ABBEVILLE, La. – Boarded windows and empty sidewalks made parts of Louisiana's Acadiana region look like empty movie sets as major Hurricane Delta roared ever closer to the U.S.

Gulf coast, apparently on track to smash into the same southwestern part of the state where Hurricane Laura blasted ashore six weeks ago.Forecasters said Delta — the 25th named storm of an unprecedented Atlantic hurricane season — would likely crash ashore late Friday somewhere on southwest Louisiana's coast.

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London faces more strict measures as COVID-19 alert level raised

The COVID-19 alert level has been raised to ‘high’ in London and other cities in England, triggering more strict restrictions. Crystal Goomansingh has reaction, and the reason why one city is refusing to follow suit.

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Black man serving life for stealing hedge clippers paroled in Louisiana

NEW ORLEANS (AP) - A Black man whose life sentence for making off with hedge clippers in a 1997 burglary drew scathing criticism from the chief justice of Louisiana’s Supreme Court was granted parole Thursday.The 3-0 vote during an online meeting of the Committee on Parole means freedom, with conditions, for Fair Wayne Bryant.Louisiana’s Supreme Court had denied release for Bryant, 63, earlier this year for the burglary from a carport storage room.The case drew national attention for a dissent by Chief Justice Bernette Johnson, the high court's only Black justice.

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Black man's family views graphic video of in-custody death

BATON ROUGE, La. – Family members viewed long-secret body-camera video this week of a Black man who died in Louisiana State Police custody, their attorney calling it damning footage that shows troopers choking and beating the man, repeatedly jolting him with stun guns and dragging him face-down across the pavement.Ronald Greene's mother and sister wailed “like they were at a funeral” Wednesday after meeting with Gov. John Bel Edwards and watching a half-hour of the footage of the May 2019 encounter that is now the subject of a federal civil rights investigation, their attorney told The Associated Press.

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Forecasters: Drought more likely than blizzards this winter

predicted. Only Washington, northern Idaho, Montana, the Dakotas and northwestern Minnesota, will get a colder than normal winter, forecasters said.The forecast for winter rain and snow splits the nation in three stripes.

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AP source: General manager Daryl Morey leaving Rockets

HOUSTON – Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey is stepping down on his own accord, a person familiar with the decision told The Associated Press.The person spoke on condition of anonymity Thursday because the move hasn’t been announced. It was first reported by ESPN.The Rockets have made the playoffs 10 times since Morey was hired in 2007, including the last eight seasons.

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Manitobans to get update on coronavirus, health minister hints at more restrictions

COVID-19 Thursday, as the province’s health minister says more restrictions are possible as case counts continue to rise, especially in the greater Winnipeg area.Dr. Brent Roussin, Manitoba’s chief public officer of health has scheduled a press conference for 12:30 p.m.

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Fourteen more people have died in Greater Manchester's hospitals after contracting coronavirus

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Three more Greater Manchester primary schools shut completely amid Covid cases

Wigan, Springwood Primary in Swinton, Salford, and St Andrew's CE Primary in Radcliffe, Bury.

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Campaigns, festivals held as more Floridians test positive for COVID-19

Facebook page.Vice President Mike Pence will also be in South Florida on Thursday campaigning ahead of the November election.Nearly 2 million voters have already cast their ballots from a distance, and presidential candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden continue to make sweeping attempts to spend the few days campaigning in Florida before early voting kicks off.The coronavirus pandemic brought a push for mail-in ballots, citing a safe option for those concerned with contracting the virus. As of Wednesday morning, 1,916,920 Floridians have returned their mail-in ballots, according to the U.S.

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Why more CxOs are sharing their mental health struggles

Urban Company, sought therapy. Like most people, the 33-year-old found himself feeling anxious about the uncertainty the pandemic brought in its wake.

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Ontario reports 783 new coronavirus cases, 5 more deaths

coronavirus on Thursday, bringing the provincial total to 62,196.Thursday’s case count is a slight increase from Wednesday which saw 731 new infections and Tuesday’s with 746.According to Thursday’s provincial report, 239 new cases were recorded in Toronto, 136 in Peel Region, 127 in York Region, 89 in Ottawa, 40 in Durham Region and 28 in Halton Region. All other public health units in Ontario reported under 25 new cases.Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott said nearly 40,000 tests were processed in the last 24 hours.

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Hispanic media program at UCF pushes for more diverse journalists

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – What started as an idea, has turned into lasting opportunities for journalism students at the University of Central Florida. UCF’s Nicholson School of Communication and Media’s Hispanic Media Initiative Knightly Latino, a Spanish-television news program, offers a way for students to report on the Hispanic and Latinx community on campus, and broaden their job opportunities by learning more about Spanish-language media.

