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Home News UTRGV awarded $1.2 million grant from NASA for their STEM program UTRGV was one of 19 colleges and universities from across the country that was awarded a grant from NASA to expand their STEM program. A... UTRGV holds white coat ceremony for students entering the medical field Dozens of future doctors in the Rio Grande... RGV Promotions is inviting the public to their free health and wellness expo. The event, set for Friday, Aug. 4 at... Additional Links Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Saturday, July 29, 2023: Chance of thunderstorms with highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather app for the latest updates right on your phone. You can also follow our KRGV First Warn... Friday, July 28, 2023: Possible thunderstorms, highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Thursday, July 27, 2023: Mostly dry, temps in the 100s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Additional Links Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports RGV FC has two players sent off in 2-1 loss to FC Tulsa TULSA, Oklahoma (Friday, July 21, 2023) – Rio Grande Valley FC (5-6-9) snapped their unbeaten streak as they dropped the match at FC Tulsa (7-7-7) 2-1... Weslaco Intermediate All-Star Headed to Little League Regional Tournament WESLACO, TEXAS -- The Weslaco 13U Little League... Weslaco Little League All-Stars baseball team competing at Southwest Regional Tournament in Sugarland The Weslaco 13U Little League All-Stars will be... Additional Links High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming Additional Links TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community Pump Patrol: Friday, July 28, 2023 Zoo Guest: Cornelius the corn snake Pump Patrol: Thursday, July 27, 2023 Additional Links 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Additional Links Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV Continúa la búsqueda de la cabra Willy en el condado Willacy La búsqueda de una cabra en el rodeo del condado Willacy continúa luego de 13 días de su fuga. Willy se escapó de la ganadería Show... La Entrevista: Extreme Pizza ofrece pizza estilo Nueva York en el Valle del Río Grande Una franquicia de pizza estilo Nueva York está... Desde el Zoológico: ¡Conozcan a Cornelius, la serpiente de maíz! Alejandra Rodríguez nos visita desde el zoológico, Gladys... Additional Links Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search Home News Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search SEARCH x invalid call of the function getCategories, first Argument (video_id) is of invalid type, can't cast String [] to a value of type [numeric] Radar 7 Days
https://www.krgv.com/gallery-videos/bill-to-expand-starr-camargo-bridge-heads-to-u-s-house-of-representatives
2023-07-30T04:06:23
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https://www.krgv.com/gallery-videos/bill-to-expand-starr-camargo-bridge-heads-to-u-s-house-of-representatives
HOUSTON — New Texas laws are aimed at cracking down on human trafficking by imposing a minimum 25-year sentence for those convicted. Officials say they've seen an uptick in human traffickers targetting kids at schools, rehab centers and foster care. We spoke with some women who wanted to share their difficult stories to bring awareness to this problem. "I was trafficked at the age of 17," said Angela Williams. Williams, now age 39, was going to high school in Houston when it happened. "I wanted to be a marine biologist," she said. But, her dreams were ripped away by a human trafficker. She said she was recruited by someone at her school. "He sent another minor to come to approach me to come hang out," Williams said. It's the same thing that happened to Courtney Litvak. "People who were athletes and upperclassmen came to me," she said. The two women say they were sexually exploited across the country for years until they managed to get away. "I asked God to make a way for me to escape and he did," Litvak said. "I quite literally ran for my life." New laws signed by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott increase the criminal penalty for human trafficking committed in colleges, universities, foster care and shelters. "This will give us the ability to develop a stronger case and longer terms," said Saul Suarez with the Harris County Sheriff's Office Major Criminal Investigations division. Prior to this new law, offenders could face anywhere from 5 to 99 years in prison. Now, the minimum has been raised to 25 years in prison. "We are excited about using it," said Fort Bend County District Attorney Brian Middleton. The bills go into effect on September 1 and also apply to online trafficking.
https://www.kcentv.com/article/news/local/texas/texas-human-trafficking-laws/285-973786ae-31a4-45b9-a25e-23328c8e54b8
2023-07-30T04:06:23
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https://www.kcentv.com/article/news/local/texas/texas-human-trafficking-laws/285-973786ae-31a4-45b9-a25e-23328c8e54b8
For the Culture festival in Topeka celebrates black culture TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - “For the Culture just means how can we best help each other,” said Alona Harrison, marketing director, For the Culture Kansas. For the Culture Kansas is holding a four-day inaugural festival in Topeka. The African-American community is so resilient,” Harrison said. “Whenever you do something, you do it for the culture, you do it for your people because all you want to do is help your people get ahead and do better. Just give them the same opportunities as everybody else and that’s what we’re trying to do with For the Culture Kansas.” Saturday morning kicked off with a historical bus tour of 12 different points of interest throughout the capital city. There was plenty more in store for the rest of the day as well. “Today, we are rolling through our scheduled events. It’s our family day of fun, we started off at 9:00 a.m. and we’ll be out here till 9:00 p.m. It’s full of comedy, this morning we had a heath panel, and a business panel where we also announced an initiative by CBW Bank.” Alonzo Harrison is a board member of the organization. He said as a business owner himself, one of the reasons he got involved was to support black-owned businesses in the community. “Black wealth. There’s trillions of dollars in the community, but it’s so dispersed it doesn’t stay in our neighborhoods more than 6 hours from the time people earn the money and spend the money. So with black businesses and working with one and another and interacting... it makes a good reason to help build the possibility of building wealth in the community.” The festival will wrap up Sunday with “Soulful Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Copyright 2023 WIBW. All rights reserved.
https://www.wibw.com/2023/07/30/culture-festival-topeka-celebrates-black-culture/
2023-07-30T04:06:23
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RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Amid a sea of colorful costumes at GalaxyCon, Raleigh is seeing green. From the merchandise vendors inside the Convention Center to food sales outside, the money has been rolling in. GalaxyCon's organizers say they're seeing a record turnout with 50,000 people attending the event, up from the 42,500 they saw the previous year. While we won't know the economic impact until the end of the weekend, it will likely be in the millions. Evelyn Nguyen came up from Charlotte for the event and said while she initially set a budget of $600, she's already spent around $800 between the hotel, travel, tickets, and merchandise at the convention. The economic impact is extending beyond just the convention halls. Some anime fans made the trek to north Raleigh to visit Animazed, which opened back in March. On Saturday, they hit a sales record. "We've hit more than we've ever done, and I don't know if we're going to be able to beat it for a long time," said Marc Robinson from Animazed. A customer from Wendell said he spent $250 on figurines at the store and hopes stores like Animazed and events like GalaxyCon will continue to provide in-person gatherings for the anime community in the Triangle. "It'll help people connect with each other and find like-minded people in the community," he said.
https://abc11.com/galaxycon-fan-expo-convention/13570779/
2023-07-30T04:06:25
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https://abc11.com/galaxycon-fan-expo-convention/13570779/
CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — The United States will expand its military industrial base by helping Australia manufacture guided missiles and rockets for both countries within two years, the allies announced on Saturday as they ramped up defense cooperation to counter China’s growing influence in the Indo-Pacific. The new cooperation on guided weapon production follows a trilateral partnership announcement in March that will see Britain provide Australia with a fleet of eight submarines powered by U.S. nuclear technology. The greater integration of U.S. and Australian militaries was announced after annual talks between U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Secretary of State Antony Blinken and their Australian counterparts, Defense Minister Richard Marles and Foreign Minister Penny Wong. They agreed to cooperate on Australia producing Guided Multiple Launch Rocket Systems by 2025, a communique said. U.S. companies Raytheon and Lockheed Martin only established an Australian enterprise to build such weapons last year. That followed the drain on Western countries’ munitions caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Austin said the move on missiles would strengthen the two allies’ defense industrial base and technological edge. “We’re racing to accelerate Australia’s priority access to munitions through a streamlined acquisition process,” Austin told reporters in Brisbane, Australia. Marles welcomed U.S. support to achieve Australian missile production within two years. “We are really pleased with the steps that we are taking in respect of establishing a guided weapons and explosive ordnance enterprise in this country,” Marles said. The two governments also agreed to upgrade joint military facilities in Australia and to increase U.S. nuclear submarine visits as the United States increases its focus on the South Pacific. The region came to the forefront of the U.S. competition with China for influence last year, when Beijing signed a security pact with Solomon Islands and raised the prospect of a Chinese naval base being established there. Austin became the first U.S. defense secretary to visit Papua New Guinea and Blinken visited New Zealand and Tonga before they arrived in Australia. Saturday’s meeting was overshadowed by the loss of an Australian Army helicopter with four air crew late Friday, during military exercises with the U.S. off the northeastern coast of Australia. U.S., Australian and Canadian militaries are taking part in the search for potential survivors near Whitsunday Islands off the Queensland state coast. Austin and Marles will travel to north Queensland on Sunday to inspect Talisman Sabre, a biennial military exercise between the two countries that this year includes 13 nations and more than 30,000 military personnel.
https://www.koin.com/news/politics/ap-us-pledges-to-help-australia-manufacture-guided-missiles-by-2025/
2023-07-30T04:06:27
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https://www.koin.com/news/politics/ap-us-pledges-to-help-australia-manufacture-guided-missiles-by-2025/
Home News UTRGV awarded $1.2 million grant from NASA for their STEM program UTRGV was one of 19 colleges and universities from across the country that was awarded a grant from NASA to expand their STEM program. A... UTRGV holds white coat ceremony for students entering the medical field Dozens of future doctors in the Rio Grande... RGV Promotions is inviting the public to their free health and wellness expo. The event, set for Friday, Aug. 4 at... Additional Links Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Saturday, July 29, 2023: Chance of thunderstorms with highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather app for the latest updates right on your phone. You can also follow our KRGV First Warn... Friday, July 28, 2023: Possible thunderstorms, highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Thursday, July 27, 2023: Mostly dry, temps in the 100s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Additional Links Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports RGV FC has two players sent off in 2-1 loss to FC Tulsa TULSA, Oklahoma (Friday, July 21, 2023) – Rio Grande Valley FC (5-6-9) snapped their unbeaten streak as they dropped the match at FC Tulsa (7-7-7) 2-1... Weslaco Intermediate All-Star Headed to Little League Regional Tournament WESLACO, TEXAS -- The Weslaco 13U Little League... Weslaco Little League All-Stars baseball team competing at Southwest Regional Tournament in Sugarland The Weslaco 13U Little League All-Stars will be... Additional Links High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming Additional Links TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community Pump Patrol: Friday, July 28, 2023 Zoo Guest: Cornelius the corn snake Pump Patrol: Thursday, July 27, 2023 Additional Links 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Additional Links Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV La Entrevista: Extreme Pizza ofrece pizza estilo Nueva York en el Valle del Río Grande Una franquicia de pizza estilo Nueva York está ofreciendo pizza “gourmet” en las ciudades de McAllen y Mission. Conozca a Extreme Pizza, el restaurante que... Desde el Zoológico: ¡Conozcan a Cornelius, la serpiente de maíz! Alejandra Rodríguez nos visita desde el zoológico, Gladys... La Entrevista: Hombre del Río Grande Valle vende granola hecha en casa en mercados de campesinos Un hombre está vendiendo granola hecha en casa... Additional Links Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search Home News Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search SEARCH x invalid call of the function getCategories, first Argument (video_id) is of invalid type, can't cast String [] to a value of type [numeric] Radar 7 Days
https://www.krgv.com/gallery-videos/conozca-sus-derechos-abogada-de-inmigraci-n-explica-qu-es-un-parole-in-place
2023-07-30T04:06:29
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https://www.krgv.com/gallery-videos/conozca-sus-derechos-abogada-de-inmigraci-n-explica-qu-es-un-parole-in-place
Bronny James plays piano in a video posted by his father, LeBron James, on Saturday, four days after the teenager went into cardiac arrest during a basketball workout at the University of Southern California. The 18-year-old plays a brief melody in front of his family, smiles and gets up without speaking in the video posted on his father's Instagram account. The video doesn't indicate where or when it was shot. “A man of many talents,” the Los Angeles Lakers superstar can be heard saying in the background as Bronny finishes playing with his two younger siblings looking on. TMZ posted photos of Bronny out to dinner with his family, which it says were taken Friday night. They show the teenager with his father outside celebrity hot spot Giorgio Baldi in Santa Monica. Wearing black pants and a zip-up hoodie, Bronny carried his phone while standing outside the Italian restaurant. Bronny was released from the hospital on Thursday. He will continue to undergo tests to determine the cause of his cardiac arrest, which occurred Monday morning during a workout at USC’s Galen Center. "We have our family together, safe and healthy, and we feel your love," LeBron wrote on social media Thursday. "Will have more to say when we’re ready but I wanted to tell everyone how much your support has meant to all of us!" Bronny, whose full name is LeBron James Jr., committed to USC in May after the 6-foot-3 guard became one of the nation’s top prospects out of Sierra Canyon School in nearby Chatsworth. TEGNA's Val Lick contributed to this report.
https://www.kcentv.com/article/news/nation-world/bronny-james-update-after-cardiac-arrest/507-3280e25d-0548-45c6-b647-40568b3c99ea
2023-07-30T04:06:29
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https://www.kcentv.com/article/news/nation-world/bronny-james-update-after-cardiac-arrest/507-3280e25d-0548-45c6-b647-40568b3c99ea
Home News UTRGV awarded $1.2 million grant from NASA for their STEM program UTRGV was one of 19 colleges and universities from across the country that was awarded a grant from NASA to expand their STEM program. A... UTRGV holds white coat ceremony for students entering the medical field Dozens of future doctors in the Rio Grande... RGV Promotions is inviting the public to their free health and wellness expo. The event, set for Friday, Aug. 4 at... Additional Links Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Saturday, July 29, 2023: Chance of thunderstorms with highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather app for the latest updates right on your phone. You can also follow our KRGV First Warn... Friday, July 28, 2023: Possible thunderstorms, highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Thursday, July 27, 2023: Mostly dry, temps in the 100s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Additional Links Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports RGV FC has two players sent off in 2-1 loss to FC Tulsa TULSA, Oklahoma (Friday, July 21, 2023) – Rio Grande Valley FC (5-6-9) snapped their unbeaten streak as they dropped the match at FC Tulsa (7-7-7) 2-1... Weslaco Intermediate All-Star Headed to Little League Regional Tournament WESLACO, TEXAS -- The Weslaco 13U Little League... Weslaco Little League All-Stars baseball team competing at Southwest Regional Tournament in Sugarland The Weslaco 13U Little League All-Stars will be... Additional Links High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming Additional Links TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community Pump Patrol: Friday, July 28, 2023 Zoo Guest: Cornelius the corn snake Pump Patrol: Thursday, July 27, 2023 Additional Links 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Additional Links Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV La Entrevista: Extreme Pizza ofrece pizza estilo Nueva York en el Valle del Río Grande Una franquicia de pizza estilo Nueva York está ofreciendo pizza “gourmet” en las ciudades de McAllen y Mission. Conozca a Extreme Pizza, el restaurante que... Desde el Zoológico: ¡Conozcan a Cornelius, la serpiente de maíz! Alejandra Rodríguez nos visita desde el zoológico, Gladys... La Entrevista: Hombre del Río Grande Valle vende granola hecha en casa en mercados de campesinos Un hombre está vendiendo granola hecha en casa... Additional Links Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search Home News Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search SEARCH x invalid call of the function getCategories, first Argument (video_id) is of invalid type, can't cast String [] to a value of type [numeric] Radar 7 Days
https://www.krgv.com/gallery-videos/dps-using-speakers-to-deter-migrants-from-crossing-the-rio-grande
2023-07-30T04:06:35
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Pamela Smith’s voice soared and quivered like a preacher in midsermon as she recalled her troubled childhood and how it helped prepare her for the challenges she faces as the new police chief in the nation’s capital. “I stand before you as a child who had no hopes, who had no dreams — they were far beyond my reach. But I believe that all things are possible,” she said at her introductory news conference in Washington, in cadences honed by years as an ordained Baptist minister. “I believe I bring a fresh perspective, a different kind of energy, a different level of passion to what I’m going to do.” Smith takes on the job at a precarious time. Violent crime is rising sharply, fueled by more homicides and carjackings. The District of Columbia’s mayor, Muriel Bowser, and the D.C. Council have, at times, been at odds about crime legislation. On Capitol Hill, the Republican-led House has begun citing the city’s crime statistics while aggressively reviewing local public safety laws. On July 24, the Mexican Consulate posted a tweet urging its nationals to “take precautions” in the city due to “a significant increase in crime in areas previously considered safe.” Smith, 55, now becomes one of the public faces of this long-term fight even before the Council votes on her nomination as chief. She brings an inspirational story to her new role leading the Metropolitan Police Department. Raised in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, by a single mother who battled substance abuse, Smith and her siblings were at one point removed from their home and spent time in foster care. Smith emerged as a track star and went on to a 24-year career in the U.S. Park Police, where she served as the agency’s first Black female chief before retiring in 2022 to take up a senior leadership position at the MPD. Law enforcement and government officials repeatedly point out that overall crime numbers in Washington have stayed relatively stable. But the crimes that have increased the most — murders and carjackings — are the ones most likely to damage public confidence. “The scariest crimes are going up and regardless of what’s happening with other crimes, that’s what’s going to fuel the overall perception,” U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves told The Associated Press. Graves’ office prosecutes most felonies in Washington, in a unique arrangement due to the district’s status as a nonstate. The city’s attorney general’s office prosecutes misdemeanors and juvenile crime, which is also on the rise. This intricate dynamic among two separate sets of prosecutors, the city’s police force, Bowser’s administration and the Council has been publicly tested as the crime numbers have stayed high — all with Congress taking an increasing interest in the district’s affairs. Public safety was a primary topic of debate last year when Bowser, 50, successfully ran for a third term in office. She has spent this term sparring with both the Council and the House Oversight and Accountability Committee over how best to address crime. July has been a particular bloody month, with 22 homicides as of Friday, including murders on the campuses of both Howard and Catholic universities. The victims include an Afghan man who survived years of working as a translator for the U.S. Army in Afghanistan only to be murdered in America while driving for Lyft. Nine people, including two children, were shot at a July Fourth party, when an assailant in an SUV opened fire on the crowd. A 12-year old girl remains hospitalized after being shot in the back Tuesday night by a bullet that penetrated the walls of her home. Although the local murder rate is well below the levels in the 1980s and early 1990s, when Washington regularly led the nation in murders per capita, it has climbed steadily in recent years. In 2022, there was a roughly 10% drop in homicides, but now, homicides are up 15 percent compared with this time a year ago and the city is on pace to surpass 200 for the third year in a row. Police also reported 140 carjacking incidents in the month of June — the highest monthly total in more than five years. Crime in Washington is now a national headline issue in Congress. In the spring, Bowser and Council members were summoned before the House Oversight and Accountability Committee for a heated session on local crime rates. Congress voted to completely overturn the Council’s comprehensive rewrite of the district’s criminal code. Bowser was caught in the middle of the dispute. She had vetoed the overhaul, saying the reduction of maximum penalties for certain violent crimes “sent the wrong message,” but was overridden by the Council. The mayor opposes congressional intervention in local affairs as part of Washington’s long push for statehood, but her initial veto was frequently cited by Republican lawmakers as proof that the rewrite was soft on crime. In an embarrassment for the heavily Democratic city, the move to cancel the criminal code revision drew support from dozens of congressional Democratic and was signed into law by President Joe Biden. Earlier this month, the Council, with Bowser’s support, passed emergency public safety legislation meant to serve as a temporary fix. The bill makes it a felony to fire a gun in public and makes it easier for judges, in cases where people are charged with a violent crime, to detain them before trial. As an emergency bill, the changes will only last 90 days and will not be subject to congressional review; plans to make the changes permanent in the fall will face scrutiny by lawmakers. “It is no secret … to the public that we are in a state of emergency right now,” said Brooke Pinto, the D.C. Council member who was the bill’s architect. “Like in any emergency, we have to act like it and we have to act urgently to address the problem we’re seeing.” But some pushing for a criminal justice overhaul said city lawmakers were reverting to mass incarceration policies that had long ago been discredited. “We’re way beyond thinking that we can just incarcerate more people,” said Patrice Sulton, executive director of the D.C. Justice Lab, who helped draft the now-canceled criminal code revision. “I think everybody who voted for it knows that it will not have an impact.” The local branch of the American Civil Liberties Union said in a statement on Twitter that the new bill “essentially flips due process on its head — treating people as guilty and detaining them.” All sides point to one primary factor fueling the violence: a flood to firearms entering Washington. Graves, the district’s federal prosecutor, said the number of guns being used in crimes has skyrocketed, turning petty disputes into deadly battles. This includes a new wave of “ghost guns” — firearms that can be ordered in kits and assembled at home. Other kits can easily turn a semiautomatic weapon into an automatic, enabling a rapid-fire and generally less accurate spray of dozens of bullets. In 2018, authorities recovered three such guns; in 2022, the number was 461. Graves compared the illegal guns to “a virus” in the neighborhood. “The more virus there is in the community, the more people are going to get sick,” he said. “The more illegal firearms are in the community, the more likelihood those illegal firearms are going to be used.”
https://www.koin.com/news/politics/ap-violent-crime-is-rising-in-the-nations-capital-dc-seeks-solutions-as-congress-keeps-close-watch/
2023-07-30T04:06:34
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FUKUOKA, Japan — Here's why Katie Ledecky is one of the greatest freestyle swimmers in the history of the sport: She is never quite satisfied. The 26-year-old American won the 800-meter freestyle on Saturday at the world championships to become the first swimmer to win six golds in the same event at worlds. It was also her 16th individual world title, breaking a tie with Michael Phelps for the most golds at worlds. She also is a seven-time Olympic gold medalist and the world record holder in both the 800 and 1,500. But that winning time — 8 minutes, 8.87 seconds, which is the seventh-quickest she'd ever swum — wasn't quite good enough in her favorite event. “I'm just always trying to think of new ways to improve. I mean I’ve already got everything turning in my head right now. I kind of wanted to be better than I was tonight,” she said, twirling her right hand beside her right ear, trying to stir up ideas. “I’m pretty tough on myself," she said. “But I think I have found the balance of being tough on myself but also having that grace.” The 800 was Ledecky’s second individual gold following her win in the 1,500 free on Tuesday. She also took silver in the 400 free. Li Bingjie of China took silver in 8:13.31, and Ariarne Titmus of Australia got the bronze in 8:13.59. “It's fun to leave a meet with your favorite event, and I just wanted to leave it all in the pool," Ledecky said. It was only the fourth gold for the United States in the seventh of eight days in the pool. Meanwhile, Australia has been piling it on with 13 golds, matching its best at the worlds. Australia won three more golds on Saturday. The Americans lead the overall table with 31 medals (16 silver), Australia has 20 and China 13. Kaylee McKeown of Australia made history of her own with gold in the women’s 200 backstroke. McKeown’s victory gave her a sweep of all three backstroke events after earlier wins in the 50 and 100. She became the first swimmer to sweep all three backstrokes at the worlds. It all made up for her disqualification earlier in the 200 IM. “You can’t change the rules,” she said. “I got ruled out. It’s just the cards I was dealt with and I couldn’t do much more than that. So I just had to carry myself the best I could and channel all my anger and turn a huge negative into a positive.” Regan Smith of the United States picked up the silver in 2:04.94, while Peng Xuwei of China got the bronze in 2:06.74. Sarah Sjöström of Sweden continued her dominance with gold in the 50 butterfly. The 29-year-old won in 24.77 seconds and has now won the event five consecutive times at the worlds. The win brought Sjöström’s individual medals at the worlds to 20, equaling Phelps’ mark. Sjöström also broke her own record in the 50 free, going 23.61 in a semifinal heat. Her old mark was 23.67 set in 2017. “There are not too many secrets,” Sjöström said about her longevity. “Just do the work every day, go to practice, and stay humble.” Zhang Yufei of China, who took gold in the 100 fly, claimed the silver in 25.05, while American Gretchen Walsh got the bronze in 25.46. Japanese fan favorite Rikako Ikee finished seventh (25.78) in the 50 fly but was greeted warmly by the home crowd. The 23-year-old Ikee won six gold medals at the 2018 Asian Games and was expected to be a favorite in the Tokyo Olympics. But she was diagnosed with leukemia in February 2019. Her comeback continues to resonate with both the Japanese public and her fellow competitors. Cameron McEvoy of Australia led all the way to capture the gold in the 50 free in 21.06. It was his first individual gold in the worlds or Olympics. American Jack Alexy collected his second silver of the worlds in 21.57 to go with his silver in the 100 free. Benjamin Proud of Britian, last year’s world champion, took the bronze in 21.58. Caeleb Dressel won the event at the Olympics but did not qualify for the U.S. team. McEvoy's time was quicker than Dressel's winning time in Tokyo — 21.07. Maxime Grousset of France won gold in the 100 fly in 50.14. The 24-year-old took the early lead and held on. Josh Liendo of Canada earned the silver in 50.34, while American Dare Rose made the podium with the bronze (50.46). Ruta Meilutyte of Lithuania equaled the world record of 29.30 in her semifinal in the 50 breaststroke. Australia won the 4x100 mixed freestyle relay in a world record of 3:18.83. The Americans took silver in 3:20.82, with Britain getting the bronze in 3:21.68. The relay is not an Olympic event.
