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Maryland man sentenced to a year in prison for hosting large parties during pandemic

A Maryland man is set to serve a year in prison after hosting two large parties at his home amid the state’s coronavirus restrictions on gatherings.

CJ Country Local News for Wed, Sept 30

San Diego Unified Sets a Date for Phase One Reopening

San Diego Unified leaders now say they have a date for when some students may start slowly returning to school: Oct. 13.

Morning Report: San Diego Schools Set Date for Phase 1 Reopening

San Diego Unified leaders have finally set a date for when students can start slowly returning to campus. On Oct. 13, some students may finally get to see their campuses after more than six months at home.

U.S. economy contracts at 31.4% annualized rate in second quarter

The U.S. economy suffered its sharpest contraction in at least 73 years in the second quarter because of the disruptions from the coronavirus, the government confirmed on Wednesday.

ECHO SHOWCASE: TIKI TAXI & CRUISES!

Echo Fine Properties Real Estate Agents Rachel Hilli & Paul Brodeur interview the owners of Tiki Taxi & Cruises out of Stuart to tell us about the #1 party boat in Martin County!

Napa Valley wineries menaced by wildfire, as second California blaze kills three

A wildfire in northern California’s Napa Valley wine country more than quadrupled in size overnight to 11,000 acres (4,500 hectares) as thousands of residents awoke to mandatory evacuation orders on Monday.

U.S. House Judiciary antitrust report likely to come out as soon as Monday October 5: source

The U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee’s antitrust subcommittee is expected to release a much-anticipated report into antitrust allegations against four of America’s largest tech companies as soon as Monday, according to a source with direct knowledge of the matter.

SECOND O’KEEFE VIDEO DROPS: ALLEGED CASH-FOR-BALLOT TRANSACTION CAUGHT ON TAPE, ILHAN OMAR ACCUSED OF DIRECT INVOLVEMENT

Fact Check: Chris Wallace Falsely Implies Trump Never Condemned White Supremacists

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Fact Check: Trump Paid Tens of Millions of Dollars in Taxes

TRUE.

Fact Check: Joe Biden Claims His Son Did Not Receive $3.5M from Wife of Former Moscow Mayor

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Fact Check: Chris Wallace Falsely Claimed Trump Is Ending ‘Racial Sensitivity Training’

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Fact Check: Conservative Judge Amy Coney Barrett Has Liberal Supporters

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Fact Check: Joe Biden Falsely Claims Trump Did Not Ask China to Allow U.S. to Investigate Coronavirus

FALSE.

Fact Check: Joe Biden Falsely Claims Trump Has Not Lowered Drug Prices

FALSE.

Fact Check: Chris Wallace and Joe Biden Repeat Charlottesville ‘Very Fine People Hoax’ at Presidential Debate

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Republican senators say Supreme Court nominee should not recuse herself from election cases

The sprint to confirm Amy Coney Barrett to become President Donald Trump’s third conservative appointee to the U.S. Supreme Court begins in earnest on Tuesday as the jurist meets with lawmakers at the U.S. Capitol, starting with Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.

New York City imposes mask fines as positive test rate climbs

New York City will impose fines on people who refuse to wear a face mask from Tuesday onward as coronavirus cases increase in some neighborhoods, Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Tuesday.

One State Added, Two Removed From New York’s Travel Advisory

Pelosi ‘hopeful’ as she and Mnuchin speak on coronavirus aid, plan further talks

U.S. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi are scheduled to speak on Tuesday about coronavirus relief legislation as talks to reach a compromise measure continue, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said.

Watch Here: Trump-Biden presidential debate moderated by Chris Wallace

President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden take part in the first presidential debate between the two candidates.

Wall Street closes lower, ending three-day rally ahead of U.S. presidential debate

U.S. stock index futures were flat on Tuesday as investors stayed away from making big bets ahead of the first presidential debate, while awaiting a reading on consumer confidence.

Yankton Issues Burning Ban

The Yankton Emergency Management office has issued a burn ban through today.

Yankton Students Will Soon Have Early Dismissal On Fridays

Yankton schools will soon be dismissing early on Fridays to give teachers more prep time for their virtual learning classes.

South Dakota Records Five New Deaths Due To COVID-19

South Dakota recorded five new deaths due to COVID-19 on Tuesday.

Captured Escapee Faces Numerous Charges

An inmate accused of attacking a Turner County deputy and stealing his sheriff’s vehicle during a transport has previous charges of aggravated assault of a law enforcement officer.

Stanton Woman Walks Away From Rollover Accident

A woman avoided fatal injuries on Monday after rolling her vehicle without wearing a seatbelt.

New Transit Center Coming To Cedar County Nebraska

It’s full steam ahead for a new Transit Center to be built in Cedar County Nebraska.

Nebraska Medical Marijuana Supporters Campaign To Put Issue On Ballot

Supporters of medical marijuana have launched a new campaign to place the issue before voters in a future year after the Nebraska Supreme Court blocked the measure from appearing on the general election ballot.

Man charged in Las Vegas model’s death to undergo competency evaluation

A man facing murder charges in the slaying of a 24-year-old Las Vegas model will undergo a competency evaluation before his trial set for next year, a judge decided Tuesday.

284 Show up for Flu Clinic

Licensed Health Administrator Donna Ferguson, talked about the Mass Flu Clinic that was last Friday in a recent interview. Ferguson said, they vaccinated 284 people during the Mass Flu Clinic.

Nevada reports 404 new COVID-19 cases, 8 more deaths

Nevada reported an additional 404 cases of the coronavirus on Tuesday, along with eight more deaths, according to state data.

Barricaded individual prompts police to close portions of Sahara

Las Vegas police evacuated homes in an east Las Vegas neighborhood and closed portions of a busy thoroughfare as officers responded to a barricaded individual in a home Tuesday morning.

Surge in Illegal Immigrants Smuggled into U.S. Packed in Commercial Tractor-Trailers

As COVID-19 ravages Latin America—especially Mexico—a record number of illegal immigrants are being smuggled into the United States through the southern border in commercial tractor-trailers.

Two Fatalities Reported for Monday

Wet roads were most likely the cause of a one vehicle accident that killed an East Camden man in Ouachita County.

DNI Ratcliffe Declassifies Intel Suggesting Russia Alleged Hillary Clinton ‘Plan’ to Frame Trump for Collusion

Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe declassified intelligence on Tuesday that suggests Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign had created a plan in July 2016 to frame then-candidate Donald Trump for Russian hacking

Nearly 100,000 Brooklyn Voters Got Wrong Ballot Return Envelopes

The New York City Board of Elections on Tuesday admitted that nearly 100,000 Brooklyn voters received absentee ballot return envelopes with the wrong address and names labeled on them.

ARound the State

An Arkansas school superintendent has died from the illness caused by the coronavirus. The Atkins School District announced that Superintendent Jody Jenkins passed away Tuesday morning due to complications from COVID-19.

New York City Residents Receive Absentee Ballots with Wrong Names, Return Addresses

New York City officials have mailed absentee ballots with the wrong names and addresses on the return envelopes as fears grow over potential fraud in the 2020 presidential election.

James O’Keefe: Our Video Is ‘Hard Evidence’ and ‘Smoking Gun’ of Voter Fraud

Project Veritas’s most recent undercover video investigation provides “hard evidence” and a “smoking gun” of voter fraud operations in Minnesota for the benefit of Rep. Ilhan Oma

U.S. intelligence reports warn of extremist threat around election

U.S. security officials are warning that violent domestic extremists pose a threat to the presidential election next month, amid what one official called a “witch’s brew” of rising political tensions, civil unrest and foreign disinformation campaigns.

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