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Quick TipHere's an ABC7 I-Team quick tip on fake work calendar invites. Cybersecurity researchers at Check Point say hackers steal email account credentials. Saturday, October 24, 2026 7:51PMCHICAGO (WLS) -- That work meeting invite in your inbox could be a trap! Cybersecurity researchers at Check Point say hackers are sending fake meeting invitations to steal your email account credentials. Researchers recently flagged more than 302,000 phishing emails targeting more than 40,000 organizations. Always ask if the invite is really someone you know in your organization. Top StoriesCheck the link before you click. A real Teams or Zoom meeting uses an official domain to verify the address. Also, be suspicious of invites or strange meeting attachments asking you sign-in. Instead, those entries should populate directly in your calendar. Copyright © 2026 WLS-TV. All Rights Reserved. Quick TipWatch LiveTop Stories

7 on Your Side InvestigationSome $23.5 million in FireAid funds will be distributed to nearly 40 organizations in the third round of grants from the benefit concert. KABCSaturday, October 24, 2026 7:51PMMore than $23.5 million in FireAid funds will be distributed to nearly 40 organizations in the third and latest round of grants from the benefit concert that raised more than $106 million. The FireAid concert featured performers including Lady Gaga and the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Two large portions of the money were released in separate rounds following the event, while organizers finalized plans for the remaining funds. According to FireAid's website, nearly 40 organizations will share about $23.5 million in the third round of funding. Roughly, $100 million was raised during the FireAid benefit concert and some wildfire survivors have questioned why they didn't personally receive any of it. The focus of this third round is on housing and rebuilding efforts or economic stabilization.

TEL AVIV -- The Israeli military began a sweeping crackdown in the West Bank city of Hebron overnight on Saturday, evicting hundreds of families and demolishing buildings a day after Palestinian gunmen killed two Israeli soldiers in the occupied territory. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had vowed to retaliate for the deadly shooting, which took place just days before a pivotal national election and against a backdrop of intensifying violence in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. Netanyahu is neck and neck in opinion polls with a bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot, a former military chief of staff and his leading challenger in the first major vote in Israel since the Hamas-led Oct. 7, 2023, attacks ignited war in the Gaza Strip. On Saturday, Israeli forces were searching homes, making arrests and using loudspeakers to tell residents in Hebron’s Deir Baha neighborhood to leave, said Yousef Jabari, the city’s mayor. At least 2,000 Palestinians live in the area, many of whom have already fled, he said. “This is not only collective punishment, it’s election propaganda,” Jabari said.

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At his press conference after the Celtics’ 107-103 win over the Knicks on Friday night, coach Joe Mazzulla thought he was being asked a question about the play of centers Neemias Queta and Mitchell Robinson when he interrupted to include third-string big man Luka Garza in the discussion, too. Queta and Robinson collected two fouls apiece as New York took the lead in the opening 10 minutes. But Mazzulla did not hesitate turning to Garza, whose impact was immediate but not surprising. Garza closed the first quarter by hitting a 3-pointer and drawing an offensive foul, then carried that momentum into the second when he came up with a steal, converted a putback layup, and added another 3-pointer. A 2-point deficit had transformed into a 31-27 lead when Garza exited after a stint of 3:30. He never returned, but his impact in that brief segment was significant. Get Court SenseKeep up with everything Celtics with news, commentary, and analysis from the Globe's all-star team. Arrives twice weekly. Enter Email“It goes back to when everybody asks what the starting lineup is,” Mazzulla said. “We played 10, 12 different lineups. That lineup was extremely important for us. …

Man KilledWatch Eyewitness News and ABC13 originals around the clockSaturday, October 24, 2026 7:28PMHOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Police said a man is dead after an altercation with family members on Friday evening resulted in him hitting his head on the pavement in northwest Houston. According to the Houston Police Department, officers responded to a call in the 5700 block of Hollister Street. Authorities said when officers arrived, Houston Fire Department crews were already at the scene, performing life-saving measures on a man who was down on the sidewalk near the roadway. Officials said the man was then rushed to the hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. Top StoriesInvestigators said that the man was involved in a verbal confrontation with family members that turned physical. The man then reportedly hit his head on the pavement. HPD did not say whether anyone will be charged in the incident. Authorities said the investigation remains ongoing. Copyright © 2026 KTRK-TV. All Rights Reserved. Man KilledWatch LiveTop Stories