Today's Catch Up
Iowa Field Trip Turns Tragic As 5th Grade Teacher And Student Die
Utah postal worker dumped 300 mail ballots in trash during state primary, DOJ says
Mystery men emerge from New York City sewers near Benjamin Netanyahu’s hotel
8 Navy members attempted suicide on the USS Lincoln during extended deployment
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5 Indianapolis police officers charged with misusing license plate readers
Five Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers were charged with misusing the agency's license plate reader technology, according to court records released on Wednesday.
Dee Brock, original director of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, dies at age 96
Dee Brock, the original director of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders who helped mold the prototype for NFL sideline entertainment, died on Wednesday, the team said.
American Sports & Culture
Here’s Why Experts Say to Ditch Your Old Cutting Boards

Before you prep another meal, here’s what you need to know:
Plastic boards shed microplastic particles into your food with every cut.
Wooden boards trap moisture and food residue, the perfect breeding ground for hidden bacteria and toxic mold that transfers to your food.
American Business & Markets
American Fact of the Day!
On September 24, 1902, cookbook pioneer Fannie Farmer opened a cooking school in Boston and helped popularize standardized measurements in recipes. Her approach helped make American cooking more precise and repeatable.




