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• 4 arrested for firing guns near 20th and Center; another suspect on the run for shooting at officers
• Bobblehead HOF and Museum Plays It Forward donating $225,000+
• AP source: NBA presents players with plan for season restart
• Attorney: Steven Avery of 'Making a Murderer' infected with COVID-19
• Cephus starts NFL journey
• Another justice for George Floyd protest planned in Milwaukee
• Massive American flag in Sheboygan shredded in overnight storms
• Pope Francis condemns death of George Floyd, calls US unrest 'disturbing'
• All four former officers involved in George Floyd's killing now face charges
• 'The new toilet paper:' Bikes are flying off shelves, overwhelming shops
• Man pulled from water near McKinley Marina in Milwaukee
• Racine police: 5 hospitalized after shooting near North Beach
• Boy writes letter to rattlesnake at Michigan zoo
• US to block Chinese airlines from flying into the US
• Political advertising grows on streaming services, along with questions about disclosure
• VISIT Milwaukee previews upcoming events around the area
• Yoga instructor offers ways to reduce back pain from working from home
• 13-year-old hit by stray bullet near 38th and Locust
• Day with record heat ends with severe storms
• 'All the world is watching': After nationwide protests, 4 ex-officers face new charges in George Floyd's death
• MPD: Molotov cocktail thrown at officers during protests Tuesday night, didn't ignite
• Official resigns from Pentagon advisory board over Esper's perceived support for clearing protest outside White House
• Facebook shuts down far-right group planning to bring weapons to protests
• Kneel for Nine: Demonstrators gather across Wisconsin to pay tribute to George Floyd
• Trump says GOP forced to find new state to host convention as North Carolina stands by coronavirus measures
• MPD: Protesters gassed, 'ordered to disperse' after throwing rocks, glass at officers
• Silver alert issued for 72-year-old Lake Geneva woman
• 'My daddy changed the world,' George Floyd's 6-year-old daughter says, as family pushes for justice
• Evers calls on Legislature to pass bill on police use of force
• Alaska official only finalist for Wisconsin system president
• Black Panthers of Milwaukee call on young people to 'flip the script' in wake of unrest
• Racine mayor encourages people take a knee, light a candle in honor of George Floyd
• Air Force commander calls George Floyd's death 'a national tragedy'
• MPD: Dog shot and killed after reckless driving incident leads to argument
• Arrest made in connection to arson of Racine's Thelma Orr COP House
• No curfew issued for Tuesday night in Milwaukee
• 'His family deserves justice:' Gov. Evers responds to death of George Floyd
• 'Senseless violence:' Security guard shot and killed in triple shooting near 20th and Center
• Peaceful protesters brave heat, march streets of Milwaukee in the name of George Floyd
• Six Atlanta Police officers are being charged after allegedly using excessive force at protest
• 'Move forward:' Volunteers clean up Sherman Park following protests
• Man enters Miller Park, causes damage to field
• 10 PM Update: Severe threat diminishing after widespread wind damage across parts of the area
• George Floyd's memorial and funeral services will take place in Minneapolis and Houston
• Derek Chauvin's wife requests to change her last name in divorce filing
• Pregnant woman loses unborn child in crash involving driver fleeing from police
• How the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the real estate industry
• Tips for protecting your home, work devices during COVID-19 pandemic
• Milwaukee protest continues early into Tuesday morning
• Thousands are marching in cities across America calling for justice for George Floyd
• Wauwatosa East High School vandalized early Tuesday
• Louisville fires its police chief over handling of fatal shooting during protest
• Boxing champ Floyd Mayweather will pay for George Floyd's funeral, ESPN reports
• Minnesota Attorney General Ellison says he will 'hold everyone accountable' in Floyd case
• Can Trump legally deploy US troops to US cities?
• A quarter of US nursing homes report at least one coronavirus infection, first official tally shows
• 9 p.m. curfew remains in place in Milwaukee after 3 nights of unrest
• CBS 58 Investigates: History of Milwaukee unrest
• Bishop at DC church outraged by Trump visit: 'I just can't believe what my eyes have seen'
• There are as many National Guard members activated in the US as there are active duty troops in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan
• George Floyd's memorial and funeral services will take place in Minneapolis, Houston and North Carolina
• Chicago zoo says its animals are safe and accounted for after rumors that some had escaped
• READ: President Trump's Rose Garden speech on protests
• Common Council passes property tax resolution waiving interest, penalty charges
• MPS begins week of virtual commencement ceremonies
• Lt. Gov. Barnes on protests: ‘Time for structural change is now’
• Neighborhood cleanup efforts follow weekend of demonstrations in Milwaukee
• Free COVID-19 test site opens at Custer Stadium on Milwaukee's north side
• Thelma Orr COP House in Racine destroyed by fire during unrest; police seek leads
• Wauwatosa extends 9 p.m. citywide curfew Monday June 1
• Rifle stolen from squad car, bottles thrown at officers during overnight unrest in Shorewood
• George Floyd's brother calls for an end to violence; 'That's not going to bring my brother back'
• City of Kenosha declares 8 p.m. curfew June 1-2
• Trump calls for Supreme Court to reconsider flag burning laws
• Independent autopsy shows George Floyd died from 'asphyxiation from sustained pressure'
• Florida charter school holds graduation ceremony on jet skis
• Wisconsin Supreme Court agrees to hear voter purge case
• Looting, unrest Sunday night in Kenosha and Racine
• Trump took shelter in White House bunker as protests raged
• Derek Chauvin: What we know about the former officer charged in George Floyd's death
• 4 Wisconsin fairs canceled in 2020 due to COVID-19
• 99 years ago today, America was shaken by one of its deadliest acts of racial violence
• How reopening states will impact healthcare, supply chains
• 2 Atlanta officers fired after video shows them tasing man and using 'excessive force' on woman, mayor says
• Hunger Task Force announces match program to benefit Wisconsin Dairy Recovery Program
• 'It's heartbreaking, I thought we moved past that:' Milwaukee activists discuss looting, unrest
• Minneapolis police chief says all four officers involved in George Floyd's death bear responsibility
• Protesters march streets of Milwaukee for hours Sunday, unrest continues into night
• Peaceful protesters march streets of Waukesha in support of George Floyd
• As America sees another night of protests and curfews, families of those killed plea for no more violence
• Authorities investigating officer-involved shooting following traffic stop in Watertown
• ACLU creates app to help people record police misconduct
• Group of fishermen in Hawaii caught 220-pounds of tuna and donated it to health care workers
• Artist with autism makes balloon sculptures to thank essential workers
• Famed DC monuments defaced after night of unrest
• Packers sign seventh-round pick Vernon Scott
• Another win falls into Keselowski's lap; Kenseth finishes 16th
• NHL plans to test players for COVID-19 daily if games resume
• Archbishop addresses unrest, George Floyd's death during first in-person Sunday Mass in months
• 'Reckless, criminal behavior has to end:' Milwaukee continues curfew starting at 9 p.m. Sunday