Mayor furious over university parties
Columbia, South Carolina, Mayor Stephen Benjamin reacts to the rise in COVID infections at USC, the firing of an officer caught using a racial slur and more. source
Video of police involved death lead to new protests in Rochester
Officers involved in the death of Daniel Prude, the man in a newly released video, suspended as a tense night protests ensue in Rochester, New York with Prude’s family and…
Rochester police shakeup follows Daniel Prude protests | WNT
The mayor of Rochester, New York, announced some top police officials have retired and others were demoted after outrage following the release of body camera footage showing a deadly arrest.…
‘We need to continue to fight’: California mayor on fires
The mayor of Madera, California, discusses the challenges his community faces amid the devastating wildfires. source
Wildfires in Oregon drives tens of thousands from their homes
The mayor of Portland declared a state of emergency and new satellite images show the entire West Coast in thick smoke. source
Alabama braces for Hurricane Sally in the middle of a pandemic l ABC News
Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson talks preparing for life-threatening conditions being brought by Hurricane Sally while dealing with COVID-19 limitations. #ABCNews #HurricaneSally #Alabama #COVID19 source
Former Baltimore mayor discusses Breonna Taylor settlement
Stephanie Rawlings-Blake details what’s needed for Louisville, Kentucky, to move forward after a massive settlement was reached between the city and Taylor’s family. source
Pensacola mayor discusses Hurricane Sally aftermath
Pensacola, Florida, Mayor Grover Robinson gave an update on how his city is dealing with the effects of Hurricane Sally. source
Tracking the storm: Where Delta is headed next | ABC News
Lake Charles, Louisiana, mayor Nic Hunter speaks with ‘GMA’ about how hurricane Delta is impacting the area. #ABCNews #Hurricane #HurricaneDelta #Storm #Louisiana source
Boston public schools halt in-person learning as COVID-19 positivity rate rises
“It’s about keeping people safe and alive,†Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said on the city’s decision to cancel all in-person learning in its public schools as cases of COVID-19 rise.…