Memorial Day weekend
Coverage of Memorial Day weekend in the Nexus archive.
- Why scammers target retirees in a 6-week summer window
Scammers target retirees during a six-week summer window from Memorial Day to the Fourth of July, exploiting routines like booking trips, using public Wi-Fi, and posting vacation photos. Tactics include fake rental listings, grandparent scams, and holiday distractions, with the FTC reporting $274 million in consumer losses from travel-related fraud in 2024.
- Trump's border czar denies inhumane conditions at ICE facility: "The spaghetti was good"
Tom Homan defended conditions at Delaney Hall, a detention center in Newark, New Jersey. The facility has faced protests and detainees described the conditions as 'brutal and inhumane.'
- Teens Can Join The Y For Free This Summer As City Tries To Offers Alternatives To Takeovers
Chicago teens aged 12-18 can access free YMCA memberships from Monday through Aug. 31 as part of the Get Summer program, a city initiative to provide recreational alternatives to youth gatherings. The program follows recent incidents involving large teen events linked to violence, with city leaders debating responses including curfew enforcement and youth programming.
- WATCH: Special roadside delivery in Oklahoma
Shelbee Dugger-Kemp experienced a special roadside delivery during Memorial Day weekend in Oklahoma, resulting in the early arrival of twins.
- What are the cheapest, priciest states for EV ownership?
The article discusses how the current high gas prices, reaching a four-year peak over Memorial Day weekend, may influence car buyers to consider electric vehicles (EVs). However, it highlights that the cost of owning an EV varies significantly depending on the state of residence.
- What are the cheapest, priciest states for EV ownership?
The article discusses how gas prices reaching a four-year high over Memorial Day weekend may influence car shoppers to consider electric vehicles (EVs), while noting that the cost of EV ownership varies significantly depending on the state where one lives.
- We can never let another chemical explosion threaten residents again
A chemical tank at a local aerospace company in Garden Grove was at risk of exploding, prompting international attention and highlighting the need for safety measures to prevent future threats to residents.
- White nationalist march sparks concern in Virginia: ‘Designed to intimidate’
A white nationalist group marched in Virginia Beach on Memorial Day weekend without requiring a permit, as police stated the gathering met legal requirements. The event has raised concerns over its potential to intimidate the public.
- Trump blasts ‘terrible’ Dem Chicago leaders after driver allegedly plows into 5 cops during ‘teen takeover’
President Trump criticized Chicago's Democratic leaders as 'terrible' and demanded federal intervention following an incident where an 18-year-old allegedly struck five police officers during a 'teen takeover' event over Memorial Day Weekend. The attack occurred in a chaotic context linked to youth-related activities.
- Crack in California chemical tank averts ‘catastrophic’ blast but thousands remain evacuated
A crack in an overheated chemical tank in Orange County, California, averted a catastrophic explosion but left 16,000 residents still evacuated. The incident forced 50,000 people to flee near Garden Grove, though most returned after the crack formed over Memorial Day weekend.
- Brandon Johnson blasted by fellow Democrat after teen allegedly strikes 5 officers during takeover chaos
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson faced criticism from fellow Democrat Alderman Raymond Lopez after a Memorial Day weekend incident where a teen allegedly struck five officers with a vehicle during a chaotic gathering. Lopez accused Johnson of failing to hold teens, their parents, or participants accountable for reckless behavior, while Johnson called for parental awareness and accountability without endorsing criminal charges against parents.
- Chicago sees at least 25 shot over Memorial Day weekend as police cancel officers' days off
At least 25 people were shot in Chicago over Memorial Day weekend, including four teenagers on the West Side. A 33-year-old man was also shot in North Austin. Police canceled officers' days off as part of the Summer Safety Strategy, while Mayor Brandon Johnson urged parents to monitor their children.
- L.A. man, 36, drowns near Lake Tahoe over Memorial Day weekend
A 36-year-old man from Lancaster, Juan Carlos Garcia-Gutierrez, drowned near Lake Tahoe over Memorial Day weekend. Authorities responded to an emergency at Donner Lake after reports of him struggling in the water.
- Memorial Day weekend travel update from world's busiest airport
CBS News reporter Skyler Henry reports on the busy Memorial Day weekend travel rush at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, the world's busiest airport, as thousands of Americans travel during the holiday.
- Torrential rain and dangerous floods threaten holiday plans
Torrential rain and dangerous flooding are disrupting Memorial Day weekend plans across the eastern United States, with West Virginia experiencing a Boy Scouts rescue due to rapidly rising river water. Additional rain is expected, exacerbating the situation.
- Gavin Newsom has no clue about gas and energy, and it it shows
Californians are paying the nation’s highest gas prices, exceeding $6 per gallon during Memorial Day weekend. The article criticizes Governor Gavin Newsom’s energy policies, labeling California’s approach as a 'self-destructive deal' and 'energy suicide pact.'
- What to Know About the White House Shooting on Memorial Day Weekend
Shots were fired at the northwestern corner of the White House grounds during Memorial Day weekend. The incident occurred on federal property, raising security concerns.
- Jersey Shore beach roped off to protect nesting birds just in time for Memorial Day weekend
A pair of American Oystercatchers have nested in Belmar, New Jersey, prompting environmental officials to rope off the beach area to protect the birds and their eggs during Memorial Day weekend.
