, Ninth Straight Week Of Decline
• Thousands Turn Out For Peaceful Oakland George Floyd Demonstrations
• 2 Officers Among 8 Hurt After Tow Truck Driver Runs Red Light In South LA
• Martellus Bennett: 'The NFL is Racist'
• Six Flags Over Texas And Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Announce Reopening Dates
• Coronavirus Reopening Roundup: Malaria Drug Fails COVID-19 Treatment Test; Locals Flock To Reopened Beaches
• Malaria Drug Fails To Prevent COVID-19 In A Rigorous Study
• Police ID suspect 13 years after Madeleine McCann vanished
• Meghan to graduates of her former high school: "George Floyd's life mattered"
• All four officers now face charges in George Floyd's death
• San Francisco Supervisor Calls For Hearing On COVID-19 Impact On Homeless After Glen Park Slaying
• 7-year-old girl tortured to death for letting pet parrot escape
• Louisville man shot and killed during protests
• San Francisco Water Dept. Workers Seeking Greater Protections Against COVID-19
• New York Weather: CBS2's 6/4 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Tacoma mayor says officer involved in man's death must be prosecuted
• Wipes, Masks And Gloves Among PPE Equipment Clogging Sewers, Storm Drains Across The U.S.
• Fire At Door Of Hope Rescue Mission Leaves 11 Men Homeless
• Dan Ryan Shut Down At 63rd Street As ISP Investigates Shooting
• Career Coach: Tap Into Your Personal And Professional Network
• With A Turn Toward Texas Possible, Tropical Storm Cristobal Drenches The Mexican Gulf Coast
• Americans' views shift on racial discrimination - CBS News poll
• Engel on hot mic: "If I didn't have a primary, I wouldn't care"
• Drug touted by Trump fails to prevent COVID-19 in study
• A Look At Reopening Chicago Amid Pandemic, Unrest
• 'George Floyd's Life Mattered': The Duchess of Sussex Speaks About Racism To Former High School
• Woman claims cop put knee on neck after she was yanked from car
• Asteroid possibly as big as Empire State Building to zoom past Earth
• Pittsburgh Weather: Chances For Storms Remain Through Remainder Of The Week
• Looted Small Businesses Seek Help From City, Neighborhood Chambers Of Commerce
• Report: Robert Morris Athletics Potentially Joining Horizon League
• Union head blames anti-police rhetoric after cop stabbed in neck
• State Police Seeking Information Regarding Road Rage Shooting In Uniontown
• WVU Says Classes Will Resume In The Fall With Some Changes In Place
• Man Facing Charges For Setting Fire To Erie Coffee Shop During Protests
• $100,000 Worth Of Counterfeit Tech Products Headed To Butler County Seized
• Experts Warn Protests Could Lead To Coronavirus Spike
• Thursday's Show Info (6/4/20)
• Allegheny County Department Of Health Prepared For Possible Spike In Coronavirus Cases Once County Goes Green
• Dozens wounded in knife attack at China kindergarten
• George Floyd U.S. protests live updates from June 3, 2020

Videos from June 4, 2020

• 6/4: Red and Blue
• Obama calls for "real change" during George Floyd address
• Artists create 20-foot-wide mural to commemorate George Floyd
• 3 men charged in Ahmaud Arbery's death appear in court
• Minnesota community leaders on George Floyd's death and systemic racism
• Minneapolis police union president pressured to resign
• Trump lashes out at former Defense Secretary James Mattis after he denounced response to protesters
• Americans mourn George Floyd's death
• Peaceful protests take over Washington D.C. as George Floyd is remembered at memorial service
• CBS Evening News, June 4, 2020
• Representative Ro Khanna reacts to unidentified officers used in federal response to protests
• Video shows deadly crash during police pursuit
• Republicans worry about Kansas Senate seat amid crowded primary
• Protests continue outside the White House as memorial service held for George Floyd
• George Floyd's brother addresses mourners at memorial service in Brooklyn
• 60 Minutes Sports: Cape Cod Baseball League
• Rev. Al Sharpton gives eulogy for George Floyd at memorial service
• Death of black man in Tacoma police custody ruled a homicide
• Dallas man says he was hit in eye with "non-lethal" police round at George Floyd protest
• Benjamin Crump at George Floyd memorial service: "We will seek justice in his name"
• Twitter and Facebook take different approaches to inflammatory posts by President Trump
• How Western media would cover Minneapolis if it was in another country
• House candidate defends saying Rep. Ilhan Omar attacks American values
• Suspect ID'd in Madeleine McCann case
• 1.9 million more Americans apply for unemployment benefits
• Hong Kong passes law criminalizing insults to Chinese national anthem
• History professor on how white backlash controls American progress
• CBS News poll: 67% of Americans say U.S. is on the wrong track
• 3 charged in Ahmaud Arbery's death appear in court via video
• Cuomo to protesters: "Act as if you may have been exposed" to coronavirus
• Fauci "cautiously optimistic" about progress on coronavirus vaccine
• Current and former defense secretaries speak out against Trump
• Ex-NFL player Emmanuel Acho on his new series "Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man"
• Rep. John Lewis' message to protesters fighting for racial equality
• "Star Wars" actor John Boyega rallies protesters at London Black Lives Matter march
• Current Minneapolis police chief sued department for discrimination in 2007
• Obama urges reform amid protests over Floyd's death, as all four former presidents weigh in
• Trump faces criticism from former and current defense secretaries
• Police crack down on protesters defying curfew orders during confrontation in Brooklyn
• All 4 officers involved in George Floyd's death are now in custody