Bill Handel is back in studio! ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan joins the show to provide some updates on the Gabby Petito case as her remains are believed to have been found. The search for her boyfriend continues. A new COVID testing model aims to spare students from quarantine. And employers say 'ghosting coasting' is a growing problem, but workers have their reasons for walking away from a job.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel and is joined by Amy King to provide updates on news topics that include: Pfizer says its COVID vaccine is safe and generates robust immune response in kids ages 5-11, Gabby Petito's remains appear to have been found in Wyoming as the search for her boyfriend continues, and firefighters are working diligently to protect a grove of giant sequoias as the KNP Complex Fire intensifies.

Bill Handel is back in for the first half of the hour! He talks about Tammy Faye Baker, an unlikely ally in the AIDs crisis. Also, now that civilian space travel is inching closer to a reality for many, how will companies capitalize on the money to be made from things going into space and returning to earth? Wayne steps back in for the last half of the house and talks about how doctors are prescribing better eating habits for some and also, adults are throwing temper tantrums in public at a rapid rate.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel for the first half of the hour. There's a $700 billion gimmick at the center of Biden's tax plan. And a father is suing to get the bullet back that killed his son 17 years ago. Bill takes over for the Super Segment Late Edition of Handel on the News and is joined by Michael Crozier and Wayne Resnick to provide updates on news topics that include: The FDA has struck a cautious tone ahead of their COVID vaccine booster meeting, police are looking into a "potential connection" between Gabby Petito's disappearance and the killing of 2 women at the same campsite where she and her fiance stayed, and a proposed law places a $10k bounty on sexual abusers, which takes a jab at Texas' abortion "bounty hunters."

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel. Governor Gavin Newsom has signed some bills that will reduce single-family zoning in California. L.A. County sheriff has the legal power to ban gang-like groups of deputies, county lawyers say. ABC News Correspondent Cheri Preston comes on the show to talk with Wayne about the poor behavior of some members of the Royal Family and how it has prompted 'serious' anti-Monarchy campaigns in the United Kingdom. ABC News Entertainment Correspondent joins the show to talk about some must-see shows to stream before the watching the Emmy's this Sunday.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel and is joined by Michael Crozier to provide updates on news topics that include: L.A. County has announced a modified quarantine option for unvaccinated students, a restaurant hostess in New York City was attacked after asking diners from Texas for vaccination proof, and a judge has blocked the Biden Administration from expelling migrant families at the border via Title 42.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel. Observing holidays in space could be problematic if you're participating in something that lasts from sundown to sundown. Gen Z's desire for psychedelic drugs is increasing because they're starting to get good press based off of the experiences people have while on them.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel for the first half of the hour. Citing human rights risks, the UN has called for a ban on certain AI tech until safeguards are set up. Theranos and COVID-19 testing are mirror-image cautionary tales. Bill Handel is back in studio for the Late Edition of Handel on the News! He's joined by Wayne Resnick and Laila Muhammad to provide updates on news topics that include: Pfizer has revealed a new timeline for greenlighting COVID vaccines for kids ages 5-11, the number of U.S. unemployment claims is growing again after hitting a pandemic low, and Los Angeles is moving toward developing an unarmed crisis-response program.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel. The requirement of having to show proof of vaccine is popping up everywhere. California fires are burning at higher elevations than ever, creating new dangers. ABC News Crime and Terrorism Analyst Brad Garret joins the show to talk with Wayne about how the FBI dropped the ball when it came to investigating the tragic abuse of the U.S. Olympic gymnasts. And Britney Spears and Amanda Bynes both have conservatorships, but how did the public get involved?

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel and Laila Muhammad sits in for Jennifer Jones Lee. The two provide updates on news topics that include: L.A. County plans to require COVID vaccine proof at indoor bars, nightclubs and more, SpaceX has launched 4 civilians into orbit on its first private flight, and the son of a woman has been arrested following her having been reported missing, then found dead in their Mission Viejo home.