- U.S. expects record-setting travel despite high gas prices
The U.S. is expected to see record travel during Memorial Day Weekend, with nearly 40 million Americans hitting the roads, according to AAA estimates. This occurs despite gas prices reaching their highest level in four years.
- 5/23: Saturday Morning
Record-setting travel is expected in the United States over Memorial Day weekend despite high gas prices. The surge in travel is occurring even as fuel costs remain elevated, indicating strong demand for travel despite economic challenges.
- 5/23: Saturday Morning
Record-setting travel is expected in the U.S. over Memorial Day weekend despite high gas prices.
- High fuel prices test limits of summer vacation spending
High fuel prices are influencing summer vacation spending as Memorial Day weekend marks the start of the travel season. The situation tests how much travelers are willing to pay for travel despite rising costs.
- Wet storms expected to dampen Memorial Day weekend plans for millions on the East Coast
Memorial Day weekend plans on the East Coast are at risk as thunderstorms are projected to impact the region. Wet weather could disrupt outdoor activities and travel arrangements for millions.
- The forecast heading into Memorial Day weekend
CBS News meteorologist Rob Marciano provides the weather forecast for the U.S. as it approaches Memorial Day weekend. The article focuses on the anticipated weather conditions during this holiday period.
- Trump 'preparing for fresh round of strikes against Iran' as he cancels Memorial Day Weekend plans
U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly preparing for potential military strikes against Iran, leading to the cancellation of his Memorial Day Weekend plans. The situation highlights escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
- Trump 'preparing for fresh round of strikes against Iran' as he cancels Memorial Day Weekend plans
U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly preparing for potential military strikes against Iran, while canceling his public appearances during the Memorial Day Weekend.
- Summer travel begins amid high fuel and gas prices
Despite high fuel and gas prices and a majority of Americans perceiving the U.S. economy as poor, a record number of people are traveling this Memorial Day weekend, with summer travel showing no signs of slowing down.
- Memorial Day weekend to be colder than Christmas for millions in 8 US states as temperatures plunge
Memorial Day weekend will bring unusually cold temperatures to 8 US states, with conditions colder than typical Christmas weather. Millions of residents across affected states will experience a significant temperature plunge during the holiday weekend.
- Americans brace for Memorial Day weekend travel despite high costs
Americans are expected to travel in record numbers over Memorial Day weekend despite elevated gas prices. The high travel demand is anticipated to break previous records, indicating consumer willingness to spend despite economic headwinds.
- Oil prices could spike next week without Iran deal: GasBuddy
Oil prices may spike next week without an Iran nuclear deal agreement. A record 3.91 million travelers are expected on the roads during the holiday weekend, facing the highest national average gas prices for Memorial Day weekend in four years.
- Jersey Shore beach town unleashes extreme tactics to bury viral teen mayhem for Memorial Day weekend
Seaside Heights, New Jersey is deploying extensive law enforcement measures including FBI support, SWAT teams, and mounted officers for Memorial Day weekend to combat viral teen takeovers and violence. The shore town experienced over 70 arrests and three stabbing incidents during last year's holiday weekend, prompting officials to monitor social media for unsanctioned 'pop-up parties' and implement preventive strategies.
- Stormy week for travelers heading into Memorial Day weekend
A record-breaking 45 million Americans are expected to travel during Memorial Day weekend, with severe weather forecasted for the East, South, and Texas regions. The stormy conditions could significantly impact travel plans and create challenging conditions for holiday travelers.
- Memorial Day weekend forecast: Cooling trend begins
Southern California is experiencing an air quality advisory through Thursday evening due to wildfire smoke, but sunshine is expected to continue through Memorial Day weekend. A cooling trend will begin Thursday as onshore flow returns and strengthens, bringing lower temperatures to most areas into the weekend.
- Memorial Day weekend travel begins as tens of millions expected to fly and drive
A record-breaking 45 million Americans are expected to travel between Thursday and Monday for Memorial Day weekend, marking the unofficial start of the summer travel season. The AAA reports this represents a significant surge in both air and vehicle travel as families prepare for the holiday weekend.
- How Severe Weather is Impacting Memorial Day Weekend Travel
Severe weather including torrential rain, flooding, and massive hail is disrupting Memorial Day weekend travel across the Northeast, causing over 7,000 flight delays. NBC meteorologists Emilie Ikeda and Dylan Dreyer are reporting on the impacts and tracking the latest weather forecast.
- Hundreds of young people take over NJ beach town, sparking chaos and curfew ahead of Memorial Day weekend
Hundreds of young people took over a New Jersey beach town ahead of Memorial Day weekend, causing chaos and property damage. Officials report that crowd members were fighting and jumping on parked cars, with the disruption spreading to the boardwalk and surrounding streets. A curfew was implemented in response to the incidents.
- Sinkhole opens near LaGuardia runway ahead of Memorial Day weekend
A sinkhole has opened near a LaGuardia Airport runway ahead of Memorial Day weekend, creating travel disruptions. With 45 million Americans expected to travel over the holiday weekend, the incident is causing complications at airports and rail services. Reporter Kris Van Cleave covers the dramatic incidents affecting holiday travelers.
- 5/20: CBS Evening News
A sinkhole has opened near a LaGuardia Airport runway just ahead of the Memorial Day weekend travel rush, potentially disrupting operations. Additionally, Southern California is experiencing severe wind-fueled wildfires that continue to spread across the region.