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1. Sen. Bob Menendez now has a primary challenger amid mounting calls for his resignation

   Rep. Andy Kim, D-N

2. Tropical Storm Ophelia makes landfall in North Carolina, bringing heavy rain and strong winds to the Mid-Atlantic

   Tropical Storm Ophelia is continuing to bring heavy rainfall and strong winds to parts of the Mid-Atlantic after making landfall early Saturday morning near North Carolina's Emerald Isle on the East coast.

3. 13-foot alligator spotted with human remains in its mouth in Florida canal

   A 13-foot alligator was spotted with human remains in its mouth in a canal in unincorporated Largo, Florida.

4. Former President Jimmy Carter makes an appearance at Georgia festival days before his 99th birthday

   Former President Jimmy Carter and his wife, Rosalynn Carter, were spotted Saturday at a festival in his hometown of Plains, Georgia.

5. Russell Brand speaks for the first time since sexual assault allegations

   Russell Brand has made his first public comments following the publication of multiple sexual abuse allegations against him.

6. Pandemic aid officials who overpaid vulnerable renters are saying, ‘We messed up, pay us back’

   State and local agencies that distributed emergency aid to renters facing eviction are now scrambling to claw back millions of dollars in overpayments.

7. Building cars was a path to middle-class life for Black workers. They want to keep it that way.

   Black autoworkers fight for middle class wages

8. Utah couple fears they've 'lost everything' after buying house from grief author accused of killing husband

   A Utah family suffered an onslaught of mysterious medical problems and faced financial ruin after buying a remodeled house from Kouri Richins.

9. Iowa man disappears the day he's found guilty of killing his wife

   Police were searching for an Iowa man who failed to show up at his first-degree murder trial on Friday, the day a jury found him guilty of killing his wife.

10. Nebraska woman sentenced to 2 years for giving pregnant daughter abortion pills

    A Nebraska mother who pleaded guilty to giving her teenage daughter pills for an abortion and helping to burn and bury the fetus was sentenced Friday to two years in prison.