CRIME September 11, 2020 Man charged with arson in attempt to set police cars on fire during Seattle protest A Washington state man was charged this week with attempting to set ablaze police vehicles during unrest in Seattle just days after George Floyd died while in police custody.
Portland September 10, 2020 Suspected Portland shooter's death reportedly ruled a homicide The Portland murder suspect who was fatally wounded during a confrontation with law enforcement earlier this month was struck several times in his upper body and head.
Kentucky September 9, 2020 Attorney General Daniel Cameron presenting Breonna Taylor findings to grand jury A grand jury could soon be presented with the findings in the police shooting death of Breonna Taylor, a Kentucky woman fatally shot multiple times in March while in her home.
New York September 9, 2020 Rochester protesters paint 'murderers', 'resign' on street during Daniel Prude demonstrations Demonstrators demanding justice after the suffocation death of Daniel Prude in Rochester, N.Y. on Tuesday night tagged the pavement around town with pointed messages to city officials.
ELECTIONS September 7, 2020 Harris meets with Blake family during Wisconsin stop Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris spoke with Jacob Blake and his family Monday during a Labor Day trip to Wisconsin.
Florida September 7, 2020 Black jogger detained in Florida for fitting suspect description has been offered job in sheriff’s department A Black jogger who was detained in Florida last week for matching the description of a burglary suspect has been offered a job in the county sheriff’s office for the way in which he handled the encounter with the deputies who detained him.
Jacob Blake September 6, 2020 Jacob Blake attorney says family wants accountability, justice Jacob Blake's attorney Benjamin Crump said Blake's family wants accountability and justice after the 29-year old was shot by Kenosha, Wis. police last month during a confrontation caught on video.
Jacob Blake September 5, 2020 Jacob Blake makes first court appearance via video from hospital bed Jacob Blake -- whose shooting during a confrontation with Kenosha, Wisconsin, police, reignited racial justice demonstrations -- pleaded not guilty to previous charges of third-degree sexual assault, criminal trespass, and disorderly conduct.
CRIME September 4, 2020 Militia members face gun charges, alleged to have come to Kenosha 'to pick people off' A pair of Missouri residents connected to a militia group traveled to Kenosha, Wis., amid demonstrations over the police shooting of Jacob Blake to "to loot and possibly pick people off," according to a criminal complaint.
Police and Law Enforcement September 4, 2020 Rochester police union defends officers involved in Daniel Prude death The union representing Rochester police on Friday defended the officers involved in the asphyxiation death of Daniel Prude in March.
Joe Biden September 4, 2020 Biden claims Black man invented light bulb during campaign event Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden during a Thursday meeting with Kenosha, Wis., community leaders said that a Black man, rather than Thomas Edison, invented the light bulb.
