National News

• GM Recalling 5.9M Vehicles with Takata Inflators after NHTSA Denies Petition
• U.S. House of Representatives Passes National Apprenticeship Act of 2020
• Ford Explorer Carbon Monoxide Lawsuit Settlement
• Carvana Takes Stand Against Hidden Fees; Reports Strong Q3 Earnings
• Enterprise Holdings Pledges $120 Million to Advance Social and Racial Equity, Expand Fight Against Hunger
• NABC Announces Category Winners of Rides for a Reason Virtual Car Show Presented by LKQ
• COVID-19: How Businesses Can Reduce the Risk of EPL Claims
• Drive Toward a Cure Hosting Online Event to Support Parkinson's Disease Research
• U.S. Electric Vehicles Market Set to Register Nearly Five-Fold Growth by 2025, Says Frost & Sullivan
• New AWDA Officers, At-Large Governors Take Office

Western News

• California Tells Tesla Employees to Ignore Stay-at-home Order, Declaring Them 'Essential'
• The Boring Company’s LVCC Loop Can Move More Than 8,000 People Every Hour, Simulation Shows
• GM Dumps Trump in His Attempt to Bar California from Setting Emissions
• CA Gov’s New Restrictions to Face Legal Challenges as Counties Join Forces to Reject Orders
• CARSTAR Chilton Auto Body Pleasanton Earns BMW Certification

Southeastern News

• Big Guns Line Up in Florida AOB Fight
• HGreg.com Invites Customers to Drop Off Toys for U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program
• COVID-19 Vaccine Could Be Ready For Florida's Priority Recipients in December
• Classic Collision Grows Again With Acquisition of Elite Auto Collision
• IGONC Delivers Value to Members Through Series of Educational Webinars

NORTHEASTERN NEWS

• COMMENTARY: Implications as Massachusetts Updates its Vehicle Right to Repair Law
• Pennsylvania Tightens Mask Mandate, Enacts New Travel Rules as Virus Surges
• Car Part Thefts Plague Rome, NY, Businesses
• Massachusetts Voters Vote Yes on Right to Repair Bill
• Subaru of America, Inc. Fosters Futures in Automotive with Scholarship for Camden, NJ, Students

Southwestern News

• Seven Charged in Connection With COVID-Relief Fraud Scheme Worth Approximately $16 Million
• TSTC Auto Collision Program in Waco, TX, Provides Women with Skills for the Workforce
• Service King Donates Car to Phoenix Resident Through NABC Recycled Rides Program
• Colorado’s EOC Returns to Highest Level of Operations as COVID-19 Cases Rise
• Another Injured Veteran Receives Retrofitted Vehicle Through DrivenToDrive

Midwestern News

• Gerber Collision & Glass Acquires Repair Center in Oshkosh, WI
• MNCARS Provides High School Support
• Gov. DeWine Places Ohioans Under 21-Day Curfew
• Ford Taps Kansas City to Assemble All-Electric Ford E-Transit
• You Have Not Because You Ask Not: Mike Anderson Presents During IABA’s First Public Virtual Event