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Home News UTRGV awarded $1.2 million grant from NASA for their STEM program UTRGV was one of 19 colleges and universities from across the country that was awarded a grant from NASA to expand their STEM program. A... UTRGV holds white coat ceremony for students entering the medical field Dozens of future doctors in the Rio Grande... RGV Promotions is inviting the public to their free health and wellness expo. The event, set for Friday, Aug. 4 at... Additional Links Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Saturday, July 29, 2023: Chance of thunderstorms with highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather app for the latest updates right on your phone. You can also follow our KRGV First Warn... Friday, July 28, 2023: Possible thunderstorms, highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Thursday, July 27, 2023: Mostly dry, temps in the 100s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Additional Links Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports RGV FC has two players sent off in 2-1 loss to FC Tulsa TULSA, Oklahoma (Friday, July 21, 2023) – Rio Grande Valley FC (5-6-9) snapped their unbeaten streak as they dropped the match at FC Tulsa (7-7-7) 2-1... Weslaco Intermediate All-Star Headed to Little League Regional Tournament WESLACO, TEXAS -- The Weslaco 13U Little League... Weslaco Little League All-Stars baseball team competing at Southwest Regional Tournament in Sugarland The Weslaco 13U Little League All-Stars will be... Additional Links High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming Additional Links TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community Pump Patrol: Friday, July 28, 2023 Zoo Guest: Cornelius the corn snake Pump Patrol: Thursday, July 27, 2023 Additional Links 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Additional Links Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV La Entrevista: Extreme Pizza ofrece pizza estilo Nueva York en el Valle del Río Grande Una franquicia de pizza estilo Nueva York está ofreciendo pizza “gourmet” en las ciudades de McAllen y Mission. Conozca a Extreme Pizza, el restaurante que... Desde el Zoológico: ¡Conozcan a Cornelius, la serpiente de maíz! Alejandra Rodríguez nos visita desde el zoológico, Gladys... La Entrevista: Hombre del Río Grande Valle vende granola hecha en casa en mercados de campesinos Un hombre está vendiendo granola hecha en casa... Additional Links Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search Home News Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search SEARCH x invalid call of the function getCategories, first Argument (video_id) is of invalid type, can't cast String [] to a value of type [numeric] Radar 7 Days
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Five-year anniversary gifts Shop this article: Roses, I Love You Anniversary Card and 2-Stem Natural Wood Roses with Vase Spending a half-decade together is a reason to celebrate. Roses, chocolate and champagne are fitting gifts for almost any anniversary or milestone. However, when you hit the five-year mark in your relationship, you might want to take things up a notch. Sold by Amazon Tradition dictates that the five-year wedding anniversary gift is wood and meant to signal long-lasting strength, wisdom and forgiveness. Still, nowhere does it say that you have to stick to that, and some great gift ideas include perfume, jewelry, shoes, bags and self-care options. Five-year anniversary wooden gift ideas I Love You Anniversary Card If you’re a stickler for tradition and want to make sure you give a gift of wood, one simple way to achieve this is with your card. This laser-cut classic hearts design is more than just any old anniversary card. It’s a keepsake that can last for years to come. Sold by Amazon Kate Posh 5-Years of Marriage Photo Frame Simple yet also sentimental. This wooden picture frame is engraved and comes in multiple sizes. It has a back-stand easel to display on a table and clips to mount it on the wall. Sold by Amazon 2-Stem Natural Wood Roses with Vase Carved from sugar wood and stained rich chocolate, this stylish, sentimental and symbolic anniversary gift comes with two wooden roses in an oak vase. Sold by Amazon The best fragrance gifts for her With dazzling floral accents and woodsy notes, this scent exudes femininity and mystery. The may rose and jasmine with citrus notes and soft bourbon vanilla help create this sensual Chanel fragrance, making the perfect gift for a romantic anniversary. Sold by Sephora This scent oozes femininity without being overpowering, with an intoxicating blend of warm and spicy, with keynotes of jasmine, orange blossom and woods and patchouli. It’s also ageless, which makes it perfect for either your 5th or 50th anniversary. Sold by Sephora The best self-care gifts for her Goop “The Martini” Emotional Detox Bath Soak Treat your loved one to some peace and tranquility with a soothing bath to relax the mind and body. The pink salt will ease muscles. The chia seed oil hydrates and moisturizes the skin, while the wildcrafted frankincense will soothe the mind. This combination is just as good as a day at the spa. Sold by Sephora Give the gift that spoils your loved one night after night with this slip silk pillowcase that’s a known beauty secret of both beauty experts and dermatologists. Cover her pillow in the highest-grade mulberry silk to help create the ultimate night’s rest. Herbivore Coco Rose Exfoliating Body Scrub Pamper your partner with a body scrub made from virgin coconut oil, sugar and Moroccan rose to leave her skin moisturized and smelling of rose petals and coconuts. This luxe body scrub has been clinically tested and proven to offer softer, smoother and less dry skin. The best jewelry gifts for her TruMiracle Diamond Stud Earrings These exquisite half-carat diamonds with side accents will dazzle and sparkle from every angle. They are available in 14-carat gold, white gold and rose gold. Sold by Macy’s Sarah Chloe Andi Initial Pendant Necklace in 14k Gold-Plate Over Sterling Silver This is a delicate and sophisticated pendant necklace you can wear casually or when dressing to impress. It’s set in 14 carat-gold-plate over sterling silver, with a lobster clasp for closure and a beaded chain. Sold by Macy’s Le Vian Deep-Sea Blue Topaz & Diamond Statement Ring in 14k Rose Gold Give her something she can’t help but show off with this dazzling deep-blue-sea topaz ring. It’s enhanced with nude and chocolate diamond rings that add to the color and sparkle. These gorgeous stones are set in a beautiful strawberry gold that will make your anniversary one to remember. Sold by Macy’s The best handbag gifts for her Michael Kors Bedford Legacy Logo Ladies Leather Crossbody Bag There’s just something about a new handbag that makes a girl smile, so make her grin ear-to-ear with a stylish yet practical black, leather crossbody. This sleek and structured silhouette is an ideal everyday bag to match all outfits while remaining chic. Sold by Amazon The best shoes gifts for her Badgley Mischka Kiara Embellished Peep-Toe Evening Pumps You can never go wrong with super sexy shoes, and these sapphire satin peep-toe pumps with embellished detail fit the bill. These showstoppers will make her feel like a million bucks and make for one extraordinary anniversary. Nine West Women’s Toe Dress Pumps These shoes will be a gift for you and your loved one because you won’t be able to keep your eyes off her when she’s in these ultra-sexy t-strap stilettos. A mix of faux leather and skinny straps from the toe to the ankle make this exotic heel a special occasion in itself. Sold by Macy’s Want to shop the best products at the best prices? Check out Daily Deals from BestReviews. Sign up here to receive the BestReviews weekly newsletter for useful advice on new products and noteworthy deals. Ryan Dempsey is a writer for BestReviews. BestReviews is a product review company with a singular mission: to help simplify your purchasing decisions and save you time and money. BestReviews spends thousands of hours researching, analyzing and testing products to recommend the best picks for most consumers. Copyright 2023 BestReviews, a Nexstar company. All rights reserved.
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Home News UTRGV awarded $1.2 million grant from NASA for their STEM program UTRGV was one of 19 colleges and universities from across the country that was awarded a grant from NASA to expand their STEM program. A... UTRGV holds white coat ceremony for students entering the medical field Dozens of future doctors in the Rio Grande... RGV Promotions is inviting the public to their free health and wellness expo. The event, set for Friday, Aug. 4 at... Additional Links Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Saturday, July 29, 2023: Chance of thunderstorms with highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather app for the latest updates right on your phone. You can also follow our KRGV First Warn... Friday, July 28, 2023: Possible thunderstorms, highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Thursday, July 27, 2023: Mostly dry, temps in the 100s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Additional Links Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports RGV FC has two players sent off in 2-1 loss to FC Tulsa TULSA, Oklahoma (Friday, July 21, 2023) – Rio Grande Valley FC (5-6-9) snapped their unbeaten streak as they dropped the match at FC Tulsa (7-7-7) 2-1... Weslaco Intermediate All-Star Headed to Little League Regional Tournament WESLACO, TEXAS -- The Weslaco 13U Little League... Weslaco Little League All-Stars baseball team competing at Southwest Regional Tournament in Sugarland The Weslaco 13U Little League All-Stars will be... Additional Links High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming Additional Links TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community Pump Patrol: Friday, July 28, 2023 Zoo Guest: Cornelius the corn snake Pump Patrol: Thursday, July 27, 2023 Additional Links 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Additional Links Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV La Entrevista: Extreme Pizza ofrece pizza estilo Nueva York en el Valle del Río Grande Una franquicia de pizza estilo Nueva York está ofreciendo pizza “gourmet” en las ciudades de McAllen y Mission. Conozca a Extreme Pizza, el restaurante que... Desde el Zoológico: ¡Conozcan a Cornelius, la serpiente de maíz! Alejandra Rodríguez nos visita desde el zoológico, Gladys... La Entrevista: Hombre del Río Grande Valle vende granola hecha en casa en mercados de campesinos Un hombre está vendiendo granola hecha en casa... Additional Links Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search Home News Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search SEARCH x invalid call of the function getCategories, first Argument (video_id) is of invalid type, can't cast String [] to a value of type [numeric] Radar 7 Days
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While the kids are on home instruction, there’s no better time than now to school them — on the 80s and 90s movies, that is. These decades are pop-culture treasure troves from which many of our fondest memories are plucked. That’s why you and the kiddos should curl up on the couch and revisit your favorite flicks. Believe it or not, many of them are rich in educational value, even if it’s a matter of drawing the line with feathered bangs. Our team rounded up essential 80s and 90s cinematic masterpieces for you to share with your kids as they begin their new favorite class, Film Studies 101: The Wonder Years. Shop this article: Sister Act (1993), 10 Things I Hate About You (1999) and Sixteen Candles (1984) Rated PG Sister Act (1993) Witness protection doesn’t need to be boring, especially when you send a Vegas lounge singer into a nunnery for selling out her mob boyfriend. Sister Mary Clarence brings a little jazz to the sisterhood, and you’ll probably sing along to this one — much to the chagrin of the kids. Other subjects covered: Music theory, criminal justice, religion Also available at Disney+ The Sandlot (1993) The summer of 1962 is a formative one for this motley crew of young baseball players. From awkward interactions with girls to dealing with bullying, it’s an all-ages relatable story. And yes, there are plenty of inside jokes that only true baseball fans will appreciate. Other subjects covered: Bildungsroman, baseball history, bullying Also available at Starz Beetlejuice (1988) Introduce the kiddos to Lydia, a teen undergoing major life adjustments. Moving and making new friends in less-than-ideal situations isn’t easy, especially when you befriend the ghosts of tenants past in your new home — some of whom have colorful personalities. Other subjects covered: Blended families, real estate ethics, exorcisms Life is Beautiful (1998) In an attempt to shield his son from the reality of Nazi occupation in Italy, a quirky Jewish bookshop owner turns their new way of life into a game. The lighthearted approach to keeping young Guido out of harm’s way without further traumatizing him is truly touching. Other subjects covered: WW2 history, European geography, family dynamics Hocus Pocus (1993) Soul-sucking witches from 1693 surface 300 years later to give young Max a run for his money in Salem, Mass. Kids will be enthralled with his journey, as it shows how the actions of a single person has the potential to impact — or save — an entire town. Other subjects covered: Early American history, time management, the effervescent Bette Midler Also available at Disney+ Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure (1989) Whoa! Bill and Ted are the unintentional professors of this crash-course in world history. Join them as they adapt to ancient cultures and interact with historical figures — in a most excellent way. Other subjects covered: the French Revolution, Greek philosophy, DIY repairs Also available at Starz Jungle 2 Jungle (1997) The concrete jungle of New York City is a far cry from where Mimi-Siku was raised in the remote Canaima region of Venezuela. Upon arrival, he has to get used to Western traditions, a father he’s never met, and unexpected shenanigans involving the Russian mob. Other subjects covered: Cultural diffusion, New York City architecture, table manners Top Gun (1986) Follow Kenny Loggins’s advice: Ride into the danger zone. Few things are as cool as Maverick rocking Ray-Bans and breaking the sound barrier. Cruise through the skies in style — and in preparation for this summer’s second installment to the iconic 80s blockbuster. Other subjects covered: Aerospace engineering, gravity, classic 80s music Rated PG-13 10 Things I Hate About You (1999) A star-studded cast does Shakespeare justice in this modern spin on The Taming of the Shrew. High school can be the cruelest of times with unrequited love, impenetrable cliques, and popularity contests. Personality perseveres, though: being nice matters, and true love can prevail. Other subjects covered: Courtly love, sibling rivalries, puberty Also available at Disney+ Jurassic Park (1993) Who doesn’t love a nature versus nurture story told through misadventures in a dinosaur theme park? Kids can flex their problem-solving skills by coming up with ways to escape velociraptors running amok — and may emerge as budding paleontologists. Other subjects covered: Evolution, GMOs, the dangers of portable toilets Titanic (1997) Follow the larger-than-life story of Jack and Rose, star-crossed lovers divided by class, set on the ill-fated Titanic. Besides learning about the ship’s history, you’ll also explore how this mega-budget movie managed to pull off its special effects. Other subjects covered: Early 20th century history, cinematic history, anatomy of a ship Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986) Think it’s hard to relate to a high school slacker cutting class when you miss school? Think again. Ferris Bueller plays hooky and bites off more than he can chew trying to evade the principal. It’s a great lesson on the snowball effects of decision-making — not to mention joyriding. Other subjects covered: Driver’s education, historic Chicago, the dramatic fourth wall Clueless (1995) This satirical commentary on 90s Valley Girls is very loosely based on Jane Austen’s Emma. Slice through the vivacious verbiage to see the true heart of the story. Cher’s tireless mission as a social butterfly reveals good intentions, despite hang-ups with designer clothing. Other subjects covered: 90s fashion, British Romantic literature, epic closet organization Edward Scissorhands (1990) Running with scissors is not encouraged, and neither is falling in love when you have them for hands. This Franken-fantasy love story is endearing and illustrates the importance of not judging others by their appearance. Besides, we’re all one snip away from having our hearts broken, too. Other subjects covered: Human anatomy, Johnny Depp as a film icon, landscape architecture Wayne’s World (1992) Your kids will never hear an electric guitar the same way again. This 90s spectacle incorporates all things pop culture, including the music and fashion of the era. It’s also fascinating to draw similarities between this low-budget basement show and modern-day live-streaming. Other subjects covered: History of social media, 80s classic rock and metal, fashionable flannel Rated R Sixteen Candles (1984) Sixteen is already hard enough, and things get more complicated when your sister’s wedding overshadows your birthday. Follow Sam as she becomes embroiled in a challenging relationship with her crush and navigates the antics of nerdy teenage boys. Other subjects covered: Sex education, Molly Ringwald as a cultural icon, event planning Also available at Starz Coming to America (1988) When Crown Prince Akeem of Zamunda breaks with tradition and refuses an arranged marriage, he travels to none other than New York City to find an independent woman. East and West collide during Akeem’s courtship attempts, which are awkward and borderline inappropriate. Other subjects covered: Cultural diffusion, courtship, international travel Robin Hood: Men in Tights (1994) To be fair, this film is technically PG-13, but it should be R. Set in jolly England, this comical delight is an un-PC retelling of Robin Hood. Toilet humor abounds, including a character named Latrine. The puns are awful, the names are worse, and if you do nothing else, duck and cover when Blinkin picks up a crossbow. Other subjects covered: Medieval times, scriptwriting, personal hygiene Want to shop the best products at the best prices? Check out Daily Deals from BestReviews. Sign up here to receive the BestReviews weekly newsletter for useful advice on new products and noteworthy deals. Sian Babish writes for BestReviews. BestReviews has helped millions of consumers simplify their purchasing decisions, saving them time and money. Copyright 2023 BestReviews, a Nexstar company. All rights reserved.
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Types of residential water heaters Residential water heaters come in tank, tankless and hybrid varieties. Each type has its own distinct characteristics; benefits as well as drawbacks. By looking at factors including cost, energy efficiency, maintenance and lifespan, you’ll be able to determine which type is right for your home. Shop this article: Rheem 50-Gallon Residential Electric Water Heater, Stiebel Eltron Tempra 36 Plus Tankless Heater, A.O. Smith 50-Gallon Hybrid Heat Pump Water Heater Tank water heaters Traditional water heaters feature a tank that stores hot water until it’s needed. They range in size from 30-50 gallons and run on either gas or electricity. These units cost less upfront compared to tankless and hybrid water heaters. Since they’re the most common type, costs associated with installation, repairs and maintenance are relatively low in comparison. Tank water heaters are associated with the most energy loss, referred to as standby heat loss. They waste energy by maintaining hot water in the tank when not in use. Traditional water heaters have the shortest lifespan compared to the other types, typically lasting 8-12 years. Exposure to water, oxygen and minerals corrodes the tank over time, causing it to leak; this process is usually what causes a tank water heater to cease functioning. Tankless water heaters Also referred to as on-demand water heaters, tankless models are powered by gas or electricity. According to the Department of Energy, “for homes that use 41 gallons or less of hot water daily, demand water heaters can be 24–34% more energy efficient than conventional storage tank water heaters.” While tankless water heaters cost more up-front and are pricier to install compared to tank units, energy savings make them more cost-effective in the long run. Tankless heaters also take up significantly less space compared to tank and hybrid models. Tankless water heaters have the longest lifespan, capable of lasting around 15 to 20 years. This is in part due to the fact that they do not operate constantly the way a traditional tank heater does. However, tankless water heater components may also experience corrosion, eventually. Hybrid water heaters Hybrid water heaters run on minimal electricity, consisting of a tank and a heat pump. They’re larger than tank water heaters, with sizes ranging from 50 to 80 gallons. Unlike tank and tankless units, they don’t directly generate heat — heat is taken from the surrounding air and transferred into the tank. For this reason, hybrid water heaters are among the most energy-efficient options on the market. However, they are costly and more expensive to install compared to traditional storage tank heaters. Hybrid water heaters function best when the temperature of the surrounding air remains at or above 40 degrees. Hybrid water heaters tend to last around 13-15 years. Similar to tankless water heaters, they do not run continuously, which increases their lifespan. They still contain a tank capable of corroding, though, so they won’t last as long as tankless units. Best tank water heaters Rheem 50-Gallon Residential Electric Water Heater This electric water heater has a 50-gallon capacity suitable for households of 3-5 people. The water heater includes a 6-year tank and parts warranty. Sold by Walmart Rheem 40-Gallon Residential Electric Water Heater If you’re looking for an electric model for a smaller household, this unit is a better option. It can reliably heat water for two to four people, with an included six-year tank and parts warranty. Sold by Walmart Rheem 40-Gallon Natural Gas Water Heater This natural gas heater with a 40-gallon capacity can support households of 2-4 people. It features a push-button ignition for an easier startup process. You’re covered with a 6-year tank and parts warranty, as well. Sold by Walmart Best tankless water heaters Stiebel Eltron Tempra 36 Plus Tankless Heater This tankless electric option provides a continuous output of hot water for three to four bathrooms in warm climates or two to three bathrooms in cooler climates. It has a digital display and preset temperature buttons that simplify operation. This heater comes with seven-year leakage and three-year parts warranties. Sold by Amazon EcoSmart ECO 27 Tankless Water Heater Another electric pick, this tankless model can heat up to 6 gallons of water per minute, ideal for apartment and condo units in warmer climates. It features a digital display and dial temperature controls. The lifetime warranty offers peace of mind. Sold by Amazon Eemax Electric Tankless Water Heater In cold climates, this tankless electric model produces enough hot water for one shower and two sinks to run simultaneously. In warmer climates, this heater can support up to four showers running at once. It features a digital display and dial controls, plus 5-year leak and 1-year parts warranties with purchase. Sold by Amazon Best hybrid water heater A.O. Smith 50-Gallon Hybrid Heat Pump Water Heater This hybrid water heater has a 50-gallon tank capable of servicing households of three to five people. You can access efficiency, hybrid, electric and vacation operating modes using the electronic interface. The electric heater comes with a six-year tank and parts warranty. Sold by Amazon Want to shop the best products at the best prices? Check out Daily Deals from BestReviews. Sign up here to receive the BestReviews weekly newsletter for useful advice on new products and noteworthy deals. Amy Evans writes for BestReviews. BestReviews has helped millions of consumers simplify their purchasing decisions, saving them time and money. Copyright 2023 BestReviews, a Nexstar company. All rights reserved.
