Portland Protest Video Credit © Amy Katz

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July 28, 2020, Portland, Oregon, U.S: The Anarchists faction of the protestors remove trash from the park across from the Justice Center and toss the garbage over the newly erected fence surrounding the Justice Center.

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ZUMA’s Robin Loznak Featured on TheGuardian.com homepage for September 11th, 2020

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September 8, 2020, Elkton, OREGON, U.S.A: Wearing the respirator masks they have used during the COVID-19 pandemic, MAIREAD MILAN and her boy friend ALEX LOZNAK pause for a portrait while heavy smoke from nearby wildfires shrouds the countryside near Elkton in rural western Oregon. The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality has issued an Air Pollution Advisory for the area in effect until further notice.

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Kentucky Derby Protests in Louisville Video by Amy Katz

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September 6, 2020, Louisville, Kentucky, USA: 
Hundreds of Kentucky Police surround Churchill Downs on the day of the 146th Kentucky Derby, after word spread of massive protests in the name of Breonna Taylor.

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ZUMA makes cover of The Wall Street Journal, September 8th, 2020

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September 7, 2020, Apopka, Florida, United States: A boy jumps into the water on Labor Day at Wekiwa Springs State Park on September 7, 2020 in Apopka, Florida. State officials are hoping that capacity crowds such as these do not result in a spike of coronavirus cases.

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zReportage.com Story of the Week #752: TUESDAY September 8, 2020: BROKEN HOME: Foster Kid Hell by Renée C. Byer

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zReportage.com Story of the Week #752: TUESDAY September 8, 2020: BROKEN HOME: Foster Kid Hell by ZUMA Press Newspaper Sacramento Bee Pulitzer prize winning photographer Renée C. Byer, who worked together with reporters Michael Finch II and Molly Sullivan on this special investigation which deals with: runaways, prostitution, a girl’s death, and how Sacramento’s largest group home failed its kids. In more ways than one, the Children’s Receiving Home of Sacramento has fallen down on the job of caring for the region’s most vulnerable young people. A recent investigation found numerous cases where the group home’s staff failed to adequately supervise children. Investigators have responded to at least 125 complaints and visited nearly 300 times since 2015, more than any other group home in the state. As a result of the near-constant reporting of AWOL residents, more children were listed missing in Sacramento County last year than any other place outside of Los Angeles. And strikingly, children housed at the Children’s Receiving Home have been recruited into sex trafficking, a problem that has festered for years, records show. The Children’s Receiving Home is one of Sacramento’s most important institutions. How the facility manages the children under its care reverberates throughout the community during their stay there, and well after they leave. Welcome to: BROKEN HOME: Foster Kid Hell

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Tyranza Dies 56 at Memphis Zoo, Oldest African elephant in North America *Video was taken May 2016* © Karen Focht

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September 5, 2020: Memphis Zoo is extremely saddened to announce the death of one of its beloved elephants. Tyranza, or Ty as she was affectionately called, died Friday after her health began to dramatically decline.

As zookeepers and veterinarians noticed her decline, she was put on Zoo hospice care to closely monitor her health and keep her as comfortable as possible. Out of the Zoo’s deep love for this animal, the decision was made to humanely euthanize her to avoid any suffering.

Tyranza was the oldest African elephant in North America at 56 and she set the record for longest-lived African elephant in North America as well.Ty was born in the wild in 1964, where it is believed she was orphaned. After a short stint as a circus elephant with Ringling Brothers, she was retired to Memphis Zoo in 1977. She was 12 years old at the time. Former associate curator, Houston Winbigler was one of the first to meet Ty when she arrived in Memphis and he worked with her for almost 40 years. According to Winbigler, it took Ty some time to get used to her new home. 

The Video was taken May 2016. 

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