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DISASTEROct 7Tropical storm to bring rainfall this weekend, cooler weather to followCLARKSBURG, W.Va. — Forecasters predict 1 to 2 inches of rain over the weekend as Tropical Storm Isaias is expected to make landfall Friday night between Pensacola and Gulf Shores.wvnews · united states of america
DISASTEROct 7American Airlines flight forced to divert over busted toiletsThe plane had only ‘two potties operating’ on flight with 287 passengers and crewThe Independent World
DISASTEROct 7Tropical storm Isaías threatens Gulf of Mexico coastsClarín
DISASTERBREAKINGOct 7Ron DeSantis declares a state of emergency in Florida for Hurricane Isaias: tropical storm trajectory, when it will hit and which 25 counties are affectedClarín
DISASTEROct 7Eye Opener: Tropical storm swirls near Gulf CoastA tropical storm off the Gulf Coast could become the year's first Atlantic hurricane. Meanwhile, Christa Pike is awake after her botched execution, her lawyers say. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener.CBS News
DISASTERBREAKINGOct 7Official report from the National Hurricane Center | Tropical storm Isaías threatens the Gulf of Mexico: it will become a hurricane on the coasts of Florida and LouisianaClarín
DISASTERBREAKINGOct 7DeSantis declares state of emergency in Florida as Hurricane Isaias set to make landfallThe Independent World
DISASTEROct 7Tropical Storm Isaias forecast to make landfall as hurricane FridayThe storm becomes the first Atlantic hurricane of the season, the latest first hurricane on record, on Thursday.ABC News
DISASTERBREAKINGOct 7Tropical storm Isaias forms, expected to become a hurricane and hit the US coastClarín
DISASTEROct 7America's changing disaster risk hits energyHurricanes have long dominated efforts to make the power system more resilient to extreme weather. But America's energy buildout is running into growing risks from severe thunderstorms.Why it matters: New energy infrastructure and data centers are being built in harm's way as severe weather risks shift, leaving more for developers and insurers to lose when storms hit.Driving the news: Severe thunderstorms account for 40% of modeled global insured catastrophe risk, compared with 27% for hurricanes, according to analysis from risk analytics firm Verisk.The U.S. accounts for $117 billion, or 68%,Axios
DISASTEROct 7A steel tension girder supporting a 1973 bridge carrying Interstate 40 over the Mississippi River was found almost completely fractured; ultrasonic tests of other welds revealed 12 others with hydrogen cracks invisible to the naked eyeClarín
DISASTEROct 7Investigators Search Site of Warehouse Fire in Los AngelesState and local investigators executed a warrant on Tuesday to search the Boyle Heights building, which burned for days in June. A community group also sued the E.P.A. to get environmental data.NYT US
DISASTEROct 6Video shows deadly school bus crash in Florida, 911 calls releasedWarning: Disturbing video. New video shows a view from inside the school bus that crashed in Florida on Monday, killing two people, including a girl in 10th grade. Cristian Benavides reports.CBS News
DISASTERBREAKINGOct 6Gulf Coast under tropical storm threatCBS News
DISASTERBREAKINGOct 6Potential tropical storm brewing over Gulf of Mexico, could hit U.S. this weekendA tropical storm brewing in the Gulf could soon hit the U.S. CBS News' Lindsey Reiser reports.CBS News
DISASTEROct 6Wisconsin community still waiting for FEMA help over 2 months after tornadoMenasha, Wisconsin, had more than a thousand homes wiped out by a tornado on July 27 and the federal disaster assistance request remains unanswered. Dr. Jon LaPook reports.CBS News
DISASTEROct 6Tropical threat brewing off Mexico could impact Gulf Coast this weekendTropical Storm Isaias has formed in the Gulf and is expected to become a hurricane by Thursday before approaching the U.S. northern Gulf Coast on Friday, according to forecasters.CBS News
DISASTEROct 6Milwaukee Half Marathon Participant Dies After CollapseA 36‑year‑old runner,identified as John Meise, dIed after collapsing mid‑race at the Milwaukee Lakefront Half Marathon. The incident follows a recent death in a Madison triathlon and has prompted community support and a fundraiser.headtopics · united states of america
DISASTEROct 6Highway 5 crash in Flamborough kills Cambridge woman, critically injures 2-year-oldA woman has been killed after a head-on collision involving a pickup truck and a minivan on Highway 5 in Flamborough.therecord · canada
DISASTEROct 6Oak Mountain State Park brush fire contained; all trails reopen except Blue TrailA brush fire at Oak Mountain State Park that burned approximately 279 acres has been contained, and the park has reopened its trails, with the exception of the Blue Trail.wvtm13 · united states of america
DISASTEROct 6Missaukee County Residents Invited to Attend Flood Map Open HouseMissaukee County Residents Invited to Attend Flood Map Open House CHICAGO — Homeowners, renters and business owners in Missaukee County are encouraged to attend a virtual Open House on Thursday, October 15 from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. to learn about their specific flood risks, ways to prevent flood loss and the benefits of having flood insurance.The meeting will be held via Zoom. Those who attend will be able to view their own address on new preliminary flood maps and meet one-on-one with local officials and experts from FEMA to discuss flood map changes and potential flood risks to their FEMA
DISASTERBREAKINGOct 6Gas leak forces evacuation at Wichita elementary school, patients being treatedkwch · united states of america
DISASTEROct 6Boy, 13, dies after his shirt gets caught on playground slide screw, mom saysOlvin Daniel Cabrera Valladares was found by a man who had brought his own children to Shenandoah Park in MiamiThe Independent World
DISASTEROct 6Tijuana River pollution crosses into the US and escalates to the T-MECThe Tijuana River, laden with waste and sewage, crosses the border into the Pacific, generating a binational environmental crisis. Organizations are asking for the issue to be included in the review of the T-MEC. Authorities and activists are seeking preventive measures before heavy rains, while efforts are intensifying.Clarín
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