Hawaii's false missile alert sent by troubled worker who thought an attack was imminent, officials say

  1. Hawaii's false missile alert sent by troubled worker who thought an attack was imminent, officials say  Washington Post
  2. Hawaii employee who sent alert thought real missile was incoming; state emergency manager resigns  Los Angeles Times
  3. Timeline of the Hawaii false missile alert shows how drill went wrong  CNN
  4. Preliminary Report: Hawaii Emergency Management Agency's January 13 ... - Federal Communications Commission  Federal Communications Commission
  5. Kirby: You get the missile alert. You have 15 minutes to live. What would you do? Well, here's my list.  Salt Lake TribuneFull coverage

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