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Best time to fertilize your lawn Whether you’re creating a comfortable space for your family to spend their free time or increasing the curb appeal of your property, maintaining a green and healthy lawn can be difficult. One of the most effective steps you can take is applying fertilizer, but correctly applying it can be tricky. And an incorrect application can do more harm than good. We at BestReviews want you to be knowledgeable when utilizing fertilizer and have created this guide to help you feel confident you’re adding the correct amount at the appropriate time. Shop this article: EGO Power+ 21-inch 56-volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Mower, Scotts Turf Builder Classic Drop Spreader and Flexzilla Garden Hose Fertilizer nutrients Most fertilizers found in a store will have three numbers printed on the packaging, referring to nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. Though all these nutrients are necessary for a better lawn, each performs a specific role in facilitating healthy grass growth. Nitrogen Nitrogen is the most important nutrient required for a healthy lawn. All plants, including grass, need nitrogen to produce chlorophyll. Chlorophyll not only acts as food for the plant but also gives the plant its green color. Applying a nitrogen fertilizer helps your grass grow faster, recover from environmental stresses and deters disease and invasive weeds. Although nitrogen needs to be applied in the correct amount, too much nitrogen can lead to rapid growth with an underdeveloped root system. Too little nitrogen and the yard may become nitrogen deficient, causing the grass to yellow. Phosphorus Phosphorus promotes vigorous root growth and helps the grass pull water from the soil. A robust root system encourages proper hydration, helps plants reach full maturity, aids in survival during dry weather and keeps soil and nutrients from blowing away during strong winds and storms. Potassium Potassium helps a plant’s cells maintain ‘turgor pressure,’ also known as hydrostatic pressure. Simply put, turgor pressure is what gives the plant’s cell its structural integrity. This allows the plant to survive harsh conditions, like cold weather or drought. Best grass mowers EGO Power+ 21-inch 56-volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Mower Cordless, self-propelled, and able to run 80 minutes on a single charge, the EGO Power 21-inch 56-volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Mower is the rare full-electric mower that feels like a gas model. Sold by Amazon Black & Decker 6.5A 12-inch Electric 3-in-1 Trimmer/Edger and Mower This Black and Decker lawn edger is an affordable and quality option for those with medium to small yards looking for a versatile machine. Sold by Amazon Types of fertilizer Fast-release vs. slow-release With nitrogen as the most critical component in facilitating plant growth, you should pay careful attention to how you introduce it into your yard’s ecosystem. Fast-release nitrogen fertilizers provide rapid growth and greening but increase the risk of nitrogen oversaturation. Slow-release nitrogen fertilizers, also known as controlled-release fertilizers, allow for a more gradual introduction of nitrogen. Plant greening and maturation won’t be rapid, but you can expect even grass growth and lessen the chance of lawn damage. Liquids vs. granules Most home fertilizers come in either liquid or granule form. Though both contain the same nutrients needed to facilitate healthy lawn growth, they each have specific benefits and drawbacks. Liquid fertilizers have a consistent distribution of nutrients and are easy to apply. Liquid fertilizers do not have a slow-release nitrogen option, and the initial cost of a distribution system can be steep. Granular fertilizers are cheap to purchase, especially in bulk, are easy to store and provide slow-release nitrogen fertilizer options. Though granular fertilizers don’t spread as evenly as their liquid counterparts, the cost of granule distribution systems is far less. Best granular spreaders Scotts Turf Builder Classic Drop Spreader With its straightforward operation and ease of use, the Turf Builder Classic Drop Spreader is an ideal fit for those who need to distribute fertilizer over a large area. Sold by Amazon Scotts Turf Builder EdgeGuard Mini Broadcast Spreader For gardeners on a budget, Scotts Turf Builder EdgeGuard Mini Broadcast Spreader has plenty of capacity to cover most lawns and gardens. Sold by Amazon Scotts Wizz Hand-Held Spreader Lightweight and handheld, the Scotts Wizz Hand-Held Spreader is an excellent fit for the gardener with a small or atypical-shaped yard in need of fertilizing. Sold by Amazon When is the best time to fertilize your lawn? Depending on the needs of your soil and climate, your lawn may require multiple applications of fertilizer throughout the year. However, there are two critical times during the year when spreading fertilizer can most benefit your yard. Spring When fertilizer is applied to frozen soil, the plants cannot absorb nitrogen and other nutrients. Instead, the nitrogen rests on top of the soil and can be washed away, collecting in the low parts of a yard or into storm drains and ditches. These areas become damaged from an over-concentration of nitrogen and will need further attention and maintenance. In spring, wait until the soil has sufficiently thawed and warmed before applying fertilizer. Creating a solid root system early will lead to a healthier and greener yard later, so be cautious not to apply too much nitrogen too fast. Fall Late fall is arguably the most critical time to apply fertilizer, as the winter months will be the hardest on your lawn. Research the expected climate in your area and spread fertilizer 2-3 weeks before the soil will freeze. The morning dews during those few weeks will bring the essential nutrients from the fertilizer into the soil. The result will be a lawn more prepared for the cold winter months and a healthier root system when the soil thaws again in the spring. When to water the lawn after fertilizing If you decide to apply granular fertilizer to your lawn, water the area immediately to ensure the nutrients are absorbed. Never apply granular fertilizer to wet grass, as wet grass can cause nitrogen to wash away before entering the soil, damaging your lawn. Rugged enough to discourage kinks, yet flexible and easy to use, the Flexzilla garden hose is an ideal purchase for the gardener who prefers a hands-on approach to lawn maintenance. Sold by Amazon Want to shop the best products at the best prices? Check out Daily Deals from BestReviews. Sign up here to receive the BestReviews weekly newsletter for useful advice on new products and noteworthy deals. Gerrad Frei writes for BestReviews. 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Home News UTRGV awarded $1.2 million grant from NASA for their STEM program UTRGV was one of 19 colleges and universities from across the country that was awarded a grant from NASA to expand their STEM program. A... UTRGV holds white coat ceremony for students entering the medical field Dozens of future doctors in the Rio Grande... RGV Promotions is inviting the public to their free health and wellness expo. The event, set for Friday, Aug. 4 at... Additional Links Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Saturday, July 29, 2023: Chance of thunderstorms with highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather app for the latest updates right on your phone. You can also follow our KRGV First Warn... Friday, July 28, 2023: Possible thunderstorms, highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Thursday, July 27, 2023: Mostly dry, temps in the 100s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Additional Links Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports RGV FC has two players sent off in 2-1 loss to FC Tulsa TULSA, Oklahoma (Friday, July 21, 2023) – Rio Grande Valley FC (5-6-9) snapped their unbeaten streak as they dropped the match at FC Tulsa (7-7-7) 2-1... Weslaco Intermediate All-Star Headed to Little League Regional Tournament WESLACO, TEXAS -- The Weslaco 13U Little League... Weslaco Little League All-Stars baseball team competing at Southwest Regional Tournament in Sugarland The Weslaco 13U Little League All-Stars will be... Additional Links High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming Additional Links TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community Pump Patrol: Friday, July 28, 2023 Zoo Guest: Cornelius the corn snake Pump Patrol: Thursday, July 27, 2023 Additional Links 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Additional Links Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV La Entrevista: Extreme Pizza ofrece pizza estilo Nueva York en el Valle del Río Grande Una franquicia de pizza estilo Nueva York está ofreciendo pizza “gourmet” en las ciudades de McAllen y Mission. Conozca a Extreme Pizza, el restaurante que... Desde el Zoológico: ¡Conozcan a Cornelius, la serpiente de maíz! Alejandra Rodríguez nos visita desde el zoológico, Gladys... La Entrevista: Hombre del Río Grande Valle vende granola hecha en casa en mercados de campesinos Un hombre está vendiendo granola hecha en casa... Additional Links Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search Home News Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search SEARCH x invalid call of the function getCategories, first Argument (video_id) is of invalid type, can't cast String [] to a value of type [numeric] Radar 7 Days
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Adult lawn games When you’re a kid, outdoor games help you develop both fine and gross motor skills. They can increase your coordination, teach you admirable character traits such as good sportsmanship and help you burn off excess energy. However, when you become an adult, outdoor games serve a different purpose. While they still provide entertainment and recreation, outdoor games encourage and facilitate social interaction. The best outdoor games for adults create an atmosphere that sparks conversation and healthy but not too serious competition. Read on for a list of favorite outdoor games that are best suited for backyard gatherings of adult friends and family members. To make it easy for you to find one that’s best for your needs, they’re organized in five categories: classic games, tossing games, active games, supersized games and novelty options. Shop this article: Franklin Sports Croquet Set, Hey! Play! Family Bocce Ball Set and St. Pierre American Professional Series Horseshoes Classic games These lawn games are timeless favorites that have been around for a hundred years or more. Croquet is a fun game of skill that’s been around for nearly 200 years. It involves hitting a ball through a course made of wire hoops and a peg. This set comes with everything you need: six durable mallets, six balls, nine hoops, two pegs and a carrying case. Sold by Amazon Hey! Play! Family Bocce Ball Set Bocce is a simple game of skill that’s been around for over 7,000 years. This set from Hey! Play! offers quality materials at a low price, which translates to value. The balls come in two colors with two distinct patterns to facilitate four-person play. Sold by Amazon You thought bowling was only an indoor sport? In 5,000 B.C., ancient Egyptians used to have fun knocking down objects by rolling stones. With this quality set of ten hardwood pins and two hardwood balls, you can carry on the tradition at your next picnic. This game works best on level, short-cut lawns or dirt. Sold by Amazon Tossing games Whether tossing steel or beanbags, these fun adult games are designed to test your underarm throwing skills. St. Pierre American Professional Series Horseshoes This is not a set for kids. The durable blue and gray horseshoes in this kit are manufactured using forged steel. The set also includes two solid steel 24-inch stakes, an official rule book and a carrying case. Sold by Amazon and Dick’s Sporting Goods GoSports Premium Metal Ladder Toss Game Set If you’re looking for a high-quality ladder toss game, this model is made out of steel, is easy to assemble and comes with a carrying case. The bolos are manufactured using soft rubber with thicker strings to help prevent tangles. Sold by Amazon This regulation-size cornhole game has a vintage style and is manufactured to look like steel-framed barnwood planks but is UV- and water-resistant. The set comes with eight 16-ounce, all-weather beanbags. Sold by Amazon Active games These active games are best for individuals who like to get a little workout in while playing. For the individual who takes paddle ball seriously, this high-quality, solid wooden set is made using pine, sapele and beechwood to create a distinctive design. The handles are wrapped in neoprene to provide a confident grip, and the set comes with a canvas drawstring bag for storage and transport. Sold by Amazon Franklin Sports Family Badminton Set If you’d like to save a little money and still get a great badminton set, this is the way to go. This family-friendly unit features a net that is 20 feet x 1 foot, 6 inches. It’s easy to set up and comes with four steel badminton rackets, two nylon birdies and six ropes and stakes. Sold by Amazon Park & Sun Sports Permanent Outdoor Tetherball Set Tetherball is a fun and challenging game that is permanently installed so you can play whenever you’d like. The object is simply to wrap the rope completely around the pole. This kit features a two-piece galvanized steel pole to resist rusting along with a soft-touch ball with a durable nylon-wound bladder. Sold by Amazon Supersized games The fun only gets bigger when you play these tabletop games in extra-large size. This is the official Hasbro version of the popular stacking game. However, in this supersized version, you can use the 54 hardwood blocks to create towers that are over 5 feet tall. Sold by Amazon ECR4Kids Jumbo 4-to-Score Game Set Yes, this is the popular kids’ game that goes by a slightly different name when sold by other manufacturers. The object is to connect four giant rings in a straight line on the huge 4-foot-tall game grid. It’s manufactured using lightweight, weather-resistant material so it can be played either indoors or outdoors. Sold by Amazon Triumph Sports 28-Piece Lawn Domino Set If you’ve ever wanted to play dominoes outside, this is your chance. This wooden set features 28 pieces that are 3 1/2 x 7 inches, making them large enough to play on a picnic table or in the grass. The color-coded pips add a splash of fun while the varnish finish helps with durability. Sold by Amazon Novelty options If you’d like to look a little off the beaten path for backyard entertainment, these outdoor novelty games might be the best option for you. University Games Flickin’ Chicken This creative novelty game is modeled after golf. There’s a target that serves as the hole, and each round, players see who can land their chicken on the target with the least number of throws. Up to four players can play a game. Sold by Amazon GoSports Foam Fire Trophy Hunt Admittedly, this game was designed for kids, but that doesn’t mean adults can’t have just as much fun playing. Players take turns shooting foam balls at a target that features big game animals to try and earn the most points. The set includes two blasters, 40 foam balls, a target, a carrying case and a rule book. Sold by Amazon GoPong 8-Foot Portable Beer Pong Table Yes, we’ve saved the best for last! This regulation-size beer pong table is what every serious competitor needs. The compact, fold-up design turns this table into a 2-foot square case in a matter of seconds. While the table comes with six pong balls, you need to supply your own red Solo cups. Sold by Amazon Want to shop the best products at the best prices? Check out Daily Deals from BestReviews. Sign up here to receive the BestReviews weekly newsletter for useful advice on new products and noteworthy deals. Allen Foster writes for BestReviews. 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Home News UTRGV awarded $1.2 million grant from NASA for their STEM program UTRGV was one of 19 colleges and universities from across the country that was awarded a grant from NASA to expand their STEM program. A... UTRGV holds white coat ceremony for students entering the medical field Dozens of future doctors in the Rio Grande... RGV Promotions is inviting the public to their free health and wellness expo. The event, set for Friday, Aug. 4 at... Additional Links Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Saturday, July 29, 2023: Chance of thunderstorms with highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather app for the latest updates right on your phone. You can also follow our KRGV First Warn... Friday, July 28, 2023: Possible thunderstorms, highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Thursday, July 27, 2023: Mostly dry, temps in the 100s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Additional Links Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports RGV FC has two players sent off in 2-1 loss to FC Tulsa TULSA, Oklahoma (Friday, July 21, 2023) – Rio Grande Valley FC (5-6-9) snapped their unbeaten streak as they dropped the match at FC Tulsa (7-7-7) 2-1... Weslaco Intermediate All-Star Headed to Little League Regional Tournament WESLACO, TEXAS -- The Weslaco 13U Little League... Weslaco Little League All-Stars baseball team competing at Southwest Regional Tournament in Sugarland The Weslaco 13U Little League All-Stars will be... Additional Links High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming Additional Links TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community Pump Patrol: Friday, July 28, 2023 Zoo Guest: Cornelius the corn snake Pump Patrol: Thursday, July 27, 2023 Additional Links 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Additional Links Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV Continúa la búsqueda de la cabra Willy en el condado Willacy La búsqueda de una cabra en el rodeo del condado Willacy continúa luego de 13 días de su fuga. Willy se escapó de la ganadería Show... La Entrevista: Extreme Pizza ofrece pizza estilo Nueva York en el Valle del Río Grande Una franquicia de pizza estilo Nueva York está... Desde el Zoológico: ¡Conozcan a Cornelius, la serpiente de maíz! Alejandra Rodríguez nos visita desde el zoológico, Gladys... Additional Links Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search Home News Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search SEARCH x invalid call of the function getCategories, first Argument (video_id) is of invalid type, can't cast String [] to a value of type [numeric] Radar 7 Days
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A comprehensive guide to pop-up campers A pop-up camper provides a tentlike experience without having to sleep on the ground. When hitting the road in your pop-up camper, consider what and how to eat, what to sleep in, what toiletries to bring and what to do in case of an emergency. Shop this article: Eagles Nest Outfitters Spark Camp Quilt, Sea to Summit X-Pot Collapsible Camping Cookpot and Adventure Medical Kits Ultralight Watertight .5 Medical First Aid Kit What is a pop-up camper? Pop-up campers are lightweight, compact vehicles that can park in more secluded areas due to their size. They are more affordable than the average camper and are quick to pack up and hook up, making the road trip easier. They can also keep you warmer than a tent in colder months but cooler in the heat of summer. Pop-up camper setup There are five aspects of pop-up camper setup. - Location: Locate where you want to set up your camper and consider the slope of the ground, nearby trees and electrical hookups. This is where to check if your camper is level. If it is not level, you can use blocks to prop up one of the sides before unhooking the tow vehicle. - Power: To power up the camper, run its electrical cord to the campsite’s electrical hookup after turning off the breaker. Once connected, you can turn the breaker on to provide electricity to amenities such as the sink and the refrigerator. At this point, users can crank down the leg support and crank up the roof. - Beds: Make sure that the canvas is not holding onto anything and pull the first bed handle out to start setting up the beds. From there, pull the support pole free and position this onto the stud on the frame. Repeat this process for the remaining poles. Lastly, lift both beds to latch the supports until the beds sit down firmly. - Water and propane: To set up water and propane in your pop-up camper, lift and lower the galley handle until it is in position. Then, link the male end of the propane hose to the female end on the lower frame of the camper. Finally, connect a sanitary water hose from your trailer to the water spigot at the campsite. - Water heater: To set up the water heater, you need to access the hot water tank, turn the gas knob to “pilot” and hold down. Place a flame on the pilot end of the tube using a long lighter. Hold this down until it stays lit. You should be able to turn on the knob, and the hot water tank should start to heat your water. Pre-make your food Before hitting the road in your pop-up camper, make your meals ahead of time. These meals can be complete meals stored in a cooler or prepped to be quickly cooked at a campsite. Also, pre-pack any portion meals that you plan to make by the fire for convenience. Stock your pop-up camper with necessities Buy a set of camping pots and pans in advance to prepare for every meal and anything that goes on in the kitchen. This ensures that you do not have to go back and forth for camping utilities or go without food for a short time because you were unprepared. Moreover, pack extra sleeping bags and sheets of various insulation to prepare for any situation that may occur. Air out your pop-up camper after it rains Mold and other bacteria are more likely to form when it rains. Due to the foldable nature of the pop-up camper, this bacteria can get into crevices and breed. Before packing up your camper after it rains, make sure everything is dry so that it can be clean to use for the next trip. Tips for hitting the road in a pop-up camper If you are a first-time camper, keep your trip close to home in case something goes wrong, or it turns out that you are underprepared. This ensures that you are close to safety and have everything that you need. Additionally, make a grocery list and a checklist for all items that you think you need to bring in advance. Pop-up camper FAQ Where do I go to the bathroom while camping? A. If there is no bathroom in your pop-up camper and you do not want to go out in nature, travel with a portable camping toilet. This item is best for rooftop tents, car campers and drive-up camp spots. What style of chair is best to bring on a camping trip? A. Classic camp chairs are a good choice. These chairs have four legs and are very stable. They make sitting and standing an act of ease in comparison to low chairs and rocking chairs. They’re also affordable. Sleep essentials Eagles Nest Outfitters Spark Camp Quilt This 3-in-1 blanket, quilt and sleeping bag provides warmth and comfort in 40- to 60-degree weather. The weather-resistant materials help protect the sleeping bag from rain and any other damage caused by the elements. Sold by Backcountry Kelty Mistral Sleeping Bag: 40 Fahrenheit Down This mummy-style sleeping bag keeps heat in while being lightweight and durable. It comes with a stuff sack for storage and features an offset quilt construction to prevent cold spots. CloudLoft insulation locks in heat. The zipper is anti-snag, and the bag fits up to 6 feet in length. Use it inside or outside the pop-up tent. Sold by Amazon Kitchen essentials Sea to Summit X-Pot Collapsible Camping Cookpot This camping cook pot is heat-resistant and BPA-free to ensure food safety. The entire pot is collapsible for storage in small spaces. Its aluminum base conducts heat evenly for the best cooking experience and it comes with a strainer lid. Sold by Amazon MalloMe Camping Cookware Mess Kit Gear This camping cookware kit is portable and made with food-safe, non-toxic anodized aluminum. The kit includes an aluminum nonstick pot, a pot cover, a nonstick pan, two bowls, a folding stainless steel spork, a soup spoon, a wooden spoon spatula, a cleaning sponge and a nylon travel drawstring pouch. It can be easily attached to a backpack and carried to campsites. Sold by Amazon First-aid essentials Adventure Medical Kits Ultralight Watertight .5 Medical First Aid Kit This first aid kit provides all the needed materials for any accidents that could happen while camping in your pop-up camper. It includes a wide array of medical supplies to treat pain, inflammation and common allergies. The wraps and bandages assist in immobilizing fractures and provide support. The antiseptic wipes and butterfly bandages help clean small wounds. Sold by Amazon Adventure Medical Sportsman Series Medical Kit This medical kit provides items that treat common camping injuries. It is organized by injury type for quick access in an emergency and provides all the basic tools needed. This kit is also lightweight and portable. Sold by Amazon Want to shop the best products at the best prices? Check out Daily Deals from BestReviews. Sign up here to receive the BestReviews weekly newsletter for useful advice on new products and noteworthy deals. Logan DeLoye writes for BestReviews. BestReviews has helped millions of consumers simplify their purchasing decisions, saving them time and money. Copyright 2023 BestReviews, a Nexstar company. All rights reserved.
