Dorian is a slow-moving storm that sat on the Bahamas for hours, battering the islands and causing catastrophic damage. Officials have reported five deaths so far, while many people are reported missing while survivors take to social media pleading for help and prayers. Lorraine Caceres has the latest.

The first all-female flight crew has been flying into the eye of the storm collecting data. UNews spoke with one of the crew members, Lt. Lindsey Norman, about this historic flight crew and their vital mission.

Millions of Florida residents remain in Dorian's path. Officials are urging people to prepare now. To explain how people should prepare, UNews spoke with Grace Meinhofer, she's a Red Cross spokesperson.

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said that a "sophisticated camera" was found in a room used for meetings at his presidential offices. He alleged that the camera was intended to spy on him and his administration. Azul Alvarez has the details.

In Mexico, one university is trying to change the rehabilitation process for patients with mobility issues by using video games. The end goal is to revolutionize the way medical experts use video games to help people with an assortment of medical conditions. Natalia Meneses has the story.

In Washington state, after accusations that some guests of the Motel 6 chain had their names turned over to ICE without a warrant, victims could get financial compensation. Gianny Aponte has the story.