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10 P.M. Weather ReportAt least one tornado was reported after an evening of severe weather in southern Minnesota, reports Chris Shaffer (4:13).
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How To Help Mpls. Students Impacted By UnrestMinneapolis Public Schools say the outpouring of support has been so overwhelming, they want you to donate elsewhere, reports Amelia Santaniello (0:46).
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Barber Shop Arson Leads To GoFundMe DisputeWhen WCCO viewers saw a raging fire destroy a popular north Minneapolis barbershop, they quickly stepped in to help out. But a GoFundMe account is now complicating matters, reports Erin Hassanzadeh (2:11).
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'Silent March' Held For George Floyd In St. PaulAt a gathering Tuesday in St. Paul, a week after the death of George Floyd, community members let their actions speak for themselves, reports Mike Max (2:03).
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Minnesota Historical Society To Help Preserve Floyd MemorialThe evening storm that poured across the Twin Cities didn't stop people from paying their respects to George Floyd, report Jeff Wagner (2:01).
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George Floyd's Daughter Gianna Talks About 'Super Fun' DadThe mother of Floyd's 6-year-old daughter is sharing what his death means for their little girl, report Frank Vascellaro (0:53).
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State Unions Calling For Lt. Bob Kroll's ResignationEducation Minnesota is among the Minnesota unions calling for the Minneapolis Police union president to step down, report Frank Vascellaro (0:31).
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Mpls. Schools Ends Contract With Mpls. PoliceMinneapolis Public Schools just cut ties with the police department following the death of George Floyd, report Frank Vascellaro (0:19).
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Mpls. Police To Be Investigated By Civil Rights Dept.For the first time in history, there is a state civil rights investigation into Minnesota's largest police department, report Jennifer Mayerle (2:22).
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Faith March For Peace In MinneapolisThere are several methods being used to promote peace this week. Today in Minneapolis and St. Paul, one group of diverse faiths united to quietly and loudly lead the way, Mike Max reports (1:55).
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6 P.M. Weather ReportHeavy rainfall continues in the Twin Cities with the severe weather threat in southern Minnesota, Chris Shaffer reports (3:08).
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A Look At The Lake Street Damage & How To HelpStores up and down the Lake Street c orridor from the Mississippi River down over to Uptown were vandalized, Kate Raddatz reports (1:56).
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George Floyd's Daughter Mourns Loss & Seeks JusticeFor the first time, George Floyd's daughter and her mother speak out about their tragedy, Amelia Santaniello reports (0:54).
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Mpls. Mayor Jacob Frey Defends Decision To Abandon MPD 3rd PrecinctWCCO’s Esme Murphy spoke with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey about unrest in the city (2:06). WCCO 4 News at 6 – June 2, 2020
Peaceful Protest Outside Minn. State CapitolA tremendous showing at the State Capitol - as high school students hosted a sit-in of epic proportions, Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield reports (2:02).
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Mpls. Community Members Stand Behind Police Chief ArradondoLeaders in Minneapolis' Black community are angry at the thought of an investigation into the Minneapolis Police Department and its first Black chief by an agency they believe has no interest in what's best for the community Reg Chapman reports (1:58).
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Floyd Protesters Rally At State CapitolProtesters are gathering at the State Capitol Tuesday after the death of George Floyd, Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield reports (1:34).
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Mpls. Mayor Jacob Frey Addresses Unrest In The CityWCCO’s Esme Murphy spoke with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey about unrest in the city (1:34).
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Black Leaders Support Mpls. Police Chief ArradondoBlack leaders are standing behind Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo, Frank Vascellaro reports (0:53).
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Minn. Department Of Human Rights To Launch Civil Rights Investigation Into MPD Following George Floyd’s DeathThere's now a civil rights investigation into the Minneapolis police department, Jennifer Mayerle reports (1:48).
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WCCO Evening Digital Update: June 2, 2020Amelia Santaniello has your WCCO Evening Digital Update for June 2, 2020 (1:02).
George Floyd Murals Seen Across The WorldStreet artists around the world are paying tribute to George Floyd, Heather Brown reports (0:29).
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12 P.M. Weather ReportAs Lisa Meadows reports, the metro area can expect severe storms to move in this evening (3:23).
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N. Minneapolis Church Holds Food DriveA north Minneapolis church is holding a food drive for its community, Marielle Mohs reports ().
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