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Coastal Carolina knocks off No. 21 La.-Lafayette 30-27

LAFAYETTE, La. – Massimo Biscardi made a 40-yard field goal with 4 seconds left to give Coastal Carolina a 30-27 victory over No. 21 Louisiana-Lafayette on Wednesday night in Sun Belt matchup of unbeaten teams.Freshman Grayson McCall threw two touchdown passes and ran for a score to help the Chanticleers (4-0, 2-0) beat a ranked team for the first time.

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Cooler weather brings more concern for some Calgary restaurant owners

Coronavirus: Calgary to allow shops, restaurants to expand patios to allow for social distancing According to multiple restaurant managers and owners, it worked.The move was extended into the winter, with expanded patios allowed to stay open until two centimetres of snow accumulated and stuck.

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Covid may leave 132 mn more undernourished by year-end

covid-19 pandemic, the World Health Organization (WHO) said.Millions of enterprises are facing an existential threat from the pandemic, the WHO said in a statement issued jointly with the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations , the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), and the International Labour Office (ILO) on Tuesday.It said that nearly half of the global workforce of 3.3 billion is at risk of losing their livelihoods, with informal economy workers being the most vulnerable as most lack social protection and access to quality healthcare and have also lost their productive assets. “Without the means to earn during lockdowns, many are unable to feed themselves and their families.

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Ontario to hire 500 more contact tracers by mid-November

The Ontario government is looking to hire hundreds of contact tracers to help combat the spread of COVID-19. But as Travis Dhanraj reports, the efforts to beef up staffing may be coming a little too late to make a significant difference.

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Weather Authority: Cool Wednesday night leading to one more pleasant day

PHILADELPHIA (FOX 29) - What a picture perfect, gorgeous Wednesday! The high in Philadelphia made it to 72 with low humidity, light breezes and plenty of sunshine.FOX 29's Kathy Orr is forecasting temperatures overnight will drop to the upper 40s to mid 50s, so Thursday will start cool. It will be a partly cloudy overnight.Temperatures Thursday should increase over 20 degrees, or so, throughout the day, making it a warm and pleasant day with plenty of sunshine.___For the latest forecast and location-based severe weather alerts, download the FOX 29 Weather Authority app.___AdvertisementA cold front is approaching from the west and it will bring rain to the region Friday.

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DC Mayor: Rising numbers show 'COVID fatigue' relaxation

WASHINGTON – Officials in the nation's capital are warning residents not to relax their COVID-19 vigilance as the local infection numbers rise and the winter flu season approaches. More than 20% of new cases are people who had been to a restaurant or bar in the preceding two weeks and nearly a quarter had attended some sort of social event, according to contact tracing interviews.

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No more outings for long-term care residents in Toronto, Peel region, Ottawa

COVID-19 cases are surging won’t be allowed to go out for social or personal reasons as of Friday.The provincial government says short-term and temporary absences for medical or compassionate reasons, however, will still be allowed.The new restrictions will apply to long-term care homes in Toronto, Peel Region and Ottawa, and will remain in place until further notice.

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Woman in her 30s dies of COVID-19 as Alberta adds 243 more cases Wednesday

COVID-19 was a woman in her 30s, according to Alberta Health, which also confirmed an additional 243 cases of the disease in the province on Wednesday.The woman was from the Edmonton zone and her death is not linked to any current outbreaks. Tam describes early scramble for coronavirus supplies as ‘swabaggedon’ Alberta’s COVID-19 death toll now stands at 287.As of Monday afternoon, the province listed 2,689 active cases in Alberta with almost half of those in the capital region.There were 1,473 active cases listed in the Edmonton zone and 791 listed in the Calgary zone.

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Donald Trump's son Barron tested positive for Covid-19 after his parents caught virus

Donald Trump's 14-year-old son Barron has tested positive for COVID-19 but exhibited no symptoms. First Lady Melania Trump told how the youngster contracted the virus after both of his parents tested positive.

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Donald Trump's son Barron caught coronavirus says First Lady Melania

Barron Trump, the son of President Donald Trump and Melania Trump, tested positive for coronavirus, the First Lady has confirmed.

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Coronavirus: Eight England areas with jumps of more than 100 in infection rates

Coronavirus infections continue to surge in England's worst-hit hotspots with some areas nearly doubling the number of cases in the space of a week.

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Coronavirus: Ontario Premier Ford says COVID-19 testing in pharmacies expanding to more cities

Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Wednesday announced that 50 more pharmacies in places like Barrie, Hamilton and Windsor will have COVID-19 testing available as the province expands its plan to make testing more available.