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2023-07-30T04:07:14
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Home News UTRGV awarded $1.2 million grant from NASA for their STEM program UTRGV was one of 19 colleges and universities from across the country that was awarded a grant from NASA to expand their STEM program. A... UTRGV holds white coat ceremony for students entering the medical field Dozens of future doctors in the Rio Grande... RGV Promotions is inviting the public to their free health and wellness expo. The event, set for Friday, Aug. 4 at... Additional Links Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Saturday, July 29, 2023: Chance of thunderstorms with highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather app for the latest updates right on your phone. You can also follow our KRGV First Warn... Friday, July 28, 2023: Possible thunderstorms, highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Thursday, July 27, 2023: Mostly dry, temps in the 100s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Additional Links Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports RGV FC has two players sent off in 2-1 loss to FC Tulsa TULSA, Oklahoma (Friday, July 21, 2023) – Rio Grande Valley FC (5-6-9) snapped their unbeaten streak as they dropped the match at FC Tulsa (7-7-7) 2-1... Weslaco Intermediate All-Star Headed to Little League Regional Tournament WESLACO, TEXAS -- The Weslaco 13U Little League... Weslaco Little League All-Stars baseball team competing at Southwest Regional Tournament in Sugarland The Weslaco 13U Little League All-Stars will be... Additional Links High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming Additional Links TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community Pump Patrol: Friday, July 28, 2023 Zoo Guest: Cornelius the corn snake Pump Patrol: Thursday, July 27, 2023 Additional Links 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Additional Links Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV La Entrevista: Extreme Pizza ofrece pizza estilo Nueva York en el Valle del Río Grande Una franquicia de pizza estilo Nueva York está ofreciendo pizza “gourmet” en las ciudades de McAllen y Mission. Conozca a Extreme Pizza, el restaurante que... Desde el Zoológico: ¡Conozcan a Cornelius, la serpiente de maíz! Alejandra Rodríguez nos visita desde el zoológico, Gladys... La Entrevista: Hombre del Río Grande Valle vende granola hecha en casa en mercados de campesinos Un hombre está vendiendo granola hecha en casa... Additional Links Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search Home News Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search SEARCH x invalid call of the function getCategories, first Argument (video_id) is of invalid type, can't cast String [] to a value of type [numeric] Radar 7 Days
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2023-07-30T04:07:15
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BALTIMORE (AP) — Aaron Judge is giving the New York Yankees an immediate boost — at a time when their front office has some tough decisions to make. Judge homered and singled twice in his second game back from the injured list and the Yankees beat the Baltimore Orioles 8-3 on Saturday night. Giancarlo Stanton and Kyle Higashioka went deep as well for New York, which is still 3 1/2 games behind Toronto and Houston for the last two wild cards in the American League. That’s a tricky spot with Tuesday’s trade deadline approaching. “We’ve had years where we stick with who we got. We’ve had years where we get some bullpen arms, starters, a big bat,” Judge said. “It comes down to us doing our job on the field and then letting them take care of the rest. We’ll see what happens.” The Yankees knocked out struggling Orioles starter Tyler Wells (7-6) in the third inning. In the sixth, Isiah Kiner-Falefa capped a 10-pitch at-bat with a three-run double to make it 8-3. Judge has three walks and three hits in nine plate appearances since returning Friday from the toe injury that kept him out since early June. Ryan Mountcastle homered for the Orioles, but Clarke Schmidt (7-6) made it through five tough innings and the New York bullpen took it from there. The Orioles remained 1 1/2 games ahead of Tampa Bay atop the AL East. Judge walked three times Friday night, but the Yankees lost that game 1-0 on a ninth-inning homer by Baltimore’s Anthony Santander. New York’s offense was relentless a night later. Stanton’s first-inning drive easily cleared the big wall in left field at Camden Yards. Mountcastle tied it in the second, and Baltimore went ahead 2-1 on an RBI infield single by Ramón Urías. That lead was short-lived. Judge hit a two-run shot — 442 feet to center field — in the third. Then Gleyber Torres added a sacrifice fly an inning later. Santander made it 4-3 with an RBI groundout in the fifth, but New York broke the game open in the sixth. Cole Irvin allowed a leadoff homer by Higashioka — his third hit of the night — and then one-out singles to Judge, Stanton and Anthony Rizzo. Bryan Baker came in and struck out DJ LeMahieu, but after fouling off five pitches, Kiner-Falefa cleared the bases with a line drive to left. “One of the best at-bats of the season right there,” Yankees manager Aaron Boone said. Wells entered the game with a major league-leading WHIP of 0.99, but he allowed three runs, three hits and three walks in 2 2/3 innings. In three starts since the All-Star break, he’s lasted just nine innings total. “I think we’re going to be talking about a lot of things here coming up,” Orioles manager Brandon Hyde said. “Obviously, we’re in a weird week. He’s had tough times his last few starts. I think there are going to be discussions going on.” Boone said he’s leaning toward giving Judge a day off in the series finale Sunday night. The Yankees are in a stretch of 13 games in 13 days. “I kind of look at it as, hopefully he’s in a position to start nine or 10 of them,” Boone said. “Forget the toe. He hasn’t come close to playing games for almost two months. As much as I want him in there, we’ve got to be smart here a little bit, especially in this run.” DIFFERENT ORDER The Orioles used catcher Adley Rutschman in the leadoff spot because of his ability to get on base. He was hit by a pitch, walked and scored a run. UP NEXT New York’s Luis Severino (2-4) starts Sunday night against Baltimore’s Dean Kremer (10-4). It’s the final game of the season series, which is tied 6-all. ___ Follow Noah Trister at https://twitter.com/noahtrister ___ AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/mlb and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
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2023-07-30T04:07:20
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Home News UTRGV awarded $1.2 million grant from NASA for their STEM program UTRGV was one of 19 colleges and universities from across the country that was awarded a grant from NASA to expand their STEM program. A... UTRGV holds white coat ceremony for students entering the medical field Dozens of future doctors in the Rio Grande... RGV Promotions is inviting the public to their free health and wellness expo. The event, set for Friday, Aug. 4 at... Additional Links Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Saturday, July 29, 2023: Chance of thunderstorms with highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather app for the latest updates right on your phone. You can also follow our KRGV First Warn... Friday, July 28, 2023: Possible thunderstorms, highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Thursday, July 27, 2023: Mostly dry, temps in the 100s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Additional Links Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports RGV FC has two players sent off in 2-1 loss to FC Tulsa TULSA, Oklahoma (Friday, July 21, 2023) – Rio Grande Valley FC (5-6-9) snapped their unbeaten streak as they dropped the match at FC Tulsa (7-7-7) 2-1... Weslaco Intermediate All-Star Headed to Little League Regional Tournament WESLACO, TEXAS -- The Weslaco 13U Little League... Weslaco Little League All-Stars baseball team competing at Southwest Regional Tournament in Sugarland The Weslaco 13U Little League All-Stars will be... Additional Links High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming Additional Links TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community Pump Patrol: Friday, July 28, 2023 Zoo Guest: Cornelius the corn snake Pump Patrol: Thursday, July 27, 2023 Additional Links 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Additional Links Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV La Entrevista: Extreme Pizza ofrece pizza estilo Nueva York en el Valle del Río Grande Una franquicia de pizza estilo Nueva York está ofreciendo pizza “gourmet” en las ciudades de McAllen y Mission. Conozca a Extreme Pizza, el restaurante que... Desde el Zoológico: ¡Conozcan a Cornelius, la serpiente de maíz! Alejandra Rodríguez nos visita desde el zoológico, Gladys... La Entrevista: Hombre del Río Grande Valle vende granola hecha en casa en mercados de campesinos Un hombre está vendiendo granola hecha en casa... Additional Links Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search Home News Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search SEARCH x invalid call of the function getCategories, first Argument (video_id) is of invalid type, can't cast String [] to a value of type [numeric] Radar 7 Days
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2023-07-30T04:07:21
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Home News UTRGV awarded $1.2 million grant from NASA for their STEM program UTRGV was one of 19 colleges and universities from across the country that was awarded a grant from NASA to expand their STEM program. A... UTRGV holds white coat ceremony for students entering the medical field Dozens of future doctors in the Rio Grande... RGV Promotions is inviting the public to their free health and wellness expo. The event, set for Friday, Aug. 4 at... Additional Links Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Saturday, July 29, 2023: Chance of thunderstorms with highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather app for the latest updates right on your phone. You can also follow our KRGV First Warn... Friday, July 28, 2023: Possible thunderstorms, highs in the 90s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Thursday, July 27, 2023: Mostly dry, temps in the 100s Download our free KRGV FIRST WARN 5 Weather... Additional Links Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports RGV FC has two players sent off in 2-1 loss to FC Tulsa TULSA, Oklahoma (Friday, July 21, 2023) – Rio Grande Valley FC (5-6-9) snapped their unbeaten streak as they dropped the match at FC Tulsa (7-7-7) 2-1... Weslaco Intermediate All-Star Headed to Little League Regional Tournament WESLACO, TEXAS -- The Weslaco 13U Little League... Weslaco Little League All-Stars baseball team competing at Southwest Regional Tournament in Sugarland The Weslaco 13U Little League All-Stars will be... Additional Links High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming Additional Links TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community Pump Patrol: Friday, July 28, 2023 Zoo Guest: Cornelius the corn snake Pump Patrol: Thursday, July 27, 2023 Additional Links 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Additional Links Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV Continúa la búsqueda de la cabra Willy en el condado Willacy La búsqueda de una cabra en el rodeo del condado Willacy continúa luego de 13 días de su fuga. Willy se escapó de la ganadería Show... La Entrevista: Extreme Pizza ofrece pizza estilo Nueva York en el Valle del Río Grande Una franquicia de pizza estilo Nueva York está... Desde el Zoológico: ¡Conozcan a Cornelius, la serpiente de maíz! Alejandra Rodríguez nos visita desde el zoológico, Gladys... Additional Links Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search Home News Heart of the Valley Coronavirus Updates Elections Education Mexico Local News Immigration/Border Wall SpaceX 5 On Your Side Made in the 956 Photographer's Perspective National News Consumer News Find The Link Submit a Tip Pump Patrol KRGV 5.1 News Live Stream Weather Hourly Forecast Latest Weathercast Interactive Radar Traffic Maps Winds Tide Information Lake Levels Water Restrictions Hurricane Central Weather Alerts Weather Links Send A Weather Question Weather Team Submit A Weather Photo Sports High School Football First & Goal Playmakers 5th Quarter Two-A-Day Tours 5 Star Plays Power Poll Band of the Week Valley HS Football Preview Show This Week's Schedule Send A Sports Tip Sports Staff Programming TV Listings Antennas Ratings Guide Community 5/1 Day KRGVida Community Calendar 5's Fans for Friends Tim's Coats Zoo Guest Pet of the Week Student of the Week Connect Contact Us Advertising Information FCC Reports Frequently Asked Questions Jobs at KRGV News Staff Sales Staff Apps and Social Media Station Information Contests Noticias RGV Noticias RGV Transmision en Vivo Clima Elecciones Pandemia de Coronavirus Deportes La Entrevista Salud y Vida Cuidando El Planeta Estudiante de la semana Corazon del Valle Temporada de huracanes Canal 5.2 Take 5 Submit a Tip Search SEARCH x invalid call of the function getCategories, first Argument (video_id) is of invalid type, can't cast String [] to a value of type [numeric] Radar 7 Days
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2023-07-30T04:07:27
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BALTIMORE (AP) — Aaron Judge homered for the first time since returning from a toe injury, sending a 442-foot drive over the wall in center field in the third inning against Baltimore on Saturday night. The two-run shot gave the New York Yankees a 3-2 advantage. Giancarlo Stanton hit a solo homer in the first. Judge was hitless since returning Friday, although he drew three walks in that game. He hit a towering flyout in his first plate appearance Saturday. Then he connected off Tyler Wells two innings later. It was his 20th home run of the season. Judge started in right field Saturday after he was the designated hitter Friday. Judge had been out since tearing a ligament in his right big toe June 3. ___ Follow Noah Trister at https://twitter.com/noahtrister ___ AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/mlb and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
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2023-07-30T04:07:26
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2023-07-30T04:07:33
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TORONTO (AP) — Los Angeles Angels manager Phil Nevin was suspended for one game and fined an undisclosed amount by Major League Baseball on Saturday for a postgame outburst at an umpire following a loss to the Toronto Blue Jays a night earlier. Bench coach Ray Montgomery managed the Angels during the second game of the three-game series as Nevin served his suspension. Nevin was seen holding up a tablet computer and yelling at plate umpire Mike Estabrook as the crew left the field after the 4-1 loss Friday night. The umpires access their locker room through the tunnel at the end of the visitor’s dugout on the first base side of Rogers Centre. A Toronto police officer accompanied the umpire crew as it descended the dugout steps. Montgomery had to restrain Nevin as the umpires passed through the end of the dugout. Nevin was angry about the game-ending called third strike against pinch hitter Michael Stefanic, who entered in the ninth inning with the bases loaded after Shohei Ohtani left because of cramping in both of his calves. “I just explained to him that I thought the pitch to Stefanic was outside,” Nevin later told reporters. Ohtani hit his major league-leading 39th home run in the series opener — part of a streak of three homers in three at-bats over two games — before exiting early. ___ AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/MLB and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
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2023-07-30T04:07:33
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2023-07-30T04:07:39
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TORONTO (AP) — Los Angeles Angels outfielder Taylor Ward was taken to a Toronto hospital for tests after being hit in the head by a pitch from Blue Jays right-hander Alek Manoah in the fifth inning Saturday. Angels manager Phil Nevin said he planned to visit Ward in the hospital after leaving the stadium following the Angels’ 6-1 loss. Batting with the bases loaded, Ward was hit by a 2-0 pitch clocked at 91 mph. The ball appeared to strike Ward next to his next left eye, knocking off his batting helmet. “It got him pretty flush,” Nevin said. Plate umpire Andy Fletcher motioned to the Angels’ dugout for the trainer as Ward went down with blood running down his face. “It’s scary,” Angels left-hander Reid Detmers said. “You’re just hoping and praying that he’s all right, that he gets up.” Angels trainers rushed to the plate and held a towel to Ward’s face. After a couple of minutes, Ward got to his feet and left the field on a cart. His left eye appeared to be swollen shut. “Obviously it didn’t look very good,” Angels infielder Mike Moustakas said. “Hopefully we get some good news here in a little bit. We’re all praying for him.” Manoah put his hands on his head as he stood on the mound. It was the second hit batter of the game for Manoah, who hit Angels superstar Shohei Ohtani on the left foot in the first. Andrew Velazquez ran for Ward, who drove in the first run of the game. Velazquez went to shortstop and Luis Rengifo, who scored on the play, moved to left field in the bottom of the inning. Asked whether the Angels might visit Ward in hospital, Moustakas said he thought it was better to let his teammate rest. “I’m sure we’ll all send him some text messages and see how he’s doing, but I don’t know if going over there is a good thing,” Moustakas said. “I don’t think that’s the right thing to do right now. Let him rest and recover, get healthy.” Before play resumed, Blue Jays manager John Schneider came to the mound and replaced Manoah with left-hander Génesis Cabrera. After the game, Manoah called it “a terrible moment.” “That’s probably the worst feeling ever,” Manoah said. “Definitely want to pray for him and his family. That’s the last thing you want to do, no matter the situation, no matter the team, no matter anything. I feel really bad about it. I’ll definitely be looking to see how he’s doing.” In September 2021, Manoah hit Oakland’s Starling Marte in the helmet with a 92 mph pitch. Marte stayed in the game to run the bases but was later replaced. ___ AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/mlb and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
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2023-07-30T04:07:40
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Questions Loom Among Recipients, Applicants of Immigration Assistance MCALLEN – Using public benefits services will not be a determination to be in the county legally. The proposed regulation, known as public charge rule, was blocked. The idea behind it is still causing some concerns for immigrants seeking medical and financial assistance. A Rio Grande Valley WIC office and lawyers have prepared their staff to let families know there is no change. However, they are seeing more clients with questions and some stopping their benefits altogether. Watch the video above for the full report.
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2023-07-30T04:07:45
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COLFAX, Iowa (AP) — In the small central Iowa town of Colfax, thousands of cyclists participating in the largest and oldest recreational bike ride in the world were stopped along its historic main street, staring ahead at a daunting climb that would lead them out of town. The hill, coupled with soaring temps and the vibrant downtown, made a morning sitting in the shade quite appealing. It’s become almost simplistic to say that “small-town America” is slowly dying. That opportunities for young people have dried up, just like businesses and main streets. That the only way forward in life involves moving to a big city. But the reality is towns such as Colfax are flourishing, and that was especially evident on RAGBRAI, the annual bike ride across the state, where dozens of small towns dotting the 500-mile route welcomed some 50,000 riders with open arms. Colfax is a prime example. It experienced a nearly 8% increase in population from the 2010 census to the most recent in 2020, turning around two decades of decline. Its population of 2,255 represented its highest since the 1990s. Sure, many small towns are still struggling, but what has allowed those such as Colfax to thrive? “Mostly, a wonderful mayor and council and volunteers that just ensure a vital community,” explains Wade Wagoner, the former city manager for the small town of Lake Park, and now the city administrator for Colfax. “Des Moines and the metro growing to the east doesn’t hurt,” Wagoner said. “Also, the fact that we still have a high school and citizens just approved a $14 million bond for athletic and academic improvements make people want to raise a family here.” Wagoner underscores that location is important. After the COVID-19 pandemic, when many jobs became partially or fully remote, people who may have once worked in a city could suddenly live just about anywhere, including small towns across America. Wagoner goes on to talk about the smallest Fareway grocery store in the state, the coffee shop and bank and city hall, all of which make for a bustling hub. There’s also a rich history with mineral water that makes Colfax’s downtown large for its size. In other words, Colfax has leaned into its strengths to create a community that people want to call home. And every few years, big events such as RAGBRAI roll through, giving them a chance to shine. “Lots of trash and (Port-o-potties,” Wagoner said of the traveling circus, “but it is actually pretty cool. It lets us show off the town and certain businesses do make some money. Others find it a pain. But it’s only for a single day.” If nothing else, the horde of cyclists are good for making money. In Polk City, between the busy metros of Ames and Des Moines, high school students collected money to fund their after-prom party. Elsewhere on the ride, residents of Slater were using donations to build a new community center and library. In Breda, where the route went through Monday, the town was trying to raise $300,000 to replace the lights at its baseball grandstand, which was built in 1946 and has withstood the test of time. Breda, population 500, is another example of a small town doing well. It has steadily gained residents for the past 30 years. In the quiet hamlet of Oxford, just past the fire department and the Deja Brew Coffee House & Bakery, four boys took turns in a dunk tank Friday as cyclists passed through on a day of unrelenting heat — the index topped out at 112 degrees. For just $5, riders got three shots at the tank. All the proceeds went to their little league program. The boys were winning on two fronts: staying cool and making cash. The population of Slater, just north of Polk City, has steadily grown the past three decades. “Many young families have moved into Slater recently for the school system, and safety of our small town, and ease of getting around,” said Evy Raes of the Slater Area Historical Association. “Our sense of community was tested when a derecho roared through in August 2020. Never fear: anyone with a pickup truck, a chain saw and a six-pack was out in the streets after the storm, helping neighbors clear and dispose of the debris. People really pulled together and no one was a stranger.” That sense of community isn’t always felt in bigger cities. And more than anything, Raes said, that has helped them to thrive. “We are a small town with big ideals,” Raes said. “Many people who move into Slater feel an instant connection with the community. It is said though, ‘Don’t gossip about anybody who’s lived here awhile, because they may be related to the person you’re talking to.’ My family has lived here over 74 years, and some days we feel like the new people.” Turns out that, at least in some small towns, there are in fact plenty of new people. ___ Dave Skretta is a Kansas City, Missouri-based AP Sports Writer. He grew up in the small-but-vibrant northeast Iowa town of Decorah and and has ridden RAGBRAI many times, though he’s never written about it while doing it. Skretta wrote periodic updates from the road. He covered 579 miles from start to finish. ___ AP sports: https://apnews.com/hub/sports and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
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2023-07-30T04:07:47
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ÉVIAN-LES-BAINS, France (AP) — Céline Boutier carded a 4-under 67 in the third round of the Évian Championship on Saturday to increase her lead to four shots going into the final day. The 29-year-old Boutier aims to become the first Frenchwoman to win the tournament, which became a major in 2013. “I didn’t start that good to be honest. I missed the first three greens but got a good break on 2 and was able to chip in. Then I just had really good chances on the two par-fives, seven and nine, and was able to take advantage of that,” said Boutier, who had a bogey on the 12th hole in a round of five birdies. “I was just trying to focus on making, hitting a good shot, and if I happen to have a birdie opportunity, I hit a solid putt. It was definitely positive and felt pretty good to start very good on the front.” Boutier’s closest challenger is Japan’s Nasa Hataoka, who posted a 68 on Saturday after rounds of 70 and 67. “Hopefully I will get more birdies tomorrow. It was good iron shots and distance control,” Hataoka said. “Also I was good too with my putting stroke, so I was really comfortable. Tomorrow is another new day, and I want to enjoy the next 18 holes.” Minjee Lee of Australia and Brooke Henderson of Canada are joint-third, a shot behind Hataoka. ___ AP golf: https://apnews.com/hub/golf and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
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2023-07-30T04:07:55
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SALTILLO, Miss. - A local police department is working to create positive relationships with the community. Saltillo Police held its seventh annual Kids and Cops event Saturday. First responders showed up from across the area to help out. They handed out school supplies, backpacks, food, and more. Organizers say they saw over a thousand people from all over North Mississippi. Some families came as far as Chickasaw County for the event. Kids were able to meet and hang out with cops and firefighters. They could even climb up into a police crusher to operate the lights. All with the goal of building positive relationships with law enforcement. “We started this seven years ago. And, the purpose of that was to bridge the gap between youth and law enforcement,” Officer Deundra Poole said. “Was a program and an event that I created to have two hours of fun for us. So many times, we were perceived as being bad guys. So we want the youth to know that, hey, they can come up, they can talk to us. They can play with the police lights, we are people just like they are as well.”
