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Juneteenth celebrations begin across the country, tensions intensify in Tulsa as President Trump prepares for his first rally in months and dozens of fires are burning from New Mexico to Alaska.

Reverend Dr. Robert Turner of the historic Vernon A.M.E. church discusses what happened in the Tulsa race massacre of 1921 and what the rebuilding of his church means to the community.

Saying thank you to dad for this Father’s Day.

Mayor Hardie Davis of Augusta, Georgia, discusses how his city is doing and if he believes his state reopened too soon.

Catch up on the developing stories making headlines.

New York City is trying to clear streets to allow more space for outdoor dining.

A nature photographer in Maryland snapped the chipmunk eating a snack.

The mayor made the announcement about officer Brett Hankison.

Deaths are increasing in 13 states, according to an ABC News analysis.

Officials had warned in early April the death toll was an undercount.

Confederate monuments have been taken down across the country.

The monument in Decatur, Georgia, was removed on June 18 after a judge ruled it a “public nuisance.”

Mahali the hippo splashed around his pool with a huge enrichment ball.

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The abandoned bus where American adventurer Chris McCandless died almost 30 years ago has been removed from its longtime resting place in the Alaskan wilderness.

The abandoned bus is where Chris McCandless died of starvation in 1992.

Opponents say they will take state to court over law.

The Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone is now named Capitol Hill Organized Protest.

The investigation is being led by the Air Force inspector general.

Eric DeValkenaere shot Lamb in 2019 while he was backing into his garage.

Nicholas Farah and George Floyd both died handcuffed while in police custody.

Officials fear violent protests.

A man who authorities say was armed with a gun was shot to death by sheriff's deputies near Los Angeles on Thursday evening.

The Bush Fire is 114,941 acres and is only 5% contained.

The shooting occurred in Gardena, about 15 miles south of downtown Los Angeles.

The Johnson House was a safe house for slaves escaping captivity.

"We cannot promise 100% chance of success," a government official said.

Get the day's top stories in economic recovery and medical preparedness.

Eric DeValkenaere shot Lamb in 2019 while he was backing into his garage.

ABC News’ David Wright reports on professor Paul Harris’s dispute with the University of Virginia over his tenure process, and the disparities black professors may face.

Stay up to date on the developing stories making headlines.

Los Angeles officers said the man shot first during a traffic stop.

ABC”s Linsey Davis on three kids who started businesses for better representation.

A errant bullet fired by one of the officers hit their vehicle.

“It’s going to be safe,” Gov. Kevin Stitt told the president during the roundtable discussion on Thursday, two days before Trump's campaign rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Phoenix mayor on steps to protect city amid coronavirus spike; How to talk about racism with friends and family; How Disney parks plan to reopen and keep visitors safe

This is the first reported ban since major U.S. airlines stepped up enforcement.

Tulsa has seen a record number of new cases recently.

The 37-year-old inmate, who was in custody for an assault charge, was immediately caught, sources told ABC News.

The woman's shirt is how they found her through Etsy.

Researchers say Florida has “all the markings of the next large epicenter” of COVID-19, more than 1.5 million people file unemployment claims, and NASA’s next Mars rover honors health care workers.

Tundra enjoyed a relaxing bubble bath at the Denver Zoo, cooling off on a hot summer day!

Rayshard Brooks, 27, was fatally shot in a Wendy's parking lot on Friday.

Na'kia Crawford, 18, was shot multiple times while in a car with her grandmother on June 14.

One inmate tried to escape by jumping into the East River.

Detectives say they were looking for a suspect believed to be involved in kidnapping, spousal assault and assault with a deadly weapon.

A brief history of the movement's fight for equality.

Taylor, a licensed EMT, was fatally shot by police serving a search warrant of her Kentucky home on March 13, 2020.

"We accomplished what we set to accomplish," the governor said.

President Trump is poised to restart his campaign rallies this weekend in Tulsa, as Wednesday marked another record-breaking increase in Oklahoma’s coronavirus cases.