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Black Lives Matter co-founder says systemic racism is ‘everywhere, it’s almost like the air we breathe’

Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza commented on systemic racism over the weekend, saying that despite some progress racism "is everywhere, it's almost like the air we breathe."

Driver in wrong-way Florida crash that left siblings dead had 200-page criminal history, police say

The driver who caused a wrong-way crash that killed three people last week in Florida has been identified as someone very familiar to law enforcement — his criminal history stretches 200 pages, police say. 
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Portland’s New Year’s Eve riots cost city tens of thousands dollars in damage, mayor says

Rioters who descended upon Portland for two consecutive days last week caused tens of thousands of dollars in damage to a city already weighed down by a summer of destructive, at-times violent protests, officials said.

Portland police debunk social media post falsely claiming serial killer at large, 19 female bodies found

Portland police are debunking false claims circulating social media that over a dozen female bodies have been found across the city and that a serial killer is likely responsible for their deaths. 
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California father drowns while trying to save children swept out to sea: reports

A California father reportedly drowned while trying to rescue his children that were swept into the sea. 

Portland attempted murder suspect remains on the lam two days after escape from holding cell

An attempted murder suspect in Portland accused of ramming a police officer with a stolen pickup truck remained on the lam Monday, two days after escaping from a holding cell following his initial arrest.
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Chicago schools push forward with reopening plan despite teachers union, city council objections

As Chicago Public Schools expected to welcome the first phase of educators back Monday morning, many Chicago Teachers Union members vowed not to reenter their buildings, citing safety concerns and equity differences for Black and Brown students amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Georgia Senate race weather forecast: What to expect on Election Day

Georgia will enjoy sunny but cool weather for Tuesday’s runoff election.
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Tuesday is 2020 General Election Runoff Day

The end is in sight for the 2020 General Election as all polls are open for the General Election Runoff tomorrow. Months of political mailings, campaign commercials, phone calls and texts will come to an end as all races in the 2020 General Election are ...

St. Louis 2020 murder rate hits 50-year high, police chief points to coronavirus pandemic and civil unrest

The murder rate in St. Louis, Mo. for all of 2020 was higher than it’s been in roughly five decades, falling just short of the city's all-time record, according to local reports.
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