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Salas shooter may have been targeting at least one other female judge

Tuesday, July 21 by ABC News

kali9/iStockBy JON HAWORTH and AARON KATERSKY, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Roy Den Hollander, whom the FBI called the “primary subject” in the shootings at Judge Esther Salas’ home in New Jersey may have been targeting at least one other... Read More.

At least 24 coronavirus cases linked to church in West Virginia

Thursday, July 16 by ABC News

WCHSBY: CHRISTINA CARREGA, ABC NEWS (CHARLESTON, W.V.) — A church in Charleston, West Virginia, has moved their in-person service online after at least 24 congregants tested positive for the novel coronavirus. The Kanawha-Charleston Health Department announced on Wednesday that... Read More.

At least 121 test positive in UW frat outbreak

Monday, July 6 by ABC News

iStock/koto_fejaBy: JON HAWORTH, MEREDITH DELISO and MARC NATHANSON, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- A novel coronavirus pandemic has now killed more than 530,000 people worldwide.More than 11.2 million people across the globe have been diagnosed with COVID-19, the disease... Read More.

At least 26 million Americans at risk for next round of severe summer storms

Sunday, June 28 by ABC News

ABC N ews By: DANIEL MANZO, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- The latest round of severe summer storms brought at least 100 reports of severe weather in various parts of the U.S.The two main clusters were in parts of... Read More.

At least 25 state fairs have been canceled or postponed due to COVID-19

Thursday, June 25 by ABC News

ABC News Photo IllustrationBy MEREDITH DELISO, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Normally this time of year, Stacey Pittroff-Barona would be in the middle of fair season. Her dad would be back from Australia, having run their carnival ride, the Giant... Read More.

Texas man arrested after making racist video threat to kill ‘at least 200’ black people

Thursday, June 18 by ABC News

kali9/iStockBy ELLA TORRES, ABC News(EL PASO, Texas) -- A Texas man is facing federal charges after authorities said he made racist and threatening comments against black people and Black Lives Matter protesters.Manuel Flores, 42, of El Paso, was arrested... Read More.

At least one survivor after passenger plane crashes in Pakistan

Friday, May 22 by ABC News

KeithBinns/iStockBy HABIBULLAH KHAN, WILLIAMS MANSELL and GUY DAVIES, ABC News(KARACHI, Pakistan) -- At least one person has survived after a Pakistani Airlines passenger jet crashed near the Karachi Airport Friday.All 91 passengers and seven crew members on board were... Read More.

At least five dead as tornadoes touch down in Oklahoma, Texas

Thursday, April 23 by ABC News

Courtesy Serena Wesley NewboldBy MARK OSBORNE and WILLIAM MANSELL, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- An outbreak of reported tornadoes across Oklahoma and Texas on Wednesday night has killed at least five people.An official with Marshall County Emergency Management confirms that... Read More.

COVID-19 sickens at least 37 children at shelter for undocumented immigrant youth

Saturday, April 18 by ABC News

Ovidiu Dugulan/iStock(CHICAGO) -- A coronavirus outbreak has sickened at least 37 children at a Chicago shelter for unaccompanied and undocumented immigrant youth, and officials there said Thursday that they've been scrambling to test all the children in their care... Read More.

At least 27 New York City homeless, among hundreds of cases, have died from COVID-19

Wednesday, April 15 by ABC News

AlxeyPnferov/iStock(NEW YORK) -- At least 27 homeless people among the 460 confirmed to have COVID-19 in New York City had died as of Wednesday, city officials said."As our city confronts this virus, we are marshaling every tool and resource... Read More.

At least 33 dead, half a million without power after storms, tornadoes batter South

Tuesday, April 14 by ABC News

katifcam/iStock(NEW YORK) -- At least 33 people died and hundreds of thousands were left without power after violent storms swept through the South on Sunday and Monday. Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana and Mississippi all declared a state of emergency in... Read More.

At least 26 New York City homeless, among hundreds of cases, have died from COVID-19

Tuesday, April 14 by ABC News

AlxeyPnferov/iStock(NEW YORK) -- At least 26 homeless people among the 421 confirmed to have COVID-19 in New York City had died as of Tuesday, city officials said."As our city confronts this virus, we are marshaling every tool and resource... Read More.

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Salas shooter may have been targeting at least one other female judge

At least 24 coronavirus cases linked to church in West Virginia

At least 121 test positive in UW frat outbreak

At least 26 million Americans at risk for next round of severe summer storms

At least 25 state fairs have been canceled or postponed due to COVID-19

Texas man arrested after making racist video threat to kill ‘at least 200’ black people

At least one survivor after passenger plane crashes in Pakistan

At least five dead as tornadoes touch down in Oklahoma, Texas

COVID-19 sickens at least 37 children at shelter for undocumented immigrant youth

At least 27 New York City homeless, among hundreds of cases, have died from COVID-19

At least 33 dead, half a million without power after storms, tornadoes batter South

At least 26 New York City homeless, among hundreds of cases, have died from COVID-19

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