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Unsung hero of the Buffalo mass shooting describes why he didn’t want to leave people behind in the store

Wednesday, September 21 by ABC News

(BUFFALO, N.Y.) -- In the four months since a gunman killed 10 Black people at the Buffalo, New York supermarket where he works, Carlton Steverson said he has been reeling with questions of why he survived the racially motivated rampage and racked with paranoia... Read More.

Water problems in Jackson, Mississippi, go deeper than pipes, experts say

Wednesday, September 21 by ABC News

(JACKSON, Miss.) -- When Jackson, Mississippi, residents lost access to clean water late last month, federal, state and local officials scrambled to fix an infrastructure problem deeper than just money could solve. In August, historic flooding in Mississippi damaged a major pump at the O.B.... Read More.

Toddler found dead in stolen car hours after deadly shooting, police say

Wednesday, September 21 by ABC News

(HOUSTON) -- A toddler was found dead inside a car that was stolen after the child's father was shot and killed in Houston on Tuesday, police said. "We are asking for a lot of things from the public right now," Houston Police Executive Assistant Chief... Read More.

Washington Monument closed after being vandalized with obscenities, red paint

Wednesday, September 21 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- The Washington Monument has been temporarily closed after a man vandalized the national landmark with profanities and red paint. The incident occurred on Tuesday evening when the unnamed male suspect splashed the base of the historical monument with red paint and wrote an... Read More.

Jackson, Mississippi, residents sue officials over water crisis

Tuesday, September 20 by ABC News

(JACKSON, Miss.) -- As Jackson, Mississippi, continues efforts to recover from the city's water crisis this summer, residents have filed a class action lawsuit against former and current city officials, as well as infrastructure engineering companies, for their alleged role in neglecting or worsening... Read More.

1997 Kentucky school shooter says he feels responsible for Columbine, other shootings

Tuesday, September 20 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- A Kentucky man currently serving a life sentence for a deadly 1997 school shooting said he feels responsible for school shootings that have happened in the U.S. On Dec. 1, 1997, then-14-year-old Michael Carneal opened fire on a prayer group at Heath... Read More.

Sheriff investigates DeSantis’ migrant flight as attorneys claim the trip was deceptive

Tuesday, September 20 by ABC News

(MARTHA'S VINYARD, MA) -- A Texas sheriff said Monday he was opening a criminal investigation into Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' migrant flight to Martha's Vineyard as the stunt continues to draw criticism from Democrats and even some Republicans and DeSantis defends what he calls... Read More.

Author speaks out as his book becomes one of the most banned in the U.S.

Tuesday, September 20 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Author George M. Johnson has found himself at the center of a culture war over what kids can read. Johnson’s memoir, “All Boys Aren’t Blue,” which chronicles his experience growing up as a Black queer man, is the second most banned book... Read More.

Nevada official accused of murdering journalist continues to be held without bail

Tuesday, September 20 by ABC News

(LAS VEGAS) -- The Clark County District Attorney officially filed a criminal complaint against county official Robert Telles, charging him with two felony counts of murder in the killing of Las Vegas investigative journalist Jeff German. Telles, 45, who will be represented by a public... Read More.

At least eight people injured in explosion at Chicago apartment building

Tuesday, September 20 by ABC News

(CHICAGO) -- At least eight people were injured in an explosion at a residential building in Chicago on Tuesday, authorities said. Of those injured, three are in serious to critical condition, the Chicago Fire Department said. The "mass casualty" incident occurred at Central and West End... Read More.

At least six people injured in explosion at Chicago apartment building

Tuesday, September 20 by ABC News

(CHICAGO) -- At least six people were injured in an explosion at a residential building in Chicago on Tuesday, authorities said. Of those injured, three are in serious to critical condition, the Chicago Fire Department said. The "mass casualty" incident occurred at Central and West End... Read More.

Hurricane Fiona updates: Category 3 storm moves north after wreaking havoc in Puerto Rico

Tuesday, September 20 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Hurricane Fiona strengthened to a Category 3 storm Tuesday after leaving the entire island of Puerto Rico without power. The storm system is currently carrying sustained winds of 115 mph as it moves northwest near Turks and Caicos. It could become a... Read More.

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