Hawaii’s governor is vowing to block predatory land grabs on Maui as several wildfires continue to burn. A Georgia sheriff’s office says it’s tracking down online threats made against grand jurors who voted to indict former President Donald Trump in the election interference case. Rising mortgage rates have reached a new milestone. A US Marine has been charged with sexual assault weeks after a girl was found in the Camp Pendleton barracks. And, we’ll tell you how extreme weather could cost you at the pump.

More than 110 people have now died in the Maui wildfires, as a power company faces a lawsuit for its potential role in the fires. There are new threats against a judge and grand jurors involved in cases against former President Donald Trump. We'll tell you why a Kansas newspaper that was raided last week feels vindicated. 401ks are in good shape, while 2022 saw what some are calling a "rich-cession." And, we'll tell you where heavy rain is expected in the US, thanks to Hurricane Hilary.

It doesn't look like former President Donald Trump will be taking part in next week's Republican presidential primary debate. 60 people are thought to be dead after a boat disaster off the coast of Cape Verde in West Africa. Lawmakers in North Carolina have overridden the Democrat governor’s veto on bills targeting transgender youth. We'll tell you why some brands have suspended advertising on X. Plus, Bradley Cooper's nose is attracting criticism.

Authorities are still trying to work out exactly how many people are missing in Hawaii, as families wait for news. A CNN investigation has found evidence of a gruesome massacre in Sudan. Officials say more than 100-thousand asylum seekers have come through New York City since last spring. Authorities are investigating a series of fake bomb threats targeting synagogues across the US. Plus, there are reports the USNWT coach has resigned.

A federal appeals court ruled that a widely used abortion pill could stay on the market for now but with limits on access. Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke by phone to wrongfully detained American Paul Whelan. More people have perished in Hawaii’s wildfires as crews work to put out the flames. Women and adults in their 30s are being diagnosed with certain cancers more often. Lastly, grocery store giant Aldi is acquiring two southern supermarket staples.

Lawyers for former President Donald Trump are negotiating details of his surrender. Traders are getting some insight about future interest rate hikes. Questions about accountability are growing surrounding the deadly Hawaii wildfires. Target’s quarterly sales tanked for the first time in six years. And, actor Alec Baldwin could be charged again in his ongoing case about the fatal shooting on his movie set.

We'll tell you when President Joe Biden plans to visit Maui, as search and rescue efforts continue after the devastating wildfires. More homeowners are tapping into their equity for some cash, while more homes were built last month amid a low supply. There's another fight brewing on Capitol Hill over federal funding – we'll bring you all the details. Ukrainian forces say they've liberated a village in the east of the country. And, we'll tell you which state is helping 'kidfluencers' cash in next year.

A new report warns the world is facing an "unprecedented water crisis". Locals in a Hawaiian town want repairs to focus on the people who live there, not just tourists. Rudy Giuliani says he's pretty strapped for cash because of all his legal bills. The man who famously predicted the 2008 housing market collapse is now betting big on a Wall Street crash. Plus, the result from the England vs Australia game.

As the death toll from the Maui wildfires reaches a grim milestone, officials say they think sirens were "effectively immobilized" by the heat. Why some of former President Donald Trump's co-defendants what to move the Georgia case to federal court. Officials in Sudan say thousands of bodies have been buried in mass graves. A prosecutor in Louisiana says kids are being held in solitary confinement in the state’s adult maximum-security prison. Plus, the family depicted in "The Blind Side" responds after the man its based on takes legal action.

Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows is attempting to dismiss Georgia’s election interference case against him. In a federal investigation into the aftermath of the 2020 election, we have new details on the special counsel’s search warrant for former President Donald Trump’s direct messages from his Twitter account. North Korea claims the US soldier who crossed into its territory did so, in part, because of racial discrimination within the US military. Federal officials are easing water cuts in the Southwest after the Colorado River's remarkable turnaround. Lastly, longtime ESPN anchor Sage Steele has left the network after settling a lawsuit.