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By Aaron Cooper, Alexandra Skores (CNN) — A Delta Air Lines passenger went out a terminal door at a Southern California airport Tuesday night, stole a vehicle on the tarmac, crashed it, and then tried to commandeer an airline truck before he was arrested, an airport official said. The passenger, who was scheduled to fly to Seattle, went out an access door at gate 12 at John Wayne Airport in Orange County around 5:30 p.m. PT, airport spokesperson AnnaSophia Servin told CNN.

By Gloria Pazmino, Holly Yan, Danya Gainor, Maria Sole Campinoti Ithaca, New York (CNN) — Gang rape allegations at Cornell University are fueling a firestorm of actions against the school, against fraternity members named in a lawsuit and against the former student known as Jane Doe, whose accusations havegalvanized a nationwide reckoning of sexual assault on college campuses.

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- For a peek at some of the fun (and spooky) fun taking place this weekend in and around Milwaukee, Julia Meehan from Visit Milwaukee joined us on Thursday, Oct. 8. From Fright Nights at the Milwaukee Way Drive-In to the Harvest Festival at the Milwaukee Public Market and more, details can be found by checking out Visit Milwaukee online.

By Sarah Moon (CNN) — A US congressional candidate in Arizona, Bernadette Greene-Placentia, says she was raped by two men while she was repairing one of her campaign signs. Greene-Placentia said it happened August 14 around 2 or 3 a.m. in the Phoenix suburb of Sun City, according to an incident report from the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office shared by her campaign. Greene-Placentia reported the incident to the sheriff’s office more than two weeks later on August 31, according to the report.

Originally Published: 06 OCT 26 23:14 ET Updated: 08 OCT 26 01:47 ET Editor's note: EDITOR’S NOTE:  Follow our developing coverage here. (CNN) — Isaias has rapidly intensified into the Atlantic season’s first hurricane, putting the northern Gulf Coast on alert for dangerous storm surge, damaging winds and flooding rain ahead of an expected landfall late Friday or early Saturday.

OCONOMOWOC, Wis. (CBS 58) -- The Whisker Society in Oconomowoc has been open just six months and they've already helped more than 130 cats get adopted. The lounge has more than 16 cats and kittens wandering around at any given time. The space is open to the public and anyone can visit -- you don't need any intention of adopting. The cafe is now open too, so you can sip on a handcrafted drink while hanging out with cats.

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Former President Barack Obama endorsed Democratic nominee David Crowley for Wisconsin governor in a video released Thursday, Oct. 8, less than four weeks before the Nov. 3 election. "As the leader of Wisconsin's largest county, he created jobs and balanced the budget," Obama said in the video, referring to Crowley's role as Milwaukee County executive. "There is nobody better to lead Wisconsin forward.

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Looking ahead at movies that may be worth catching over the weekend, film critic Chuck Koplinski joined us on Thursday, Oct. 8 to tell us about an old-fashioned western and a convoluted thriller: "Angel and the Badman" and "Verity." Hear more from Chuck by checking out Reel Talk with Chuck and Pam online.

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Fewer than a quarter of American adults have a will, down from 33% in 2022, according to Tina Alfini of Drake & Associates who joined us on Thursday, Oct. 8 ahead of National Estate Planning Awareness Week, which starts Oct. 19. Alfini said estate planning is not just for the wealthy. She recommended creating a will and a living will, naming financial and healthcare powers of attorney, and considering a trust.

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- We Energies electric customers will receive more than $32 million in automatic bill credits this fall, the company announced Thursday, Oct. 8. According to the Thursday statement by the utility, a typical residential customer will get about $13 to $14, depending on electricity use. The credits come from fuel costs in 2025 that were lower than the amount approved by the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin, according to We Energies.