The administration doubles down on keeping COVD-19 small business relief secret; Chicago rethinks cops in schools.

The U.S. Supreme Court rules LGBT workers are protected from employment discrimination; also upholds a controversial pipeline permit.

A decision on charges expected after a fatal police shooting in Atlanta; and CARES Act money vital as some schools reopen.

The U.S. hits an unfortunate milestone in the COVID-19 pandemic; deep-seated racial tensions pushed to the forefront in Minnesota; and Seattle protesters continue their occupation of a police precinct.

The George Floyd killing prompts talks with school kids about racism; and what’s next for renters in the state with the nation's highest unemployment?

Voting rights concerns in Maryland as the count continues; and Leader McConnell decides it’s time to push a plan on policing.

Bond is set at $1 million for former M.P.D. officer Derek Chauvin; and Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul remains the only holdout in making lynching a hate crime.

New York state lawmakers are expected to act on police reform bills; and a Minneapolis City Council majority intends to defund and dismantle the M.P.D.

It will likely take donations to help the Twin Cities recover from damage by looters; and state and local governments look for relief in next stimulus bill.

Four former Minneapolis police officers involved in the killing of George Floyd now face criminal charges; faith leaders call for action against racial injustice.