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2023-07-30T04:07:58
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PHOENIX (AP) — The Phoenix Mercury say All-Star center Brittney Griner will not travel for the team’s next two games so she can focus on her mental health. The 6-foot-9 center — who became an international story during her 10-month detainment in Russia last year — is averaging 18.2 points and 6.7 rebounds over 20 games this season. “The Mercury fully support Brittney and we will continue to work together on a timeline for her return,” the team said in a statement on Saturday. Griner’s impressive individual season hasn’t translated to success for the Mercury, who have a 6-17 record and fired Vanessa Nygaard earlier in the season. The Mercury’s tough season and coaching change are among the multiple challenges Griner has faced in her return to the WNBA following her ordeal in Russia on drug-related charges that caused her to miss the entire 2022 season. Griner and her teammates were confronted by what the WNBA called a “provocateur” at the Dallas airport in June and she’s also dealt with a hip injury that caused her to miss a handful of games. Griner will miss road games against Chicago on Sunday and Indiana on Tuesday. ___ Follow David Brandt on Twitter: www.twitter.com/davidbrandtAP
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2023-07-30T04:08:02
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TUPELO, Miss. - A quartet legend's family celebrated his legacy. The second annual Lee Williams Fest is being held at the Tupelo Furniture Market. The community came out to honor Williams and the mark he left on the area. He was born and raised in Tupelo. Williams is most famous for his gospel singing in The Spiritual QC's. They kicked off the celebration with a gala on his birthday, July 28th. It was followed by the festival Saturday-Sunday, including singing, food, and fun. All the proceeds will go towards the Lee William's Fest Organization. His family is proud to celebrate with the community that loved him. “It really means that I get a chance to continue my dad’s legacy and have the opportunity to make him proud,” William’s son Carilus said. “To let him see that I'm doing what I can to keep his legacy going.” “It means everything. Our family is known for celebrating life and even when our loved ones pass away,” niece Katina Davis said. “Especially someone like Uncle Lee, who's a legend. So, it is special because whether life or whether dead we still want to honor him. We still want to pay homage and we still want the world to know that the late great Lee Williams legacy still lives.”
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2023-07-30T04:08:04
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Bronny James plays piano in a video posted by his father, LeBron James, on Saturday, five days after the teenager went into cardiac arrest during a basketball workout at the University of Southern California. The 18-year-old plays a brief melody in front of his family, smiles and gets up without speaking in the video posted on his father’s Instagram account. The video doesn’t indicate where or when it was shot. “A man of many talents,” the Los Angeles Lakers superstar can be heard saying in the background as Bronny finishes playing with his two younger siblings looking on. TMZ posted photos of Bronny out to dinner with his family, which it says were taken Friday night. They show the teenager with his father outside celebrity hot spot Giorgio Baldi in Santa Monica. Wearing black pants and a zip-up hoodie, Bronny carried his phone while standing outside the Italian restaurant. Bronny was released from the hospital on Thursday. He will continue to undergo tests to determine the cause of his cardiac arrest, which occurred Monday morning during a workout at USC’s Galen Center. Bronny, whose full name is LeBron James Jr., committed to USC in May after the 6-foot-3 guard became one of the nation’s top prospects out of Sierra Canyon School in nearby Chatsworth. ___ AP college basketball: https://apnews.com/hub/college-basketball and https://apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-college-basketball-poll and https://apnews.com/hub/lebron-james
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2023-07-30T04:08:09
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GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Kyler Murray’s football career was nearly flawless for the first 25 years of his life: First, he was a Texas high school phenom, then a Heisman Trophy winner, then the No. 1 overall pick for the Arizona Cardinals, then a two-time Pro Bowl selection. In all those situations, Murray was being compared to other football players. These days, the competition is with himself. “This is different,” Murray said. “This is you-on-you. Nobody really knows what you’re going through except for yourself and whoever you’re working out with.” Murray, who turns 26 on Aug. 7, is working his way back to football relevancy following an underwhelming fourth season that was cut short by a torn ACL in his right knee against the New England Patriots on Dec. 12. The quarterback acknowledged some tough days after the surgery — nights when it was tough to sleep because of the pain — but said he’s not feeling sorry for himself as he works to get back to the field. “I get to do what I love every day — play quarterback in the NFL,” Murray said. “Did I get hurt? Yeah. Did I experience something no one wants to experience? Yeah. But it’s nothing for me to get up and work out. I was already doing that before I got hurt.” Murray’s expected to miss at least a few games of the upcoming season while he continues to recover, and the quarterback watched Saturday’s practice at State Farm Stadium in a gray hooded sweatshirt and long black sleeve over his entire right leg. His impending return is the hottest topic for the Cardinals during camp, but says he’s not committing to a certain return date. “I don’t have a timetable,” Murray said. Murray said he saw Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow at a recent UFC event and the two discussed the perils of an ACL injury. Burrow tore the ACL in his left knee during his rookie season in 2020, but returned to play 16 games in 2021. “I wouldn’t want to go out there and hurt the team or hurt myself,” Murray said. “The advice that I’ve gotten from a lot of people around me is to go when you’re ready. Don’t listen to outside noise. Don’t feel pressure to come back because of this situation or that situation. “Whenever you’re ready, you’ll know you’re ready.” Murray has been very good — at times spectacular — for much of his first four seasons. His uncanny scrambling ability has produced several highlight-reel plays and he’s got plenty of arm to make all the throws he needs to make. The apex of his pro career came in 2021, when the Cardinals started the season with a 10-2 record and looked like a Super Bowl favorite. But the franchise collapsed, losing four of the next five games before getting blown out against the Los Angeles Rams in an embarrassing playoff performance. With high hopes in 2022, the Cardinals were one of the league’s most disappointing teams, finishing with a 4-13 record. Murray was far from the only reason for those struggles, but also wasn’t blameless, as his performance regressed in several areas. “It’s not a bad thing to sit back, watch, and try to make this a positive deal,” Murray said. “I feel good. Getting better each and every day, taking one day at a time. Just trying to be there for my teammates and learn as much as possible before I do stuff on the field.” Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill made big changes after last season’s debacle, bringing in a defensive-minded coach in Jonathan Gannon and a new general manager in Monti Ossenfort. The new regime seems just as smitten with Murray as the previous one — Gannon said one major reason he took the Cardinals job was Murray’s presence. Murray says he’s excited about what the changes can bring. The Cardinals have a large monetary interest in making things work: Murray signed a $230.5 million, five-year deal before last offseason that keeps him in the desert until 2028. “It’s been great so far,” Murray said. “We’re actually establishing a run game. I believe we’ll be able to run the ball a lot better, which will only be a weapon for us. Get under center, mix it up, not be as predictable.” Veteran Colt McCoy is the Cardinals’ most likely quarterback while Murray continues to recover. The 36-year-old has been the team’s backup for the past two seasons and has a 3-3 record in the six games he’s started. The other current options are David Blough, who played decently in two starts last season, and Clayton Tune, a rookie fifth-round pick out of Houston. “To me, whoever is available, we’re trying to put the best guy out there to win football games,” Gannon said. “Obviously, Kyler’s not available right now, but we’ve got a lot of guys who are very capable who I’m excited to see play and compete if he’s not ready to go.” ___ AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/nfl and https://twitter.com/AP_NFL
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2023-07-30T04:08:15
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SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium (AP) — Two-time reigning Formula One champion Max Verstappen won the rain-hit sprint race at the Belgian Grand Prix on Saturday to extend his huge lead over Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez to 118 points. It was Verstappen’s ninth straight win including the two sprint races he has won this season. He collected eight points for the victory and will look to extend his overall lead further in Sunday’s main race as he continues his march to a third straight world title. “That was not bad,” Verstappen said with casual understatement. He finished a comfortable 6.7 seconds ahead of McLaren driver Oscar Piastri and 10.7 clear of Alpine’s Pierre Gasly. “I’m getting more and more comfortable with the car, which is much better than it was at the start of the year,” said the 22-year-old Piastri. “It’s been amazing for me.” Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton crossed the line in fourth but dropped down to seventh after being given a five-second time penalty for causing a collision when trying to overtake Perez, who scored no points after retiring near the end. “Lewis crashed into me and took the whole right hand side of my car off,” said Perez, blaming that incident on his failure to finish. Hamilton’s penalty moved Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz Jr. into fourth spot ahead of his teammate Charles Leclerc, with McLaren’s Lando Norris sixth and Mercedes driver George Russell in eighth behind his teammate Hamilton This was the third of six scheduled sprint races this season, with Perez winning in Azerbaijan and Verstappen winning in Austria and here. The top eight drivers all score points from eight down to one. The sprint race was delayed by more than one hour due to heavy rain, getting underway with a rolling start procedure after several laps behind a safety car, in order to clear more water off the track for the sprint, which lasted 11 laps. “I think the rolling start was the smart thing to do,” Verstappen said. “(But) I think we could have a raced a little earlier, maybe two laps earlier.” Safety was paramount at the Spa track, which has seen two drivers from other racing series killed in the past four years. F2 driver Anthoine Hubert died in a multi-car crash at the track in 2019, on the eve of the F1 race. Dutch teenage driver Dilano van ’t Hoff was killed earlier this month on the same circuit while competing in the Formula Regional European Championship. Two years ago, six drivers from the all-female W Series needed medical checks following a heavy crash during a qualifying session on the same track. Spa’s layout features a notorious flat-out uphill section known as Eau Rouge, which is followed by a blind corner sequence into Radillon. The most serious issue during rain is a lack of visibility with so much spray from the cars flying up. “The water just stayed in the air. I couldn’t see anything so I can only imagine how bad it was at the back,” said Gasly, who was close friends with Hubert. “I was hoping no car (goes) off the track or collides on the straight because we know what happened (in the past).” Even Verstappen was unsighted when at slow speed. “I couldn’t even see the safety car sometimes and I was the first car,” Verstappen said. “Unfortunately we had these accidents happen over the years.” It was a welcome result for Gasly, who crashed out of the Hungarian GP last weekend and whose team is undergoing an overhaul after some disappointing results. The encouraging performance was also a poignant one for Gasly. “It feels very special to have done it here in Spa,” he said. “So obviously a thought for Anthoine.” Earlier, Verstappen edged out Piastri by just .011 seconds to take the sprint pole. The shortened qualifying format — known as the “sprint shootout” — was delayed by 35 minutes because of wet and rainy conditions, with air blowers used to clear water from the track. Piastri shot to the top of the leaderboard on his last run, only for Verstappen to typically find extra pace. Aston Martin’s Lance Stroll pushed too hard in the final seconds of Q2, the second part of qualifying, and slid off into the barriers, mangling his right tire and bringing out a red flag. His teammate Fernando Alonso was on his out lap when the crash happened and couldn’t set a time, meaning he also failed to make it into Q3. Heavy rain had also impacted Friday’s running at the 7-kilometer (4.3-mile) Spa-Francorchamps circuit, which is nestled in a forest amid the Ardennes countryside and is often impacted by gloomy weather. Verstappen also set the fastest time in qualifying for Sunday’s main race, but Leclerc will start from pole because of Verstappen’s five-place grid penalty for a gearbox change. He begins Sunday’s race from sixth, but that will not bother Verstappen considering he won here last year from 14th. Verstappen and Perez have won every F1 race and sprint race between them in the ultra-dominant Red Bull car. ___ AP auto racing: https://apnews.com/hub/auto-racing and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
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2023-07-30T04:08:22
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METAIRIE, La. (AP) — Jimmy Graham offered a few reasons why — at age 36 and without having played football last year — he could become a playmaker again for the New Orleans Saints. “I’m feeling better than ever. I’m still 6-(foot)-7 and I like the red zone,” the veteran tight end said Saturday in his first public comments since rejoining his first NFL team Tuesday. “I definitely came into this with a chip on my shoulder and with something to prove.” Estimating he weighed as much as 285 pounds in his previous stint with the Saints, when he worked out like “a meathead,” Graham said he has been cycling “hundreds of miles a week” and has changed his workout and eating habits to suit to his age. “I know I’m definitely in shape,” said Graham, now listed at 265 pounds. “That’s not a problem at all.” Graham, who has caught at least eight touchdown passes in six of his 12 NFL seasons, was a favorite target of former star quarterback Drew Brees and among the most popular players in New Orleans before the club surprisingly traded him to Seattle in 2015. Many fans were upset, including general manager Micky Loomis’ own daughter. So, too, was Graham. “For me, it was pretty shocking,” Graham said. “I thought I would never leave this place. … I woke up to the part of the business that hurt.” Alluding to a difficult childhood in which he sometimes lived in an orphanage, Graham added, “at first it was very difficult because of my connection with Drew as an ‘older brother’ and all the people in this building.” “It was family, you know?” Graham continued. “So, for me, a guy who didn’t have a lot of family, it was definitely a difficult time.” Graham played three seasons with the Seahawks — where he had a major knee injury 2015, but also his last 10-TD season in 2017 — before spending two seasons each at Green Bay and Chicago. He said he spent several of those seasons avoiding interviews because he “didn’t really have a lot to say that was positive.” In recent years, Graham said, he longed for another chance to play in New Orleans. “I’ve been trying to come home for a long time,” Graham said, adding that by last season, he didn’t want to play anywhere else. He said several teams reached out to him in 2022, but he told his agent, Jimmy Sexton, “that if I don’t retire as a Saint that I wasn’t going to play again.” Sitting out last season was “extremely weird, especially after you spend a whole offseason preparing (to play), working out and making sure you’re in shape,” he said. “I think everything happens for a reason and I think it’ll be to my benefit.” The Saints used a third-round pick to draft Graham in 2010, despite the fact that he’d played just one season of football at Miami after spending four seasons as a basketball power forward for the Hurricanes. In just his second NFL season, Graham caught 99 passes for 1,310 yards and 11 touchdowns and was selected to his first of five Pro Bowls. He had another banner season in 2013, with 1,215 yards and a career-high 16 TDs receiving. Around that time, current Saints tight end Foster Moreau was playing for Jesuit High School in New Orleans and had a signed No. 80 Graham Saints jersey in a shadow box in his room. “Jimmy was a dog, and he still is. Honestly, he runs great,” Moreau said. “So, it’s just such a funny situation. You walk into the locker room and, ‘Oh my God! Jimmy Graham right there.’” Graham’s production plummeted in his final season with the Bears in 2021, when he caught 14 passes for 167 yards and three TDs in 15 games. And while the Saints cannot be sure how well he’ll play this season, they expressed confidence he’ll be a leader in the locker room. Graham sounded ready to embrace that role, noting that he, along with 13th-year defensive end Cameron Jordan, are the only players on the roster who’d once been teammates with most of the stars of the Saints’ 2009 championship team. “I understand what that culture was like and what that looks like, the sacrifice that it takes and the brotherhood – that bond – that needs to be molded,” Graham said. ___ AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/nfl and https://twitter.com/AP_NFL
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2023-07-30T04:08:29
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WESTFIELD, Ind. (AP) — Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor has requested a trade, a person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press on Saturday night. Taylor, the 2021 NFL rushing champ, has been seeking a contract extension before his rookie contract expires at the end of this season and he’s been one of several running backs to publicly air their grievances throughout the offseason. The person spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because the request hadn’t been made public. NFL Network first reported Taylor’s request to be traded. It came shortly after Taylor left team owner Jim Irsay’s motorhome after a meeting that lasted nearly an hour as the Colts conducted a night practice. “It was just a good conversation and, you know, hopeful going forward,” Irsay told reporters after practice. “We’re looking forward to a great season, hoping that Jonathan’s a big part of that and I think we had a good conversation.” Taylor has not spoken with reporters since being placed on the physically unable to perform list Tuesday. General manager Chris Ballard said then the Colts wanted to wait for a new deal until they could see how a healthy Taylor fit the new offense installed by first-year coach Shane Steichen. Taylor topped the 2,000-yard mark twice in college at Wisconsin and rushed for 2,980 yards and 29 TDs in his first two NFL seasons. He was a unanimous All-Pro selection in 2021, when he led the league with 2,171 total yards and tied for the league lead in total touchdowns with 20. Last year, he rushed for 861 yards despite missing six games with an ankle injury that required offseason surgery. Indy also struggled, finishing the season 4-11-1. Irsay posted on the X platform, formerly known as Twitter, on Wednesday suggesting some player agents were acting in bad faith by complaining about how much running backs earned with a franchise tag designation after the collective bargaining agreement was negotiated in good faith. The $10.1 million price tag is the lowest of any position other than kickers or punters. On Saturday, in front of a capacity crowd at Grand Park in Westfield a staff member took Taylor to the nearby motorhome. Irsay did not divulge details of the meeting afterward, but did talk about two other former Colts star runners — Marshall Faulk, who was traded after Peyton Manning’s rookie season in 1998, and Edgerrin James, who left as a free agent between the 2005 and 2006 seasons. “I’m responsible for everyone on the team and to look at the cap money as you go forward,” Irsay said. “It’s a great responsibility and you try to be as fair as you possibly can be with the whole football team. So again, I’m hopeful.” Now the Colts may be looking to move Taylor before he even gets a chance to team up rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson, the No. 4 overall pick in April. “We need to make sure he (Taylor) is healthy, and we expect he should have an outstanding year,” Irsay said. “(Linebacker) E.J. Speed had the same surgery and is doing well, but it’s early in the process and we want to make sure Jonathan is 100%.” ___ AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/nfl and https://twitter.com/AP_NFL
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2023-07-30T04:08:37
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FUKUOKA, Japan (AP) — Here’s why Katie Ledecky is one of the greatest freestyle swimmers in the history of the sport: She is never quite satisfied. The 26-year-old American won the 800-meter freestyle on Saturday at the world championships to become the first swimmer to win six golds in the same event at worlds. It was also her 16th individual world title, breaking a tie with Michael Phelps for the most golds at worlds. She also is a seven-time Olympic gold medalist and the world record holder in both the 800 and 1,500. But that winning time — 8 minutes, 8.87 seconds, which is the seventh-quickest she’d ever swum — wasn’t quite good enough in her favorite event. “I’m just always trying to think of new ways to improve. I mean I’ve already got everything turning in my head right now. I kind of wanted to be better than I was tonight,” she said, twirling her right hand beside her right ear, trying to stir up ideas. “I’m pretty tough on myself,” she said. “But I think I have found the balance of being tough on myself but also having that grace.” The 800 was Ledecky’s second individual gold following her win in the 1,500 free on Tuesday. She also took silver in the 400 free. Li Bingjie of China took silver in 8:13.31, and Ariarne Titmus of Australia got the bronze in 8:13.59. “It’s fun to leave a meet with your favorite event, and I just wanted to leave it all in the pool,” Ledecky said. It was only the fourth gold for the United States in the seventh of eight days in the pool. Meanwhile, Australia has been piling it on with 13 golds, matching its best at the worlds. Australia won three more golds on Saturday. The Americans lead the overall table with 31 medals (16 silver), Australia has 20 and China 13. Kaylee McKeown of Australia made history of her own with gold in the women’s 200 backstroke. McKeown’s victory gave her a sweep of all three backstroke events after earlier wins in the 50 and 100. She became the first swimmer to sweep all three backstrokes at the worlds. It all made up for her disqualification earlier in the 200 IM. “You can’t change the rules,” she said. “I got ruled out. It’s just the cards I was dealt with and I couldn’t do much more than that. So I just had to carry myself the best I could and channel all my anger and turn a huge negative into a positive.” Regan Smith of the United States picked up the silver in 2:04.94, while Peng Xuwei of China got the bronze in 2:06.74. Sarah Sjöström of Sweden continued her dominance with gold in the 50 butterfly. The 29-year-old won in 24.77 seconds and has now won the event five consecutive times at the worlds. The win brought Sjöström’s individual medals at the worlds to 20, equaling Phelps’ mark. Sjöström also broke her own record in the 50 free, going 23.61 in a semifinal heat. Her old mark was 23.67 set in 2017. “There are not too many secrets,” Sjöström said about her longevity. “Just do the work every day, go to practice, and stay humble.” Zhang Yufei of China, who took gold in the 100 fly, claimed the silver in 25.05, while American Gretchen Walsh got the bronze in 25.46. Japanese fan favorite Rikako Ikee finished seventh (25.78) in the 50 fly but was greeted warmly by the home crowd. The 23-year-old Ikee won six gold medals at the 2018 Asian Games and was expected to be a favorite in the Tokyo Olympics. But she was diagnosed with leukemia in February 2019. Her comeback continues to resonate with both the Japanese public and her fellow competitors. Cameron McEvoy of Australia led all the way to capture the gold in the 50 free in 21.06. It was his first individual gold in the worlds or Olympics. American Jack Alexy collected his second silver of the worlds in 21.57 to go with his silver in the 100 free. Benjamin Proud of Britian, last year’s world champion, took the bronze in 21.58. Caeleb Dressel won the event at the Olympics but did not qualify for the U.S. team. McEvoy’s time was quicker than Dressel’s winning time in Tokyo — 21.07. Maxime Grousset of France won gold in the 100 fly in 50.14. The 24-year-old took the early lead and held on. Josh Liendo of Canada earned the silver in 50.34, while American Dare Rose made the podium with the bronze (50.46). Ruta Meilutyte of Lithuania equaled the world record of 29.30 in her semifinal in the 50 breaststroke. Australia won the 4×100 mixed freestyle relay in a world record of 3:18.83. The Americans took silver in 3:20.82, with Britain getting the bronze in 3:21.68. The relay is not an Olympic event. ___ AP sports: https://apnews.com/hub/sports and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
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2023-07-30T04:08:43
