Lou Brock, the St. Louis Cardinals’ signature leadoff hitter and base-stealer who helped the team win two World Series in the 1960s, has died. He was 81. Along with starting pitcher Bob Gibson and center fielder Curt Flood, Brock helped build the Cardinals into a powerhouse of speed, defense, and pitching during the ’60s. Opposing managers warned their players not to let Brock get on base: He had 938 steals in his career—so many he had a base-stealing award named after him while still an active player.

In the state of Maryland, the Trump administration cannot enforce a rule that keeps taxpayer money from going to abortion, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Thursday. The ruling only applies in one state, but it contradicts a decision by the 9th Circuit earlier this year, making it more likely the U.S. Supreme Court will eventually weigh in to settle the dispute.

Officials in Orange, Texas, and Lake Charles, La., discussed their rebuilding plans with President Donald Trump during his visit to the storm-ravaged cities on Saturday. Hurricane Laura hit the communities as a Category 4 storm last week, leaving many residents without power or running water, with restoration potentially weeks away. Sixteen people died as a result of the storm, more than half of those from carbon monoxide poisoning due to the unsafe operation of generators.

As he battled ferocious aliens and evil geniuses on-screen, Chadwick Boseman, Marvel’s Black Panther, fought privately against the disease that ended his life. His family announced his death from colon cancer on Friday. He was 43.

Liberty University’s Board of Trustees said Tuesday it had accepted the resignation of Jerry Falwell Jr. as the school’s president, chancellor, and board member. His severance package, according to a statement released by the board, “was dictated by the terms of his preexisting employment agreement.”

After news broke of a scandal involving Jerry Falwell Jr., his status at Liberty University wavered between questionable and definitely leaving, depending on which media outlet was reporting it. The university said in a statement he agreed to step down as president and from its board of directors but then withdrew the resignation after news of it hit the national press.

President Donald Trump issued a major disaster declaration on Saturday to help California through one of its worst wildfire seasons. Three clusters of wildfires in the San Francisco Bay Area, two of them ranking as the second- and third-largest in state history, continue to burn as more high winds and lightning are expected. Since thousands of lightning strikes began on Aug. 15, firefighters have responded to at least 585 wildfires, which have burned 1.2 million acres or 1,875 square miles.