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Manitoba sets another new record for daily coronavirus cases, sees 2 more deaths Wednesday

novel coronavirus cases for the second-straight day Wednesday and reported two new deaths from the virus.Health officials reported 146 new cases as of Wednesday morning. New record high as Manitoba records 124 novel coronavirus cases, 1 new death, jail moves to critical The two latest deaths include a man in his 80s and a woman in her 70s, both from Winnipeg.

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Coronavirus: G-20 suspends debt payments of most vulnerable nations for 6 more months

Group of 20 nations, representing the world’s biggest economies, agreed Wednesday to extend the suspension of debt payments by an additional six months to support the most vulnerable countries in their fight against the coronavirus pandemic.The suspension of what the G-20 says could provide relief of $14 billion in debt payments had been due to expire at the end of the year. Wednesday’s decision gives developing nations until the end of June 2021 to focus spending on health care and emergency stimulus programs rather than debt repayments.The G-20 announcement was made initially on Twitter during a meeting of the group’s finance ministers and central bank governors, and later confirmed at a news conference.

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Toronto needs more inter-governmental aid in face of projected 2021 $1.7B hole: City Manager

COVID-19 pandemic world.For months, the city has tasked Chris Murray along with longtime civil servant Saad Rafi and former Ontario Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. David Mowat with overseeing a recovery plan.

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Majority believe more Covid-19 restrictions needed - poll

A majority of people believe that the Government should introduce further restrictions to control the spread of Covid-19 according to the latest Public Opinion Tracking Research conducted on behalf of the Department of Health by Amárach Research.

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Quebec records 844 new cases, 6 more deaths linked to coronavirus

coronavirus health crisis continues, Quebec is reporting 844 new infections Wednesday.The caseload has reached 88,994 after the province announced it retroactively added 359 new infections between Oct. 10 and 12 “due to a technical issue that occurred during an update of the computer system, which caused a transmission error.”“The situation is now resolved,” the update from health officials states.

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Why India needs to direct more resources to manage young comorbid adults infected with covid-19?

NEW DELHI : As around 47% people succumbing to covid-19 infection were comorbid and aged below 60 years, which means suffering from hypertension, diabetes, cardiac diseases and others, the government needs to focus on comorbid young adults that constitute the largest workforce in India to prevent economic loss, public health experts have said.According to the health ministry data, while 53% deaths were reported among 60 years old and above, 35% deaths were recorded in the age group of 45-60 years, 10% in aged 26-44 years and 1% each in the age group of 18-25 years and below 17 years. In the age group of 45-60 years, 13.9% had comorbidities and1.5% had no comorbidity.

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Anchorage mayor resigns after admitting to relationship with TV anchorwoman

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - The mayor of Alaska's largest city submitted his resignation Tuesday evening, four days after an anchorwoman at a local television station threatened to report he had posted nude photos of himself on a website.Ethan Berkowitz, a native of San Francisco who attended UC Hastings Law School, adamantly denied her allegations, but on Monday admitted he had an inappropriate relationship with Maria Athens, the anchor at a Fox/ABC combined station in Anchorage."It is with profound sadness and humility that I resign as mayor of the Municipality of Anchorage," he said in a statement read at the Anchorage Assembly meeting by his chief of staff, Jason Bockenstedt, and later emailed to the media."My resignation results from

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Ontario reports 721 new coronavirus cases as more than 32K tests processed

coronavirus on Wednesday, bringing the provincial total to 61,413.Wednesday’s case count is a slight decrease from Tuesday’s which saw 746 new infections and Monday’s with 807.According to Wednesday’s provincial report, 270 new cases were recorded in Toronto, 170 in Peel Region, 79 in York Region, 41 in Hamilton and 39 in Ottawa. All other public health units in Ontario reported under 25 new cases.Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott said more than 32,200 tests were processed in the last 24 hours.

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BYU-Idaho students caught contracting coronavirus to donate plasma for cash will be 'suspended,' school says

Brigham Young University-Idaho officials warned students that they will be suspended and possibly “permanently dismissed” if they are found to have intentionally exposed themselves or others to COVID-19 after the school received word that people were looking to purposely contract the novel coronavirus in hopes of getting paid for plasma donations. “The contraction and spread of COVID-19 is not a light matter,” a BYU-Idaho warning posted on Monday, said.

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Masks now required in St. Catharines apartments and condos

Coronavirus: St. Catharines votes for mandatory mask bylaw Just before the vote, Coun.