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BRISBANE, Australia (AP) — Wendie Renard was threatening to skip the Women’s World Cup and Eugénie Le Sommer wasn’t in selection contention just a few months ago under France’s previous coaching regime. A management overhaul and a change of heart ultimately led to two of French football’s most experienced players combining for Les Bleues on Saturday to deliver a 2-1 win over Brazil that put them into a strong position to progress to the round of 16. Le Sommer missed with a diving header in the 13th minute but needed only four more minutes to convert her next chance, beating Brazilian goalkeeper Leticia with a more emphatic header to score her record-extending 90th international goal. Debinha equalized for Brazil as the hour approached, and the game opened up as both teams pressed for a winner. That’s when Renaud stepped in. Renard, who’d been in doubt for the match because of a calf injury she picked up in France’s lackluster opening 0-0 draw against Jamaica, drifted unmarked to the back edge of the box to meet a corner kick with a powerful header in the 83rd and clinch victory. It meant the well-traveled Hervé Renard, who was hired in March to replace Corinne Diacre, became the first head coach to win games at both the women’s and men’s World Cups. His upset victory with Saudi Arabia over eventual champion Argentina was one of the highlights of the men’s World Cup in Qatar last year. His French women’s team showed signs against Brazil that it could go deep in the tournament. He credited his veteran players, either recalled or convinced to remain, for the turnaround. Wendie Renard “is the most important player in the dressing room. Always talking, motivating the the other girls,” the France coach said, describing his captain’s influence on the team. Of other veterans like Le Sommer and Kadidiatou Diani, he added: “You need leaders in the team — they have a good experience and we need them to motivate also the other players.” Le Sommer, who missed selection for the 2022 Euros under former coach Diacre, was in the thick of the early action for France. The French started with a high tempo and had three chances before Sakina Karchaoui’s long floating ball into the area found Diani, who leaped and headed square for Le Sommer to finish off from directly in front. The Brazilian women had never beaten France but started to meet them for intensity as halftime approached, helped by the majority of an almost 50,000-strong crowd. Debinha equalized in the 58th, finishing off a quick passing movement into the area, controlling a deflected ball with the outside of her leg before firing in a right-foot shot. Leticia kept Brazil in the game with a string of impressive saves, and Selma Bacha hit the side netting with her shot from the right in the 75th, unable to break the deadlock for France. After Renard broke the deadlock, Brazil sent Marta in the 86th for her 22nd World Cup appearance — moving her to outright second on the country’s all-time list — but she wasn’t able to equalize in a frenetic finish. Brazil is now winless in 12 women’s internationals against France, a setback for a team that opened the Women’s World Cup with a thumping 4-0 win over Panama, with Ary Borges scoring three goals and providing the back-heel assist for one of the goals of the tournament. Against a more disciplined defense, the Brazilians weren’t able to finish despite creating ample opportunities. Coach Pia Sundhage said she was disappointed with her Brazilian team’s first half and overall lack of cohesion. The defensive lapse on the set piece that led to France’s winning goal was discouraging, she said, before adding: “I’m more disappointed we couldn’t make this a game where we play like the Brazilian style.” Jamaica edged Panama 1-0 later Saturday in Perth to join France on four competition points in Group F, one ahead of Brazil. On Wednesday, three teams will be vying for two spots in the next round when Brazil meets Jamaica in Melbourne and France takes on Panama in Sydney. ___ AP World Cup coverage: https://apnews.com/hub/fifa-womens-world-cup and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
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BLAINE, Minn. (AP) — Chasing his first PGA Tour victory Lee Hodges shot a 5-under 66 on Saturday to stretch his lead to five strokes with a round left in the 3M Open. Hodges had a 20-under 193 total at the TPC Twin Cities to break the tournament 54-hole mark of 195 set last year by Scott Piercy. Hodges led at 8 under after the first round and a record 15 under after the second. “I have nothing to lose,” Hodges said. “I’m out here playing with house money. I have a job next year on the PGA Tour, this is all great. This is just icing on the cake.” J.T. Poston was second after a 66. Defending champion Tony Finau was another stroke back at 14 under after a 67. Hodges’ best finish in 64 prior events was a tie for third at The American Express in 2022, the only other time the 28-year-old Alabama player has led or shared the lead after 54 holes. And he almost certainly has played himself into the playoffs that begin in two weeks. He began the week 74th in the FedEx Cup standings, with the top 70 players qualifying. “I honestly don’t think I’ll be that nervous tonight.” Hodges said. “I’ll hang out with my wife. We’ll go do something fun. I mean, yeah, it’s just golf at the end of the day. I’m lucky to be here.” Hodges opened with an up-and-down even nine holes, then had five birdies on the back nine. “I didn’t think I played bad on the front nine, I just couldn’t really get it close to the hole and when I did, I couldn’t make the putt,” he said. Things were much different after the turn. Hodges dropped birdie putts from 12 feet on No. 10 and nearly 11 feet on No. 11. His tee shot on the par-3 13th stopped 4 1/2 feet from the cup for another birdie. He added a 5-foorter for birdie on 16 and a 7-footer on 18. He’ll be paired with Poston on Sunday the final group. “We play some practice rounds together and I know him really well,” Poston said. “He’s a good friend. So, if I can’t get it done tomorrow, I’ll be pulling for him.” Finau birdied four of his final eight holes. Last year, he trailed by five shots early in the final round and won by three at 17 under. “It was just nice to make a run on the back nine today just to give myself a chance,” Finau said. “If I’m eight back, that’s a whole different feeling than five or six. I was just happy with the way I finished my round today and to creep up and just be a little closer to the lead.” Aaron Baddeley was fourth at 13 under after a 65. Sam Ryder (65), Keith Mitchell (67), Billy Horschel (68) and Kevin Streelman (69) were 12 under. Ryder birdied in his final five holes — and seven of nine — to toe the tournament back-nine record of 29. Mitchell set that mark two years ago. Kevin Yu shot 29 on his first nine, tying a score recorded by five others, but he was 5 over for his final six holes to finish with a 67. He was tied for 11th. ___ AP golf: https://apnews.com/hub/golf and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
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2023-07-30T04:08:57
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The Texas Rangers acquired three-time Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer in a blockbuster trade with the New York Mets on Saturday night, an all-in move for the surprise leaders in the AL West, a person with knowledge of the deal said. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the deal hasn’t been announced. The Rangers added the 39-year-old Scherzer with another former Mets pitcher with Cy Young credentials, two-time winner Jacob deGrom, sidelined by Tommy John elbow surgery, possibly all the way through the end of next season. According to multiple reports, the deal nets New York one of the top Texas prospects in infielder Luisangel Acuña, the younger brother of Atlanta star Ronald Acuña Jr. As part of the deal, Scherzer agreed to opt in on the final year of his contract in 2024 at $43 million, according to reports that also said the Mets were paying about $35 million of the remaining $58 million on the right-hander’s contract. The Mets, one of baseball’s biggest disappointments, unloaded Scherzer two days after sending closer David Robertson to Miami for two minor leaguers. New York began the season with the highest payroll in baseball at $353 million but started the day 17 games behind Atlanta in the NL East and 6 1/2 games back in the wild-card race. The next question is what the Mets will do with Justin Verlander, another three-time Cy Young winner signed through next season. There should be plenty of suitors for the 40-year-old right-hander. Texas has emerged from six consecutive losing seasons to lead the AL West all but one day in three-time World Series champion Bruce Bochy’s first season as manager. The Rangers made the first notable move of this trading season by getting once-dominant closer Aroldis Chapman from Kansas City in June. Chapman has stayed in a setup role with Will Smith handling most of the closing duties. Now Texas has bolstered the rotation knowing deGrom might be out until Scherzer’s contract expires at the end of next season. The trade for Scherzer came on the same day the Rangers said they were again bumping back the next start for All-Star right-hander Nathan Eovaldi. Bochy said Eovaldi had a sore elbow, but the club doesn’t think it’s serious. The Rangers added deGrom in the offseason on a $185 million, five-year contract, knowing there was risk in signing the oft-injured right-hander. He lasted just six starts — all Texas wins — before elbow issues sidelined deGrom for a month. It took multiple MRIs to determine the extent of the damage to his elbow, and the Tommy John procedure in June was the second of his career. The other was in rookie ball with the Mets in 2010. “I think we need to improve as a starting rotation,” Bochy said before the Rangers’ game at San Diego on Saturday night, as reports of the trade were circulating. “I think that’s fair to say.” Scherzer (9-4) was leading the Mets in victories but had his highest ERA (4.01) since 2011 with Detroit. The eight-time All-Star started Friday at home against Washington, allowing one run in seven innings in a 5-1 New York victory. With 210 career victories, Scherzer is third among active pitchers behind Verlander and Kansas City’s Zack Greinke. ___ AP Sports Writer Bernie Wilson in San Diego contributed to this report. ___ AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/mlb and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
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2023-07-30T04:09:04
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Denny Hamlin is not offering any apologies for the move he made last weekend at Pocono that caused Kyle Larson to hit the wall and let Hamlin sail on to victory. Truth be told, it’s what NASCAR was hoping to see more of when it established the system that divides races into three stages, rewards drivers with points for doing well in those stages and allows them to accrue playoff points, Hamlin said. “That is what it was geared to do — give us the sense of urgency to ramp up and that regular season performance matters to get to the final four with a shot,” he said at Richmond Raceway. “The system is doing what it was designed to do.” Hamlin also has changed, he said, after getting spun several times while leading. “If you have one person willing to be aggressive and one person not, aggressive will win every time,” he said. Larson, who said things are “fine” between he and Hamlin after they exchanged text messages Friday night, agreed that the point system encourages the aggressive approach Hamlin took, but added that it “makes the guys on the receiving end more mad as well just because of what’s at stake and what’s taken.” Larson said four or five restart battles with Kyle Busch at World Wide Technology Raceway in June showed how cleanly he tries to race other drivers. “I respect Kyle and that’s why I raced him with respect at Gateway, and I respect Denny every bit as much, if not more, or I did,” he said. “I tend to blow things over pretty quickly,” Larson said. “This time, I probably have let it linger on my attitude a little bit this week just because it’s happened more often with him than any other driver in my career and also a win was taken.” Larson won the first Richmond race this season in April. POINTS RACE William Byron has dropped 30 points behind Martin Truex Jr. in the points race with five races remaining before the playoffs begin. The regular season champion gets a 15-point bonus, but Byron doesn’t expect to make any changes to the way he’s racing while trying to secure that top spot and bonus. “It’s really important but we can’t get too focused on the result of the regular season points,” he said. “We obviously want those points, but our process has been like it is to this point, and if we start focusing on that carrot out in front of us too much, it’s going to get us off-track.” CHASING SPEED Chase Elliott said Richmond is “such a weird place” where his car never feels good, but he was pleased to make the second round of qualifying. He’ll start fourth. “Any position you can gain is good ahead of 10th,” Elliott said. “I also know this is a place where you can qualify really good and be really bad.” Elliott missed six races with an injury and another while serving a suspension. He hasn’t won yet and likely will need to win to make the playoffs. He’s 21st in points. “There’s a few guys that I feel like have been consistently good at this track and the rest of us are kind of hit or miss,” Elliott said. “Hopefully we can hit it tomorrow and just put together a solid day, try to get some stage points and just get up in the mix.” HEAT CHECK The temperature was near 100 degrees when the cars went out for qualifying, and the heat index made it feel even hotter. It’s expected to be about 90 on Sunday. “There’s less grip and more emphasis on tire management,” Brad Keselowski said. “It will be a different race here than it was in the spring, for sure.” Truex and Larson are the betting favorites Sunday, according to FanDuel Sportsbook. ___ AP auto racing: https://apnews.com/hub/auto-racing and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
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2023-07-30T04:09:10
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74-year-old Brook Park U.S. Marine veteran found Published: Jul. 29, 2023 at 11:54 PM EDT|Updated: 13 minutes ago BROOK PARK, Ohio (WOIO) - Missing 74-year-old Timothy Guzzo has been found, according to family members he is currently being checked out at a local VA hospital. Guzzo left his home Brook Park home on Wednesday and did not return. There are currently no details on where the Vietnam vet was located. This is a developing story. Check back with 19 News for the latest information. Copyright 2023 WOIO. All rights reserved.
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IT’S BAAACK! The Philadelphia Eagles Break Out the “OG” Kelly Green Jerseys! We're seeing Kelly Green, and the nostalgia is real! The Philadelphia Eagles have been hyping this up for months, and they're finally here! The OG Kelly Green jerseys are BACK as an alternate color for the 2023-2024 season! Kelly Green was the Eagles jersey color in the 80's and 90's, and the last time they wore the once-popular color was in 2010. But the color isn't where the nostalgia stops! The Eagles also have an alternate logo that'll remind longtime fans of days past. The Philadelphia Eagles have had quite a fun time teasing us about when the new jerseys would drop. Until the players unveiled them on social media a couple days before they go on sale! The hype is real! According to NBC Philadelphia, Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie had his eye on bringing kelly green back, but there was a one-color helmet rule in the way up until 2021. The rule said that teams could only have one color helmet, which was midnight green for the Eagles. Midnight green helmets with kelly green jerseys? Would have looked kind of silly. Jeffrey Laurie wanted to do it right - with kelly green jerseys and helmets. And now's the time! Where can I buy the new Kelly Green Eagles Jerseys? Kelly green apparel goes on sale Monday, July 31 at 9 am. Fans will be able to purchase kelly green jerseys, sweatshirts, shirts, hats and more at all 3 Eagles Pro Shop locations. - Lincoln Financial Field - HeadHouse Plaza, 1 Lincoln Financial Field Way Philadelphia, PA - 35 S. Willowdale Drive, Suite 105, Lancaster, PA - Market Place at Garden State Park, 2000 Route #70 West, Suite E Building E Cherry Hill, NJ Will you be getting your hands on kelly green apparel?
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Branches dotted nearby streets and two unmoored banners dangled from the Audi Field roof as the first home game of D.C. United’s Leagues Cup campaign arrived Saturday night, several hours after thunderstorms ripped through the region. United’s performance didn’t live up to that atmosphere. Needing just a draw through regulation to win its group and secure another home game against a Mexican club in the knockout round, D.C. fell, 3-0, to finish second in its three-team group. Having already clinched a spot in the round of 32 with a 1-0 win at CF Montreal on Wednesday, United advanced to face the Philadelphia Union on Thursday night in Chester, Pa. Cesar Huerta, Nathan Silva and Gabriel Fernández found the net for Mexico City-based Pumas, which delivered a dominant performance — it outshot United 19-5 — to stave off elimination in the month-long tournament featuring clubs from MLS and Mexico’s Liga MX. A storied team that has fallen on hard times, Pumas took the lead when Huerta’s sixth-minute shot squeezed through the hands of goalkeeper Alex Bono and trickled into the net. It was a trying moment for Bono, who appeared to be screened by teammate Brendan Hines-Ike and had allowed just one goal in four appearances across all competitions entering the match. He earned some redemption in the 19th minute by parrying away Fernández’s blistering shot as Pumas continued to pile on the pressure. Pumas doubled its lead in the 42nd to cap a flurry of near misses: José Caicedo flicked on a corner kick, and Silva tapped in at the far post. Pumas made it 3-0 seven minutes after halftime, when Fernández beat Donovan Pines down the right side and slipped a near-post shot past Bono. United Coach Wayne Rooney made a rare quadruple substitution in the 60th minute, bringing on Ruan, Yamil Asad, Christian Benteke and Pedro Santos, who returned after missing three games with a thigh injury. D.C. attacked with newfound urgency as the overhaul briefly had its intended effect. But by the time the match’s dying moments arrived, the buzz that accompanied United’s forays forward had given way to the Pumas supporters’ chants of “¡Olé!” Here’s what else to know about United’s defeat: Rooney starts Robertha Rooney returned to the sideline after sitting out United’s trip to Montreal with an illness. He made three changes from the lineup that assistant coach Pete Shuttleworth deployed in the previous match, adding wing back Jacob Greene, attacking midfielder Jackson Hopkins and striker Nigel Robertha. Saturday brought Robertha’s first minutes since he was reinstated from administrative leave Monday amid an MLS investigation of what people familiar with the situation said was an altercation between the striker and teammate Taxi Fountas this month. Robertha, who two people said accused Fountas of using a racial slur, started up top as Rooney managed Benteke’s minutes. Hopkins, a 19-year-old homegrown player recently recalled from affiliate Loudoun United, made his first start since D.C.’s loss to the New York Red Bulls in the U.S. Open Cup on May 9. Palsson moves on On Friday, United announced the transfer of defender-midfielder Victor Palsson to Belgian club KAS Eupen for an undisclosed transfer fee. The Icelandic veteran, who made 28 appearances since arriving from German side Schalke last summer, sat out the win over Montreal ahead of the move. Palsson’s guaranteed compensation of $892,500 made him the seventh-highest-paid player on United’s roster, according to the MLS Players Association.
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Dear Amy: My husband’s brother and his wife announced about a year ago that they had irreconcilable differences; they divorced after a long and loveless marriage. To be honest we have no idea why they stayed together as long as they did. That’s when I realized that she and my brother-in-law had been in a relationship for at least five years. I haven’t mentioned this to anyone else in the family except for my husband. I was raised with a strong belief in the sanctity of marriage, and I unfortunately find their infidelity and lack of shame about it to be disturbing. I try not to let this knowledge get in my way of being friendly with them, but it’s always sitting in the back of my mind, and I’ve found myself avoiding them so I don’t have to think about it. Do you have any suggestions on what I can do to keep this relationship friendly? I don’t want to damage my husband’s family dynamic. — Don’t Want to be Judgmental Judgmental: No one knows what goes on in another couple’s marriage, but my observation is that even long and loveless marriages can hang on until another potential partner enters the scene, which often serves as the impetus for the couple to finally separate. Generally, when a separated or very recently divorced person introduces another partner to the family very quickly after parting with the spouse, it’s a sign that the new person has been on the scene for a while. Your brother-in-law and his former wife might have had an understanding or were negotiating about how to handle their marriage and outside relationships prior to their divorce. The girlfriend’s public posts indicate that there is an overall lack of shame regarding the relationship, and whether this is because they are actually shameless or perhaps reacting to a much more complicated personal situation remains to be seen. It is really none of your business, but if you’re curious, you could ask — but I suggest you work hard to keep your harsher judgment in check. Dear Amy: I have two friends, both of whom live across the country, who like to call me for extended conversations. Both of these people talk nonstop and miraculously seem to have evolved out of the need for air, because I spend these calls waiting for a tiny pause that would allow me to blurt out that I have to go. When I imagine telling them that I really don’t like talking on the phone, I feel sure they will feel insulted. As it is, I only answer every third or so call, but it’s still too much. Any ideas for how I can end these calls without sparking animosity? — Desperate Phone Hostage Hostage: “I have to be honest — I don’t take all of your calls because I don’t really like talking on the phone” is describing a personal preference, not delivering an insult. And — the way you describe these encounters as a hostage situation makes these people seem less like actual friends and more like bored and boring cold-calling phone bots. In short, if you want a monologue, you can watch Jimmy Kimmel. And even he comes up for air. If you dodge a call, you could use texting (or email) to contact them: “I see you called. What’s up?” This might unleash a new wave of annoyance, but that would be another challenge for another day. Dear Amy: I thought your response to “Basically a Single Parent,” was, basically, awful. This father of two young children is addicted to his phone screen, and instead of telling him to pay attention to his kids, you suggest that he listen to music?! — Disappointed Disappointed: Other readers agree with you, and yes I also agree that the core issue is that this father was so disengaged with his very young children. However, I raised children with the help of Broadway cast albums and NPR. As long as your hands are free and you’re not too distracted, I think it’s fine to have some audio going in the background. © 2023 by Amy Dickinson. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency.
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2023-07-30T04:09:15
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Dear Carolyn: My fiancée has a real chip on her shoulder when it comes to her family. I actually like my in-laws a lot, and this seems to annoy her because she complains constantly about how they have never met her emotional needs, have treated her unfairly compared to her siblings, etc. While I do not want to question the validity of her experience, I really do think she views their entire relationship through a lens of her own insecurity. For example, her parents heading upstairs to bed at 9 p.m. when we were visiting was interpreted as their not wanting to spend time with her versus just being people who like to go to bed early. I have tried to gently suggest she not see malice where there is none, but she gets very defensive and says that if I am going to marry her, then I have to be in her corner 100 percent. And I am! But does being supportive of someone mean I always have to just comfort her when I think some of her injuries are of her own making? — Supportive? Supportive?: You are not! In her corner 100 percent. But that is 100 percent okay. If you do not agree with someone whom you intend to marry on something so basic as the ability to discern reality and respond to it appropriately, then it is of urgent and vital importance to disagree out loud. In fact, the time to “gently suggest” things is past, if there ever was such a time. You are sort of in the right neighborhood of a good reason to mind your words when you mention not wanting to “question the validity of her experience.” Indeed, she grew up with her parents, you did not, so it is not appropriate for you to suggest she did not witness or experience what she says she did. Whatever she felt, she felt, whether she read the precipitating events accurately or not. And even if she misread her parents completely (doubtful), she does not need the person she chose as a life partner to gaslight her about her childhood. But that is a very narrow area where your opinions constitute trespassing. There are acres around it where your senses and judgment, and the misgivings you have as a result, absolutely belong. If you witness the behavior of her parents with your fiancée, and also with her siblings in analogous situations, and if you do not see any unfairness, then pretending you agree with your fiancée or pretending the possible warpage of her view does not bother you is not “100 percent support,” it is a lie. And the problem is not just the dishonesty, but the damage it does to the intimacy of your relationship. She cannot possibly want a partner who does not believe her or trust her judgment, and you cannot possibly want a partner whom you do not believe or whose judgment you do not trust, held together by buttercream frosting. There is a way to be honest without gaslighting her. It includes telling the truth while also expressing respect for your boundaries and her experience, along with your sincere willingness to keep an open mind: “I obviously do not bring your history to this. Based on what I have witnessed firsthand, though, I do not see the unfairness you are talking about. Maybe I am missing it. If so, I want to see what you see.” She can show you, for example, that her parents stay up past 11 p.m. when her siblings visit but pack it in early with her. “Stuff like that matters and I want to know it. Just as I hope you want me to point out something you might have missed, like how glowingly your parents talk about you to me. That is how I view being in each other’s corners 100 percent: I am honest with you, you are honest with me, and we trust each other enough both to address difficult things and to recognize when to back down, because we know we love and are looking out for each other, not tearing each other down.” If she disagrees and wants instead to have her parents be a loving-fact-check-free zone, that is also 100 percent okay. For her. It just might not be 100 percent okay for you, or for any couple to marry when they disagree on this. Especially if this perception gap extends beyond her parents. It is not great in any context to be quick to take and retake old offenses, but I can make an argument for forgiving it in the limited context of nuclear family, the birthplace of so many emotional reflexes. If she defaults to feeling misunderstood, undersupported and defensive in other contexts, though, then marryer beware, even if a distorted lens has not affected your relationship directly. Yet. Two people always see some things differently, so the health of any marriage depends on how supportively, and sustainably, the couple can disagree.
