Tornadoes are possible this morning in eastern Georgia, the Carolinas and southern Virginia as Tropical Storm Helene still has maximum sustained winds of 70 miles per hours as it rolls across southern Georgia. The storm should continue to weaken as it moves further inland, though damaging winds are still expected in parts of the southeastern U.S. and into the southern Appalachians.
Transportation crews are ready to respond to any damage caused by Hurricane Helene.Preview: Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares says a Georgia company is trying to get around the state's ban on skill games. Miyares sent a letter to local law enforcement because Virginia retailers are reportedly being told that the games are legal because they don't have a payment slot. The attorney general says he's investigated those claims and has determined the games still violate state law. The company that makes the games criticized Miyares for acting in the interest of casino companies and operating outside of his authority as attorney general.
Former President Trump is asking why Kamala Harris didn't fix the border when she took office as Vice President four years ago. He criticized Harris for making her very first visit to the southern border as Vice President on Friday. Trump said she could have fixed it as Vice President. He claims Harris willfully opened the border, helping to destroy the Southern border.