Fiona Hurless is a journalist for NBC Chicago, specializing in local news coverage for the Chicago area. With a focus on community events, entertainment, and lifestyle, Fiona brings the latest updates on happenings in and around the city, providing readers with valuable information and insights.
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By: Fiona Hurless
Will says Harris has to satisfy the “growing feeling” in the country that she's “skating fast on thin ice,” and that Trump has to show he's got “more on his mind” than 2020 grievances and name-calling, and that he has something “fresh and new” to tell the country.
By: Fiona Hurless
NewsNation ) — Rep. Mike Levin, D-Calif., joins “The Hill” and says he's “encouraged” that Vice President Kamala Harris is expected to visit the Arizona border Friday.
By: Fiona Hurless
) — Florida Lt. Gov. Jeanette Núñez says the state's residents are approaching a time “where there is no turning back.” Núñez says the state of Florida has “all of the important pieces that are needed for recovery,” such as debris removal crews, National Guard troops, points of distribution for food and water and “plenty” of fuel.
By: Fiona Hurless
) — As most people in the path of Hurricane Helene evacuate their homes, Capt. Nate Wordal flies through the storm. Wordal, a “hurricane hunter” pilot with the U.S. Air Force 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, flew through the side of Hurricane Helene on Wednesday, dropping weather instruments that return data to the National Hurricane Center.
By: Fiona Hurless
) — With several swing states playing a crucial role in the upcoming election, NewsNation political editor Chris Stirewalt joins “The Hill” to look at which counties are most up for grabs in Pennsylvania.
By: Fiona Hurless
NewsNation ) — The House ivoted against a new budget deal Thursday that included a farm bill extension of roughly $10 billion. Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller joins “The Hill on NewsNation” and says farmers “can't sustain” their negative cash flows.
NewsNation's Nancy Loo says water “is not as much of an issue” with the Sunset Fire as opposed to other areas of Southern California because of the nearby
By: Fiona Hurless
Dan Abrams says some of the political finger pointing may be accurate, but pundits placing blame with DEI policies within the LA fire department is simply
By: Fiona Hurless
NewsNation ) — Rep. Tom McClintock, R-Calif., says, “This is not the first time in recent years we have seen this catastrophe” of wildfires in California.
NewsNation ) — NewsNation's Nancy Loo says there is “not much at all” left to burn in the Pacific Palisades region of Los Angeles County.
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