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2023-07-30T04:09:16
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Photography Winds gusting as high as 80 mph toppled trees and knocked out power to tens of thousands of homes and businesses Saturday, as fast-moving thunderstorms swept through D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia. Severe damage to trees, structures and the electrical transmission system was reported in both the city and the suburbs. The Power Outage US website reported about 225,000 utility customers without electricity in Maryland and Virginia around 6 p.m. The outages were divided evenly by state. Pepco reported that about 15,000 customers in the District had lost power. More from The Post Damaging storms leave behind toppled trees, over 200,000 without power in D.C. area Barbiemania, rabbit rescue and more of the week’s best photos The latest from The Washington Post Credits Photo editing and production by Christine T. Nguyen
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TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — In Tucson, hundreds of residents spent Saturday cleaning up and assessing damages caused by strong monsoons that tore through the city on Friday afternoon. The eastside of Tucson was among the hardest hit areas. "It sounded like a tornado coming," said Chris Sanders, a resident at Langley Garden Condos. The Friday monsoon brought strong winds, hail, and heavy rainfall, resulting in power outages and leaving debris scattered throughout the city streets and neighborhoods. Sanders remarked, "This is the strongest I've ever seen since I lived here." Unfortunately, at least thirteen units were damaged by fallen trees, forcing some residents to evacuate. "It turned a weird hazy orange, got super quiet, and then it started and it hit like a freight train," he said. "I mean, it sounded like a bullet coming through your house." Sanders recounted that he was on his patio when it all unfolded, and fortunately, his condo was spared, and no one was injured. "I stepped around the corner, I saw the other three trees that were down so I immediately got a jacket and a hat and I went down to make sure everybody else was okay," Sanders recalled. In a neighborhood just a few minutes away from Langley Gardens, a family was displaced on Friday after their roof sustained damage, allowing water to flood in. KGUN 9 spoke with the homeowner, Albert Vargas, on Friday and caught up with him again on Saturday. He mentioned that this incident marks his second financial hit in as many weeks, following a setback with his prosthetic leg. "Just last week I was off of it because I had broken some parts in it, so that kind of hit me financially, and now this," Vargas explained. His main priority on Saturday was to cover the top of the house with a tarp until it can be replaced. "The electricity is okay. I was really surprised with the way it was pouring through," he said. "But most of our damage is sheetrock, and of course, our couches and the bedding took some losses like that."
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2023-07-30T04:09:22
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BURBANK, Calif. (AP) — With the summer heat wave in full swing in Southern California, a backyard pool is a tempting place to take a dip. Even for a bear. Police in the city of Burbank responded to a report of a bear sighting in a residential neighborhood and found the animal sitting in a Jacuzzi behind one of the homes. After a short dip, the bear climbed over a wall and headed to a tree behind the home, police said in a statement Friday. Police released a video of the animal in the neighborhood, which is about 10 miles (16 kilometers) north of Los Angeles and near the Verdugo Mountains. The Burbank police have issued warnings for residents to avoid bears and to keep all garbage and food locked up to discourage bears from coming to their residences. ---- STAY IN TOUCH WITH US ANYTIME, ANYWHERE - Download our free app for Roku, FireTV, AppleTV, Alexa, and mobile devices. - Sign up for daily newsletters emailed to you - Like us on Facebook - Follow us on Instagram - Follow us on Twitter - Follow us on Youtube
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2023-07-30T04:09:28
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NEW YORK — At a moment of growing legal peril, Donald Trump ramped up his calls for his GOP rivals to drop out of the 2024 presidential race as he threatened to primary Republican members of Congress who fail to focus on investigating Democratic President Joe Biden and urged them to halt Ukrainian military aid until the White House cooperates with their investigations into Biden and his family. “Every dollar spent attacking me by Republicans is a dollar given straight to the Biden campaign,” Trump said at a rally in Erie, Pennsylvania, on Saturday night. The former president and GOP frontrunner said it was time for Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and others he dismissed as “clowns” to clear the field, accusing them of “wasting hundreds of millions of dollars that Republicans should be using to build a massive vote-gathering operation” to take on Biden in November. The comments came two days after federal prosecutors unveiled new criminal charges against Trump as part of the case that accuses him of illegally hoarding classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago club and refusing to turn them over to investigators. The superseding indictment unsealed Thursday alleges that Trump and two staffers sought to delete surveillance at the club in an effort to obstruct the Justice Department's investigation. The case is just one of Trump’s mounting legal challenges. His team is currently bracing for additional possible indictments, which could happen as soon as this coming week, related to his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election brought by prosecutors in both Washington and Georgia. Trump already faces criminal charges in New York over hush money payments made to women who accused him of sexual encounters during his 2016 presidential campaign. Nevertheless, Trump remains the dominant early frontrunner for the Republican nomination and has only seen his lead grow as the charges have mounted and as his rivals have struggled to respond. Their challenge was on display at a GOP gathering in Iowa Friday night, where they largely declined to go after Trump directly. The only one who did — accusing Trump of “running to stay out of prison” — was booed as he left the stage. In the meantime, Trump has embraced his legal woes, turning them into the core message of his bid to return to the White House as he accuses Biden of using the Justice Department to maim his chief political rival. The White House has said repeatedly that the president has had no involvement in the cases. At rallies — including Saturday’s — Trump has tried to frame the charges, which come with serious threats of jail time, as an attack not just on him, but those who support him. “They’re not indicting me, they’re indicting you. I just happen to be standing in the way,” he told the arena crowd in Erie, adding that, “Every time the radical left Democrats, Marxists, communists and fascists indict me, I consider it actually a great badge of honor.... Because I’m being indicted for you.” But the investigations are also sucking up enormous resources that are being diverted from the nuts and bolts of the campaign. The Washington Post first reported Saturday that Trump’s political action committee, Save America, will report Monday that it spent more than $40 million on legal fees during the first half of 2023 defending Trump and all of the current and former aides whose lawyers it is paying. The total is more than the campaign raised during the second quarter of the year. “In order to combat these heinous actions by Joe Biden’s cronies and to protect these innocent people from financial ruin and prevent their lives from being completely destroyed, the leadership PAC contributed to their legal fees to ensure they have representation against unlawful harassment,” said Trump’s spokesman Steven Cheung. At the rally — held in a former Democratic stronghold that Trump flipped in 2016, but Biden won narrowly in 2020 — Trump also threatened Republicans in Congress who refuse to go along with efforts to impeach Biden. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said this past week that Republican lawmakers may consider an impeachment inquiry into the president over unproven claims of financial misconduct. Trump, who was impeached twice while in office, said Saturday that, “The biggest complaint that I get is that the Republicans find out this information and then they do nothing about it.” “Any Republican that doesn’t act on Democrat fraud should be immediately primaries and get out — out!” he told the crowd to loud applause. “They have to play tough and ... if they’re not willing to do it, we got a lot of good, tough Republicans around ... and they’re going to get my endorsement every singe time.” Trump, during the 2022 midterm elections, made it his mission to punish those who had voted in favor of his second impeachment and succeeded in unseating most who had by backing primary challengers. At the rally, Trump also called on Republican members of Congress to halt the authorization of additional military support to Ukraine, which has been mired in a war fighting Russia’s invasion, until the Biden administration cooperates with Republican investigations into Biden and his family’s business dealings — words that echoed the call that lead to his first impeachment. “He’s dragging into a global conflict on behalf of the very same country, Ukraine, that apparently paid his family all of these millions of dollars,” Trump alleged. “In light of this information,” Congress, he said, “should refuse to authorize a single additional payment of our depleted stockpiles ... the weapons stockpiles to Ukraine until the FBI, DOJ and IRS hand over every scrap of evidence they have on the Biden crime family’s corrupt business dealings.” House Republicans have been investigating the Biden family’s finances, particularly payments Hunter, the president’s son, received from Burisma, a Ukrainian energy company that became tangled in the first impeachment of Trump. An unnamed confidential FBI informant claimed that Burisma company officials in 2015 and 2016 sought to pay the Bidens $5 million each in return for their help ousting a Ukrainian prosecutor who was purportedly investigating the company. But a Justice Department review in 2020, while Trump was president, was closed eight months later with insufficient evidence of wrongdoing. Trump’s first impeachment by the House resulted in charges that he pressured Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to dig up dirt on the Bidens while threatening to withhold military aid. Trump was later acquitted by the Senate.
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2023-07-30T04:09:33
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FUCKOKA, Japan (CNN) — US superstar swimmer Katie Ledecky surpassed Michael Phelps for most career individual world swimming titles on Saturday after winning her 16th gold medal. Ledecky also became the first-ever swimmer to win six consecutive world championships in the same event. A full, extensive list of 800 freestyle world champions over the last decade: — USA Swimming (@USASwimming) July 29, 2023 🔹 Katie Ledecky ... That's it. That's the list. The first swimmer to EVER win six-straight world titles in an event! pic.twitter.com/VK0TSPDO1O The 26-year-old earned her 16th world title after winning the 800-meter freestyle in a time of 8:08.87 at the 2023 World Aquatic Championships in Fukuoka, Japan. She defeated second-place finisher, Li Bingjie of China, by 4.44 seconds. After the race, Ledecky reflected on her achievements. “It’s special. I really didn’t even know I was going to achieve that until people started telling me. It’s cool,” the seven-time Olympic gold medalist said. “I’m happy with that swim. I wanted it to be a little better, but I’ll take it. I’m really pleased with how the week went.” On Tuesday, Ledecky tied Phelps when she dominated the 1,500-meter freestyle for her fifth world title in that event. ---- STAY IN TOUCH WITH US ANYTIME, ANYWHERE - Download our free app for Roku, FireTV, AppleTV, Alexa, and mobile devices. - Sign up for daily newsletters emailed to you - Like us on Facebook - Follow us on Instagram - Follow us on Twitter - Follow us on Youtube
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2023-07-30T04:09:34
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FUKUOKA, Japan — The American swim team has had a so-so meet at the world championships in Japan. Meanwhile, Australia and China have been pouring it on. “Obviously, we’d like to win more gold medals and I think we will,” American coach Bob Bowman said going into Sunday’s final day. The slight predicament for Bowman is that two of the swimmers he coaches at Arizona State University, Leon Marchand of France and Hungary’s Hubert Kos, have won four gold medals. Marchand has three, and he’s sure to be a star in next year’s Paris Olympic, and Kos has one. That’s the same gold-medal total for the entire American team through seven of eight days — four gold. The average for the Americans over the last nine championships has been about 15 golds. Speaking to reporters on Sunday, two of the first three questions Bowman fielded were about Marchand and Kos, from French and Hungarian news outlets. “If you look at swimming, every coach on the U.S. team is coaching a foreign swimmer, an international swimmer. There’s always that dynamic,” said Bowman, who has legendary status for helping Michael Phelps win 23 Olympic gold medals.” Bowman was cautious about taking credit for Kos, who came to Arizona State late last year. He went from being a good individual medley swimmer to a world champion a few days ago in the 200-meter backstroke. “I think it’s just the Bob Bowman effect,” said Kos, son of an American father and Hungarian mother. ”That’s as simple as it is.” He said Bowman had a “magic” touch.“ Bowman played down his role. “He (Kos) had an excellent coach at home for 10 years before me,” Bowman said. “He deserved the credit for this. I just helped a little bit at the end.” Swimming is an individual sport, separate from team sports like soccer. It would be unthinkable for the coach of Real Madrid to be also coaching Barcelona players on the side. But it’s normal in swimming, and Bowman said he was “ethically” comfortable with it. “I mean, the bottom line is I get paid to coach these guys at ASU,” he said. “I’m representing my country for the love of my country and happy to do that. I don’t think there’s an ethical question. It’s not a zero-sum. I’m not taking away from the US guys.” He said he was interested in coaching the Americans at next year’s Olympics, but suggested any decision was still pending. “I don’t think we know yet,” he said. “I have to go through this week, get home, think about what the scenarios look (like) and then we’ll decide. I always want to do. But we’ll see how it goes.” ___ AP sports: https://apnews.com/hub/sports and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
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2023-07-30T04:09:39
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PHEONIX (AP) — The Phoenix Mercury say All-Star center Brittney Griner will not travel for the team's next two games so she can focus on her mental health. The 6-foot-9 center — who became an international story during her 10-month detainment in Russia last year — is averaging 18.2 points and 6.7 rebounds over 20 games this season. “The Mercury fully support Brittney and we will continue to work together on a timeline for her return,” the team said in a statement on Saturday. Griner's impressive individual season hasn't translated to success for the Mercury, who have a 6-17 record and fired Vanessa Nygaard earlier in the season. The Mercury’s tough season and coaching change are among the multiple challenges Griner has faced in her return to the WNBA following her ordeal in Russia on drug-related charges that caused her to miss the entire 2022 season. Griner and her teammates were confronted by what the WNBA called a “provocateur” at the Dallas airport in June and she’s also dealt with a hip injury that caused her to miss a handful of games. Griner will miss road games against Chicago on Sunday and Indiana on Tuesday. ---- STAY IN TOUCH WITH US ANYTIME, ANYWHERE - Download our free app for Roku, FireTV, AppleTV, Alexa, and mobile devices. - Sign up for daily newsletters emailed to you - Like us on Facebook - Follow us on Instagram - Follow us on Twitter - Follow us on Youtube
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2023-07-30T04:09:41
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ST. LOUIS — Yan Gomes and Ian Happ homered and the Chicago Cubs beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5-1 on Saturday night for their eighth straight victory. Mike Tauchmann went 3 for 4 with a seventh-inning RBI double to right field off Drew VerHagen, a night after scaling the center field fence to rob Alec Burleson of a potential winning home run. Lars Nootbaar singled, Nolan Gorman walked, and Willson Contreras was hit by a pitch to load the bases in the eighth inning against Mark Leiter Jr. before Javier Assad got Jordan Walker to weakly ground out to the pitcher end the threat. Gomes hit a two-run home run to center field, his ninth of the season, just past the outstretched glove of Dylan Carlson in the fourth inning to give Chicago a 4-1 lead. Happ drove in Tauchmann when he hit his 10th of the season into the right-center field bleachers in the third inning to put Chicago on top 2-1. Happ is 14 for 36 (.389) with seven home runs in his career against Wainwright. Brendan Donovan led off the bottom of the first with a single to right field and scored on Nootbaar’s sacrifice fly to give the lead. TRAINERS’ ROOM Cubs: Activated third baseman Nick Madrigal (right hamstring strain) from the 10-day injured list and optioned infielder Miles Mastrobuoni to triple-A Iowa. Madrigal started at third base and went 2 for 3. Cardinals: INF/OF Tommy Edman (right wrist inflammation) started at shortstop and went 1-for-5 for triple-A Memphis Saturday night to begin a rehabilitation assignment. Edman is expected to start in center field for Memphis on Sunday and could be activated from the injured list prior to Tuesday’s game versus Minnesota. UP NEXT Cubs RHP Kyle Henricks (4-4, 3.45 ERA) is 13-3 with a 2.69 ERA in 25 career starts against St. Louis. He’ll be opposed by LHP Steven Matz (1-7, 4.34 ERA) who is 1-0 with a 2.18 ERA in four starts since returning to the starting rotation on July 9. ___
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2023-07-30T04:09:45
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While customers might typically visit Chicago's rudest hot dog for a meal or the one-of-a-kind experience, some stopped by on Saturday to meet one of the world's most famous singers. Fans of Ed Sheeran flocked to The Wiener's Circle, the iconic Lincoln Park hot dog stand known for its sassy staffers, as he manned the counter. With little advanced notice, the singer-songwriter announced that he'd be giving away hot dogs at the establishment Saturday afternoon. Photos taken by Telemundo Chicago showed a smiling Sheeran as he conversed with fans and customers, something the iconic establishment's employees might not typically do. Given that, it appears Sheeran didn't live up to the business' standards. "Our newest trainee @edsheeran has a lot to learn, he’s way too proper and friendly," the Wiener's Circle tweeted. Understandably, the new trainee's appearance kept the joint pretty busy. Entertainment News Sheeran's visit took place just a few hours before his planned Mathematics Tour stop at Soldier Field, featuring KHALID and Cat Burns.
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2023-07-30T04:09:50
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NEW YORK — The New York Mets, shortly after agreeing to trade three-time Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer, lost 11-6 to the Washington Nationals on Saturday night. Fans were already booing by the time former Mets first baseman Dominic Smith’s two-run single highlighted the inning. In the blockbuster trade, which the person confirmed to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because it was not yet announced, the Mets also sent more than $35 million to Texas for 21-year-old Luisangel Acuña, the younger brother of Atlanta Braves superstar Ronald Acuña Jr.. It happened fewer than 24 hours after Scherzer said he wanted to meet with the front office regarding the direction it planned to take after Thursday’s trade of closer David Robertson to the Miami Marlins for two rookie-ball prospects. The answer became clear with the Scherzer trade, which signaled the further teardown of a team that began the season with a record $353 million payroll but has struggled to a 49-55 record. Outfielders Mark Canha and Tommy Pham, each of whom are impending free agents, are likely trade candidates, while contenders could ask the Mets about another three-time Cy Young Award winner, Justin Verlander, who is due $43.3 million next year in the final season of his contract. Riley Adams hit a two-run double in the third inning and added another RBI double in the ninth Saturday for the Nationals, who also received a pair of RBI singles from Joey Meneses. Stone Garrett also had two RBIs, while Jeimer Candelario and Lane Thomas each drove in one. Patrick Corbin (7-11) surrendered four runs in 5 2/3 innings. Mark Vientos homered and had a run-scoring double for the Mets while Pham, Francisco Lindor and Francisco Álvarez also homered. Carlos Carrasco (3-5) allowed eight runs — six earned — while lasting just 2 1/3 innings for the second straight start. FIRST PITCH Former New York Jets star defensive lineman Joe Klecko, who will be enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame next Saturday, caught a ceremonial first pitch from his granddaughter. TRAINER’S ROOM Nationals: Candelario returned to the lineup after an injury scare Friday, when he hooked his arm around second base umpire Vic Carapazza while trying to leg out a double. … RHP Hunter Harvey (elbow strain) has paused his rehab after his wife gave birth to a son earlier this week. … C Israel Pineda (right finger) went 1-for-4 Saturday in his seventh rehab game for Single-A Wilmington. Mets: Manager Buck Showalter said RF Starling Marte (migraines) was expected to visit with the team Saturday. Marte is eligible to come off the injured list but will likely remain sidelined until his partner gives birth to the couple’s child. UP NEXT RHP Trevor Williams (5-5, 4.47 ERA), who went 3-5 with a 3.17 ERA and one save as a swingman for the Mets from 2021-22, is scheduled to start for the Nationals in the series finale Sunday. Barring any trades, Verlander (5-5, 3.24 ERA) is slated to pitch for New York.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Bobby Witt Jr. recorded three RBIs with a homer, Kyle Isbel went 4-for-5 and the Kansas City Royals beat the Minnesota Twins 10-7 on Saturday night. “I have been just trying to prepare as much as I can to get ready every night, ” Witt said. “I have been working to stay as confident and comfortable as possible to go out there and compete.” “It is really fun to watch,” Royals manager Matt Quatraro said. “You have to stop and appreciate it when you see it because you know how hard it is to be that good for an extended period of time. (Witt) has driven the ball all around the park and he made some defensively. It is fun to watch.” Jordan Lyles (2-12) tossed five innings and allowed three runs on four hits with four strikeouts, two walks and a hit batter. It was just the third start this season where the Royals offense gave Lyles at least six runs of support. Scott Barlow earned his 13 save of the year. “Overall, I am pleased with the start,” Lyles said. “Glad the guys came out and swung it well tonight. That afforded me the chance to get five innings in.” Six different Royals notched RBIs on a season-high 18 hits. Michael Massey hit a 415-foot homer to right in the second for his eighth of the year. Isbel and Witt have combined for 12 of the 18 Kansas City runs in the series. Maikel Garcia added two RBIs with a sacrifice fly and a single. Bailey Ober (6-5) gave up six runs on 11 hits with five strikeouts and a hit batter in four innings. The two home runs allowed marked the second consecutive start he has given up two long balls. Minnesota left five on base which included a bases loaded inning-ending double play by Carlos Correa in the sixth, his 20th of the season. The Twins went 3-for-11 with runners in scoring position. “There were a lot of things in this game we didn’t do very well,” Twins manager Rocco Baldelli said. ”Shooting ourselves in the foot and things like that, which does take place in our game and every team is going to make mistakes and things aren’t going to go smooth. Overall, that was a hard one to watch because as we got closer, the game seemed to get further away.” Byron Buxton went 3-for-3 with three doubles and two RBIs. He sparked a three-run fourth with a two-run double. Max Kepler belted a solo homer to lead off the sixth. Christian Vazquez recorded two RBIs. Willi Castro hit an RBI as part of a two-run eighth. ROYAL FLUSH The Royals sealed a series win in the process against a Twins team in a heated battle for the AL Central crown. It is the fifth series win of the season for the Royals and the second time this season Kansas City avoided a rubber game for a series. The last was against San Francisco in April. UP NEXT LHP Ryan Yarbrough (3-5, 4.70 ERA) will take the mound in the series finale on Sunday afternoon. RHP Kenta Maeda (2-5, 4.62) will get the nod for Minnesota. It is the final meeting of the 2023 season between the two AL Central opponents. ___
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Sweden has dominated the airspace at the Women’s World Cup with its corner kicks, converting them into two victories and a spot in the knockout round of the tournament. At the center of it all has been Amanda Ilestedt, the 5-foot-10 defender who has scored three of the goals. Ilestedt, who plays for Arsenal, has leapt high over defenders, glancing headers into the net and giving Sweden the game winner in a 2-1 comeback over South Africa. Ilestedt scored two more goals in a 5-0 rout of Italy on Saturday. Corner kicks are a point of emphasis for the Swedes. Although the corner kick may not be as aesthetically pleasing as a goal after a great run down the field, all goals count the same. “We’ve been good at set pieces for a long time. Regardless of what you might think of Sweden’s type of play, you can always look at the details in the game, look at how you can fine tune,” said Swedish coach Peter Gerhardsson. Set pieces are “a structural component where you can do a great deal. Serving the ball up is very important. But you can have different varieties,” he added. Jonna Andersson, who had three assists on her corners against Italy, said it’s a skill she has worked hard at perfecting. “I’ve been putting (in) a lot of time to do corners. I’ve been training hard to have good deliveries,” she said. “Of course, I know that we have a lot of good players in the box, so I need to deliver them.” And that she does, said Ilestedt, whose three goals had her tied for the tournament lead among all scorers headed into Sunday night’s games. “We are good at set pieces,” Ilestedt said. “We have good shooters and we know we are good headers so it feels good the balls are coming where they should.” Sweden will win the group with anything but a loss to Argentina on Wednesday. The Swedes know they’ve given all future opponents an aspect of their game to worry about. Said Gerhardsson: “It’s an excellent weapon as we move forward.” ___ AP World Cup coverage: https://apnews.com/hub/fifa-womens-world-cup and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
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Two horses were euthanized in two days after suffering injuries at the Del Mar Racetrack one week into the 2023 summer racing season, Mac McBride from the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club told NBC San Diego on Saturday. A 5-year-old mare who came in third during last Saturday's Osunitas Stakes at the Del Mar Racetrack has died after being injured on Friday. Nevisian Sunrise's death was the first of the 2023 summer season, which started on July 21. Nevisian Sunrise got loose, ran off and collided with a stationary object. The attending veterinary team found her injuries inoperable and euthanized her, according to McBride. On Saturday, a 4-year-old filly (a young female horse) named Ghostem suffered a non-operable musculoskeletal injury to her front right leg during a workout on the main track. The veterinarian team made the decision to euthanize her, McBride told NBC San Diego. Both bodies of the horses are undergoing necropsies. The results will be reported to the California Horse Racing Board. The DMTC issued a statement: "Del Mar sends its condolences to the people who owned, trained and cared for both horses." U.S. & World Seven total horse deaths occurred at the Del Mar Racetrack during the 2022-2023 fiscal year, according to the California Horse Racing Board.
