Richmond Police Department Officer Loor would like you to take home Sugar! The name fits perfectly because this adorable tripod is sweeter than sugar. She had to have her leg amputated due to a severely broken leg but she’s doing great! She loves everyone she meets and immediately nuzzles into your lap for some pets. Your heart will immediately melt after meeting her. If you’d like to take this sweetheart home contact RACC at 804-646-2210.

New riots in Hong Kong. Riot police use tear gas to disperse protesters. Dozens of people were arrested. The government of HK is not actually elected by the people living there, it tried to enact a law to extradite people to china, people protested for months, many people were arrested during the protests in order to scare the populace, using a law that allows arresting "rioters", however the people protesting weren't engaging in violent angry damaging for their own fun, but in setting signals that communicate that the people of HK disagree with the governance (only way, as they don't get to vote). #HK

Panic is setting in for residents on the West Coast as California becomes a #coronavirus hotspot, Washington state reports the first death from the virus and Oregon officials announce that an elementary school employee has tested positive for the disease. Anxious shoppers descended on California supermarkets, stocking up on supplies like bottled water, canned food and Clorox wipes. The state has become a coronavirus hotspot, with more than half a dozen residents diagnosed with the disease in recent days. Late last week, two Northern California residents were revealed to be confirmed cases despite having no known contact with anyone else who was infected.

Big clean-up in the Big Easy! Sanitation workers clear 50 TONS of trash left behind by Mardi Gras revelers in New Orleans. The annual jubilance and carefree celebrations that have become synonymous with Mardi Gras in New Orleans, Louisiana, have become a staple Carnival season, but new photos show the extensive garbage local sanitation crews have to clean up once the party's over. Pictures taken by Sidney Donaldson Jr. show crews using forklifts to scoop of thousands of discarded beads off French Quarter's streets and bulldozer shoving forgotten cups out of view. #facepalm

Vice President Mike Pence has warned that more US coronavirus deaths could be imminent, after a 'medically high-risk' man in his 50s in Washington state became the first person in the US to die from the rapidly-spreading disease.In a departure from President Trump's continued line that all is well, Pence admitted 'we could have more' fatalities among the American population, in a clip from Sunday's 'State of the Union' show released Saturday night. His comments came as fears are mounting for 50 staff and residents at a nursing facility located just two miles from the deceased male after they have shown coronavirus symptoms, while Trump urged the public not to panic and two new cases – one in Illinois and another in Santa Clara, California – were confirmed Saturday night.