Trump, Clinton fall short on humor at NY dinner. A night after they delivered broadsides galore against each other in a final debate, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump had the opportunity to deliver some good-natured campaign barbs at each other at a historic New York dinner, but instead after a few funny lines, their speeches veered off course, resulting in some awkward moments, broadcast live on television. [Read here]

Hot car death trial latest. A parade of women filtered through the courtroom in the Justin Ross Harris murder trial to testify that they exchanged sexually explicit text messages and nude photos with the defendant. Two of them were 18-years-old at the time. Harris is charged with murder in the hot car death of his 22-month-old son Cooper who he left in a hot SUV to die on June 18, 2014. [Read here] 

Hawks end preseason with win over Bulls. The Hawks ended the preseason with a 97-81 exhibition victory over the Bulls in Omaha, Neb. on Thursday. On to the regular season. [Read here]

Arson suspected after special needs adults' home burns. A northwest Georgia home where four adults with special needs live was broken into and burned, a fire marshal said. Two separate fires were set last week at a home on Brookvalley Court in Rome. Fortunately, all of the men living in the group home were away visiting family when the fires occurred. [Read here] 

20 passengers sick on Spirit flight from Atlanta. A Spirit Airlines flight from Atlanta to Los Angeles landed in California with nearly 20 sick passengers on board, Channel 2 Action News reported. None of the passengers were taken to the hospital, according to the news station, but Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials were seen boarding the plane. [Read here]

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