KXL-Beyond The Headlines

Mayors from around the U.S. take questions on federal agents and protests;  OSU on science and being ready for disasters; Economic plunge - local reaction from Ralph Cole at Portland's Ferguson Wellman; Multnomah County voting systems

Federal DHS agents dressed in full camouflage are in Portland - Lewis & Clark Professor Tung Yin on legal battles; Make A Wish Oregon's Fletcher Johnson on how COVID-19 has changed what kids are wishing for; Hannah the Pet Society replay

Tri County Health Officer Dr. Jennifer Vines on COVID-19 in Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington Counties; Judi Croft with SAIF on staying safe at work during COVID; Presidential candidate app's become very invasive?; Multnomah County D.A. Mike Schmidt in-depth

Portland Police Bureau psychologists speaks exclusively to KXL's Rosemary Reynolds about what officers are saying, feeling and dealing with; Dr. Jennifer Vines takes COVID-19 questions; OR Flash Baseball Director Brian Erickson on traveling and making adjustments to play youth sports; Chase Gunnell with Conservation Northwest on Grizzly Bears not being reintroduced into Northern Cascades

Andrea Marzzetti with the Vancouver NAACP talks about the Clark County Board and request for the Chair to step down; Seattle's CHOP cleared out - Police Chief Carmen Best;  OR Governor Kate Brown and State Health Officer Dean Sidelinger on State of COVID-19 in Oregon

The President of the Portland Chapter of the NAACP Reverend E.D. Mondaine' talks about Black Lives Matter movement and how things are progressing in Portland; Salem Volcanoes CEO Mickey Walker on MLB & minor league baseball; Hannah The Pet Society Director of Memberships Francesca Ferrucci on how Hannah is keeping pets and families healthy and happy

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler talks to reporters outside his condo in the Pearl District as he cleans up garbage from a protest - he talks about not wanting an autonomous zone; Juneteenth Oregon; Union County Health officials on COVID-19 outbreak in LaGrande after a church gathering; TriMet on hiring and cleaning buses & MAX trains

Portland's newest Police Chief Chuck Lovell is introduced by Mayor Ted Wheeler to the public after taking over for Jamie Resch, community leaders come out in support and the media asks some questions; GM of Vancouver Mall talks about their reopening

President of the Portland Chapter of the NAACP Reverend E.D. Mondaine' on racism and protests after the death of George Floyd in police custody; Kyron Horman's mother Desiree' Young 10 years after her son disappeared; Washington County Health & Human Services on Phase One reopening; Classy Hair Design - salon gets back to work

Mike Marshall with Oregon Recovers on how people who are struggling with addiction are having an even harder time during stay at home orders; SAIF's Judi Croft on ways both workers and employers can make things safe as people come back to work; KGW's Kyle Iboshi covers the Kyron Horman case