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Coronavirus Ayrshire: Two more Covid deaths in the past 24 hours

NHS Ayrshire & Arran patients have died after testing positive for coronavirus, it can be revealed today. The two deaths mean that six people have passed away in the past week after contracting the virus.Of the deaths in the past 24 hours, one person was from East Ayrshire and one was from South Ayrshire.The tragic news comes as 15 people died from coronavirus across Scotland with the nation's death toll now at 2,572.Across Ayrshire 92 new cases of COVID-19 have been recorded in the past 24 hours.

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The Latest: Barrett faces more questions from Senate panel

WASHINGTON – The Latest on the Senate confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett (all times local):9 a.m.Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett is back before the Senate Judiciary Committee to face more questions from senators at her confirmation hearing. Tuesday’s session lasted nearly 12 hours.

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People in the US pay far more for insulin

A comprehensive study of insulin prices in nations similar to the U.S. finds that people in the U.S. pay significantly more for their insulin than people living in 32 other high income countries.Basing their conclusions on manufacturers’ prices for insulin, the new “analysis provides the best available evidence about how much more expensive insulin is in the U.S.

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Young people 'living in constant fear'... pandemic sees more children affected by domestic violence

The coronavirus pandemic has seen more children affected by domestic abuse needing to be taken into care, with social workers saying many young people are living in ‘constant fear’.In Tameside, chiefs have revealed that domestic abuse is a ‘key feature’ of number of cases being escalated through the legal care process.Director of children’s services, Richard Hancock told councillors there has been a ‘significant upturn’ in domestic violence-related activity with the department.It comes as the monthly number of contacts to the NSPCC helpline about youngsters living in violent homes in the north west have almost doubled.In the five months to August, there were more than 4,500 concerns raised by members of the public.The charity is now calling

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UK urged to conclude trade deal with EU to limit Brexit cost

LONDON – A leading international economic watchdog urged the British government to conclude a free trade agreement with the European Union in the coming days and weeks to support the recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.In its latest survey of the the British economy, the Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said Wednesday that a trade deal that ensures a close relationship will minimize the costs of Brexit.The OECD, which monitors and advises its 37 member countries, said the British economy will likely end this year 10.1% smaller than the start of the year after the impact of the pandemic, which led to a wide-ranging lockdown in the spring.

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Anchorage mayor resigns after admitting to relationship

ANCHROAGE, Alaska – Anchorage Mayor Ethan Berkowitz has submitted his resignation, a day after admitting he had an inappropriate texting relationship with a local television anchorwoman.Berkowitz’s chief of staff, Jason Bockenstedt, announced Berkowitz’s resignation Tuesday night at the Anchorage Assembly meeting. Berkowitz did not attend.

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Prince Albert church ‘crossed the line’ with event that lead to outbreak, $14,000 fine: mayor

A Prince Albert church has been fined $14,000 after a multi-day event caused an outbreak of COVID-19.

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Prince Albert church ‘crossed the line’ with event linked to COVID-19 outbreak, $14K fine: mayor

Prince Albert church has been fined $14,000 after a multi-day event caused an outbreak of the novel coronavirus.A travelling evangelist spoke at the Full Gospel Outreach for several days, according to Prince Albert Mayor Greg Dionne. He said the event drew hundreds to the church, both from the city and further north.Now, the provincial health authority said at least 25 cases of COVID-19 are linked to the centre.

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Gardeners in Saskatchewan growing more food in response to COVID-19: study

Dalhousie University, COVID-19 inspired some to develop a green thumb.“A lot of people felt food insecure or felt the need to take control over their own destiny or their own food supply chain,” said Sylvain Charlebois, Dalhousie University Agri-food Analytics director said. Gardening grows in northwest Saskatchewan during COVID-19 lockdown While the study found it was mostly people on the east coast getting their hands in the dirt for the first time, people in the prairies started gardening with more of a purpose.

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Gardeners in Saskatchewan growing more food in response to COVID-19 study

Gardening has always been popular in Saskatchewan, but this year even more people were interested.

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More Orange County students pivot to virtual learning after more positive COVID-19 cases

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Kindergarten, 2nd-grade, and 4th-grade students at Avalon Elementary School will be pivoting to virtual learning after four positive coronavirus cases, according to Orange County Public Schools.The district said LaunchED learning starts Wednesday for these students and will continue online learning until Oct. 23.The students who are moving temporarily to virtual learning will return to in-person classes on Oct.

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Reports shed more light on COVID reinfection as 2 trials paused

As the pandemic total closes in on 38 million cases, researchers in the United States detailed North America's first known reinfection case as media reports from the Netherlands noted the first known instance of a fatal reinfection.

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Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

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