Wow...via NSF the collapse at Arecibo Observatory via ground level view and by drone.

Milwaukee PD: Season Of Giving MPD District 2 partners with the MKE Community to help bring food to families in need.

Car attack in Chehalis, Washington

Plane makes emergency landing on Minnesota highway

New Hampshire state lawmakers who refuse to wear masks sit in a designated area at the start of a new legislative session outdoors to prevent the spread of the coronavirus in Durham, New Hampshire. REUTERS/Elizabeth Frantz

Philadelphia Police: On Saturday, November 21, 2020 at approximately 11:20 pm, the victim, a 19 year-old male, was inside the gas station located at 100 West Queen Lane. The male offender then entered and the two appeared to have a heated exchange of words. The offender and the victim were both armed with handguns. As the victim exited the store, the offender shot him several times.

THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA IS OFFERING A REWARD OF 💰 $20,000 LEADING TO AN ARREST AND CONVICTION FOR EVERY HOMICIDE.

Suspect Description: Black male 20-30 years-of-age, of medium build, medium complexion, wearing a black jacket, black hooded sweatshirt with a logo on the hood, black track pants with white stripes down the legs, and black and white sneakers.

If you see this suspect do not approach, contact 911 immediately.
To submit a tip via telephone, dial 215.686.TIPS (8477) or text a tip to PPD TIP or 773847. All tips will be confidential.

GEORGIA Ballot counting center video footage shows:
-- Lady telling Republican watchers (and everyone) to leave for the night
-- A group of 4 or so staying behind
-- Ballots being PULLED OUT from under a table and counting CONTINUING with no witnesses.

Los Angeles mayor Eric Dumbass Garcetti: "It's time to cancel everything."

Attendees listen as attorney L. Lin Wood speaks during a press conference on election results in Alpharetta, Georgia. REUTERS/Elijah Nouvelage

Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies are now allowed to cover up their name plates while policing protests in the city. LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva said he okayed the move — a reversal of a long-standing department policy — after “numerous” instances in which protesters released personal information about himself and his deputies, the Los Angeles Time said in a report. Deputies will still display their badges. “It turns out that the name tapes are going to be covered and they’re going to be replaced with a badge number, an identifying number, and that will comply with state law,” Villanueva said during a live Facebook broadcast. “The interesting thing about what happened with the name coverings is that some protesters were actually using the deputy’s names to then go dox them,” he said. “Blast their home address on social media, show up at their houses, vandalize their homes. That is not exactly the intent of state law.”

🔥 Bond Fire Update:
• 7200 acres
• 0% containment

Firefighters are fighting the fire from both the air and the ground.

For evacuation information visit http://ocsheriff.gov/BondFire