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TAIPEI, Taiwan — China accused the United States of turning Taiwan into an “ammunition depot” after the White House announced a $345 million military aid package for Taipei, and the self-ruled island said Sunday it tracked six Chinese navy ships in waters off its shores. “No matter how much of the ordinary people’s taxpayer money the ... Taiwanese separatist forces spend, no matter how many U.S. weapons, it will not shake our resolve to solve the Taiwan problem. Or shake our firm will to realize the reunification of our motherland,” said Chen Binhua, a spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office. “Their actions are turning Taiwan into a powder keg and ammunition depot, aggravating the threat of war in the Taiwan Strait,” the statement said. China’s People’s Liberation Army has increased its military maneuvers in recent years aimed at Taiwan, sending fighter jets and warships to circle the island. On Sunday, Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense said it tracked six Chinese navy ships near the island. Taiwan’s ruling administration, led by the Democratic Progressive Party, has stepped up its weapons purchases from the U.S. as part of a deterrence strategy against a Chinese invasion. China and Taiwan split amid civil war in 1949, and Taiwan has never been governed by China’s ruling Communist Party. Unlike previous military purchases, the latest batch of aid is part of a presidential authority approved by the U.S. Congress last year to draw weapons from current U.S. military stockpiles — so Taiwan will not have to wait for military production and sales. While Taiwan has purchased $19 billion worth of weaponry, much of it has yet to be delivered to Taiwan. Washington will send man-portable air defense systems, intelligence and surveillance capabilities, firearms and missiles to Taiwan.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Saudi Arabia will host a Ukrainian-organized peace summit in early August seeking to find a way to start negotiations over Russia’s war on the country, an official said Saturday night. The kingdom and Kyiv did not immediately acknowledge the planned talks. Those taking part in the summit will include Ukraine, as well as Brazil, India, South Africa and several other countries, the official said. A high-level official from U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration also is expected to attend, the official said. Planning for the event is being overseen by Kyiv and Russia is expected not to attend, the official said. Details regarding the summit, however, remain in flux and the official did not offer dates for the talks. The Wall Street Journal, which first reported on the summit, said the talks would take place Aug. 5 and 6 with some 30 countries attending, citing “diplomats involved in the discussion.” Saudi officials did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Associated Press, nor did Ukraine’s Embassy in Riyadh. News of the summit comes after U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan visited the kingdom on Thursday. The official who spoke to the AP said the summit would be the next step after talks that took place in Copenhagen in June. Saudi Arabia’s hosting of the talks come as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in May attended an Arab League summit in Jeddah to press those nations to back Kyiv. Arab nations largely have remained neutral since Russia launched the war on Ukraine in February 2022, in part over their military and economic ties to Moscow. Saudi Arabia also has maintained a close relationship with Russia as part of the OPEC+ group. The organization’s oil production cuts, even as Moscow’s war on Ukraine boosted energy prices, have angered Biden and American lawmakers. But hosting such talks also help raise the profile of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who has sought to reach a détente with Iran and push for a peace in the kingdom's yearslong war in Yemen. However, ties also remain strained between Riyadh and the West over the 2018 killing and dismemberment of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, which U.S. intelligence agencies assess that Prince Mohammed ordered. ___ Madhani reported from Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.
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The Texas Rangers acquired three-time Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer on Saturday night during a 4-0 loss to Yu Darvish and the San Diego Padres, their sixth loss in eight games cutting their AL West lead to one game over Houston. The blockbuster trade with the New York Mets came as Rangers ace Nathan Eovaldi had his next start pushed back again and manager Bruce Bochy spoke of the need for the rotation to improve. Then Martín Pérez gave up four runs in the second inning, when the 32-year-old left-hander allowed five straight baserunners and two runs before getting his first out. The Rangers added the 39-year-old Scherzer with another former Mets pitcher with Cy Young credentials, two-time winner Jacob deGrom, sidelined by Tommy John elbow surgery, possibly all the way through the end of next season. A person with knowledge of the deal spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the deal hasn’t been announced. According to multiple reports, the deal nets New York one of the top Texas prospects in infielder Luisangel Acuña, the younger brother of Atlanta star Ronald Acuña Jr. As part of the deal, Scherzer agreed to opt in on the final year of his contract in 2024 at $43 million, according to reports that also said the Mets were paying about $35 million of the remaining $58 million on the right-hander’s contract The Padres have won two straight against the Rangers after looking dismal in losing two of three to the Pittsburgh Pirates, who are last in the NL Central. San Diego has fallen short of expectations after it reached the NL Championship Series last year and increased its payroll to about $250 million, third-highest in the majors. The Padres came into Saturday night buried in fourth place in the NL West, nine games behind Los Angeles, and six games out of the third wild-card spot. Darvish (8-7) held his former club to three hits in six innings while striking out nine and walking two. Texas Rangers Pérez (8-4) allowed four runs and eight hits in 5 2/3 innings, walked three and struck out one. Luis Campusano hit a bases-loaded RBI single to start the scoring in the second inning while Gary Sanchez followed with a run-scoring walk. Ha-Seong Kim added a two-run single. TRAINER’S ROOM Rangers: Bochy said Eovaldi “has just a touch of mild soreness there” in his elbow so he’ll be pushed back again. “We don’t think it’s serious or anything,” the manager said. Padres: Manager Bob Melvin said an MRI on Juan Soto’s right middle finger “looked good,” although pain is “going to be there some.” UP NEXT With Eovaldi’s next start pushed back, the Rangers will go with a bullpen game for Sunday’s series finale while Padres LHP Blake Snell (7-8, 2.61 ERA) is scheduled to make his final start before the trade deadline. Snell has been mentioned as a trade possibility if the struggling Padres think they’re too far out to make a playoff run.
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SEFFNER, Fla. (WFLA) — A grieving grandmother is speaking out for the first time since her granddaughter was shot dead outside their home on Orange Street in Seffner. “She was just a typical 22 year-old-girl, you know, she did absolutely nothing to deserve this,” Rhonda Voss, the victim’s paternal grandmother, said. Ashley Voss was raising her two little boys when Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister said she became the victim of a “cold-blooded” murder. “Ashley was a loving mother,” Rhonda said. “Her life was her two children.” After 1 a.m. on July 20, Ashley returned home from her job at a local restaurant. She had been living with her grandmother on Orange Street since May 2022. Rhonda said she woke up to the sound of deputies knocking on her door. “And I immediately heard my granddaughter’s car running in the background,” she said, “so I knew something was wrong.” The deputies informed her that her granddaughter has been fatally shot in the driver’s seat. “From there my front yard turned into a crime scene and they spent all evening investigating it,” Rhonda said. This grandmother is now taking care of her 22-month-old great-grandson. She said another grandmother is caring for Ashley’s other four-year-old son. “How do you explain to these little boys that their mother was murdered?” Rhonda said, “I mean, how do you do that?” Less than 24 hours after the murder, the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office arrested the accused shooter, 32-year-old Aurelio Diaz. “Diaz had no motive to shoot my granddaughter,” Rhonda said. “He barely knew her. He knew of her. She knew of him but only because him and the baby’s father were very good friends.” The Criminal Report Affidavit for Diaz’s first-degree murder charge said Ashley’s family told investigators that the father of the 22-month-old son “had threatened her in reference to an ongoing child support issue.” The court document reveals a neighbor’s surveillance camera captured the baby’s father with the suspect on Orange Street the night of the murder. Deputies refer to him as a witness. During a phone call set up by detectives, Diaz told the baby’s father “l did it just like l told you, walked up to the back window, and boom.” The father also told investigators during a second recorded interview that “at no time did he talk (to Diaz) about killing the victim, shooting the victim, or harming the victim. They were only playing a “prank” to have the defendant defecate on the victim’s porch.” “I have a hard time understanding why they would want to defecate on my doorstep,” Rhonda said. News Channel 8 tried contacting the baby’s father through multiple phone calls. The number listed in the court document went straight to voicemail. As Voss’ grieving grandmother has lingering questions about the investigation into her loved one’s murder, she is turning to 8 On Your Side for help. “Well I’m speaking because, first of all, I don’t feel justice is being done,” Rhonda said. As for the accused shooter Diaz, he is being held in the Hillsborough County jail with no bond.
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MARY LOUISE KELLY, HOST: Emmett Till would have turned 82 today. Till was tortured and murdered in Mississippi after a white woman accused the Black 14-year-old of whistling and grabbing at her. Till and his mother's willingness to share the brutality Till suffered marked a pivotal moment in the early Civil Rights Movement. Mamie Till Mobley described her decision in a 2003 interview with The Chicago Project. (SOUNDBITE OF ARCHIVED RECORDING) MAMIE TILL MOBLEY: Let the people see what I've seen. And I want open casket viewing from now until the time we take Emmett for burial. KELLY: Now, almost 70 years after Till was beaten, shot, had a cotton gin tied around his body and was thrown in the Tallahatchie River, Till and his mother are being memorialized in the form of three monuments in Chicago and Mississippi. President Biden signed the proclamation designating the sites earlier today. Patrick Weems is the executive director of the Emmett Till Interpretive Center in Sumner, Miss. He was at the White House when President Biden put pen to paper. We spoke before he headed to that event. Patrick Weems, welcome to ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. PATRICK WEEMS: Thank you, Mary Louise. KELLY: You've come to D.C. for this event at the White House, and you picked up the Till family en route. WEEMS: We drove from Chicago to D.C. to be here today, and I couldn't think of a more memorable trip to be here with Wheeler Parker, who's one of the most gracious, forgiving human beings and probably one of the most important people alive. KELLY: So tell me about the three locations. There are two in Mississippi, one in Illinois. Start with the one that marks the site where Till's body was believed to have been pulled from the Tallahatchie River. What will visitors see there? WEEMS: Yeah, well, hopefully what they won't see is a bullet-riddled sign. You know, we've had a lot of history of this site being desecrated, being shot up. We were able to put a bulletproof marker there recently in the last couple of years. But more significant is that the site where Till's body came out of the Tallahatchie River will now be a part of the National Park Service system. And to know that it will be federally protected - to make sure that if someone does vandalize our signs, it won't be a local sheriff. It will be the federal government that will get involved. But this is the big bang of the Civil Rights Movement, as Jesse Jackson talked about. This is a site where so many Black bodies were thrown into rivers. But Emmett's miraculously emerged. An 18-year-old fisherman found the body and brought it to the banks of the Tallahatchie River, where his body was initially identified because he had his father's ring on his finger. But then later, Mamie Till made sure the body came to Chicago, where she said, this is my son. I know my son. KELLY: Yeah. And that's - the site in Illinois is the site where she insisted on an open casket. Describe what we'll see there. WEEMS: Yeah. So, I mean, public officials wanted to bury Emmett in Mississippi. The sheriff had a directive to make sure the body was buried in Money, Miss. Mamie refused. She wanted to have a very private mourning for her son, first and foremost. But she also took that moment to remember and kind of resist white supremacy, resist the Jim Crow system by having a public funeral, having an open casket to show the world what they did to her son. KELLY: And then the last location is also in Mississippi, back in Tallahatchie County. WEEMS: That's right. So the site of the injustice - right? - so the miscarriage of justice took place in our courtroom in 1955. And it's also the site where people like Willie Reed, an 18-year-old sharecropper who witnessed the murder. He testified at the trial, and he whispered his testimony because he was scared to death. He later had a nervous breakdown, changed his name and moved to Chicago and didn't talk about this until 30 years later. And so, you know, it's a low point in American history, the fact that these men get off without any penalty. But it also is a testimony to people like Medgar Evers, Willie Reed, Mose Wright, Mamie Till, Dr. T.R.M. Howard - people who did the right thing that day and had the courage to at least try to get some attempt at justice. KELLY: You know, I'm thinking about how this monument designation comes as a national conversation is underway about how to teach Black history in our schools. Do you think these monuments might help inform that conversation? WEEMS: They already are. I mean, this is American history. We have young people visit these sites already. This will only amplify and make it easier for young people to come. It takes the best of us to talk about the worst of us. And if we're going to have a true democracy and multicultural democracy, we have to understand where we've stumbled. And we stumbled badly in 1955. And no matter party affiliation, I think we should all agree that what took place in 1955 was wrong. The system was wrong. Mississippi was wrong. The United States was wrong. But we can be better. It's our hope that this memorial marks a line in the sand that says, never again, and that if we want to hold and cherish our democracy, we need to learn about Mose Wright and Mamie Till. KELLY: Patrick Weems. Thank you. WEEMS: Thank you, Mary Louise. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR. NPR transcripts are created on a rush deadline by an NPR contractor. This text may not be in its final form and may be updated or revised in the future. Accuracy and availability may vary. The authoritative record of NPR’s programming is the audio record.
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A jury has ordered anti-government extremist Ammon Bundy and associates to pay more than $50 million in damages to Idaho's largest hospital in connection with armed protests last year that led to a security lockdown. The decision handed down late Monday follows a ten day civil trial in which Bundy was a no show and where attorneys with St. Luke's Hospital outlined what they called an extensive campaign of bullying, intimidation and disinformation directed at doctors and medical staff that they say continues today. "Standing up to threats, bullying, intimidation, disruption and self serving actions was necessary. Inaction would have signaled that their menacing behavior was acceptable," said Chris Roth, CEO of St. Luke's Health System, in a statement. The drama goes back to March of 2022 when Bundy led a series of tense protests against the hospitalization of one of his associate's infant grandkids who state social workers said was malnourished. According to court documents, protesters, some armed, tried to force their way into the hospital's locked exits. Some held "wanted" signs naming individual doctors and nurses and even blocked an ambulance entrance as car horns blared. At the trial, the hospital's security director, Abbey Abbondandolo told the jury that he ordered a security lockdown and diverted all incoming ambulances to other hospitals because he feared Bundy and his militia followers were close to taking over the hospital and carrying out a "Pizzagate" style attack. "This is not just a guy going rogue. He's like a military leader who's able to coordinate actions and mobilize people on different fronts," Abbondandolo said. The jury trial offered a window into the dark world of far-right extremism, with intimidation and threats being directed at top officials even in one of the most conservative states in the nation. Ammon Bundy, who ran for governor in Idaho in 2022, receiving some 90,000 votes, routinely attacks the state's Republican leaders, including its conservative governor, on social media. Bundy and his followers frequently spread Q Anon conspiracy theories that St. Luke's and its staff who cared for the infant grandson were part of a global child sex trafficking cabal. Meanwhile, it's unclear how much if any of the $50 million in damages, half of them punitive, will ever get paid. St Luke's says it plans to donate the money upon collection to one of its child health services organizations. Bundy, who has defied a civil arrest warrant, appears to remain holed up in his home in a rural area outside Boise where he's been claiming erroneously that he has no assets left to be taken. "People in a jury deciding how much St. Luke's is going to take from those who exposed the truth about them is a mockery to justice. When a baby is born he or she does not become property of the state or hospital executives," Bundy said in a tweet responding to the verdict. This is just the latest legal drama for Bundy, who a jury actually acquitted in 2016 for leading a 41 day armed takeover of a federal bird sanctuary in Oregon. Bundy has also been arrested for trespassing in the Boise area several times more recently, even leading to his being banned from the Idaho state capitol for one year. "They are, to some degree, terrorists in the way that they're acting. And then he turns around and makes himself the martyr or the victim, which is just ludicrous," says Gary Raney, a retired sheriff in Ada County, Idaho's most populous. Leading up to the civil trial, Raney was advising local law enforcement to wait things out and not immediately go in and serve the warrant. The local sheriff had warned earlier this year that Bundy was becoming increasingly aggressive toward his deputies. Raney told NPR he thinks Bundy will get served soon but there's no rush while tempers are flaring. "The predicament is just keeping the community safe over there with all these - I'll use the technical term - yahoos that are over living on Bundy's property, trying to protect him from who knows what," Raney said. Copyright 2023 NPR. To see more, visit https://www.npr.org.
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2023-07-30T04:12:07
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Updated July 28, 2023 at 4:15 PM ET Extreme heat is baking much of the U.S. and the National Weather Service has dubbed this a summer of "excessive" weather. If you're in a place with a heat advisory, you should try to stay indoors as much as you can. But if you need to go outside, or if you're somewhere with more moderate heat, remember that high temperatures can be dangerous. It might be OK to mow the lawn or go to a cookout, but "don't overdo it," warns John Schumann, a primary care physician in Tulsa, Okla. "Heat can envelop and pummel you." And there are a lot of misconceptions about the best ways to protect yourself, warns David Eisenman, a physician at UCLA who is co-director of the UCLA Center for Healthy Climate Solutions. Here are mistakes to avoid and ways to plan ahead to protect yourself from the heat. 1. Too much, too soon: You need to acclimatize When a heat wave strikes, your body needs time to adjust, says Neil Gandhi, a physician at Houston Methodist Hospital: "You can't do too much too soon." If you go from mostly spending time in air conditioning to an outdoor activity in the sweltering heat, you could be caught off guard. Your body isn't "acclimatized to handle the stress," Gandhi says. And every year, about 650 people die from heat-related illness in the United States. Fortunately, once acclimatized, the body gets better at fending off heat-related illness. "Our body starts to sweat sooner at a lower body temperature and at a greater rate," explains Eisenman. Also, blood flow to the skin improves, which has the effect of cooling us down by carrying heat out of the body's core. And your thirst increases, so you're less likely to get dehydrated. But this doesn't happen immediately. "It's going to happen over the space of several days of exposure," Eisenman says. So if you're planning a hiking trip, summer sightseeing or any other extended exposure to heat, plan to spend short periods in the heat each day in the days leading up to your outdoor adventure. And note that kids acclimatize much more slowly than adults, says Eisenman, so give them extra days to prepare. 2. Failing to pre-hydrate (and rehydrate!) Hydrate in advance, says Wafi Momin, a cardiologist at Memorial Hermann Health System in Katy, Texas. "Grab a glass of water or a sports drink before you head out to the outdoors," he says. And bring plenty of water with you, and don't wait until you're thirsty to start drinking during an outdoor activity. "The moment you begin to feel thirsty, you're likely anywhere between 10 to 25% dehydrated already," says Gandhi. Most people aren't even hydrated enough on a normal day, Eisenman notes, so it's easy to start at a deficit on a hot day. His advice is to double the amount you'd drink in a typical day. The best test of hydration is to check the color of your urine. "Make sure that you're peeing frequently and that your urine is pale" — almost clear, says Eisenman. Water is the best way to hydrate — and it's free! Sports drinks add electrolytes and can be helpful if you've gotten overheated or if you're participating in a marathon or other endurance event — but they're not necessary when you're simply trying to stay hydrated throughout the day, says Schumann, who also serves as a medical director for Oak Street Health, a chain of primary care clinics. In Tulsa, he says, in recent weeks they've seen bouts of 100-degree weather. "In these heat-dome times, though I pooh-pooh all the millennials who carry water bottles everywhere, the kids — they're right about this," he says. 3. Don't be the frog in the boiling pot (i.e., your car) You may not realize how hot it's getting inside your car. Cars heat up so fast even in moderate heat because of a "mini greenhouse effect," Eisenman explains. "The sun is coming through those windows, and then the heat is getting bounced around and getting trapped inside. It turns into a different wavelength of heat and doesn't go back out the windows," he says. "And on a day of moderate temperatures, say like 75 degrees outside, in 25 minutes it will become 100 degrees inside your car." Each year, about 50 children die when left in a car. So do not underestimate the dangers, especially if you're distracted by finishing up a phone call, says Eisenman. "Even with the air conditioner running, even with the windows cracked, it can become hot in there very quickly," he adds. 4. Heat + (certain) medications don't mix Certain medications can make people more vulnerable to heat, explains Momin. Some heart medications such as blood pressure drugs, which millions of people take, are diuretic, he explains. "Those medications are trying to get rid of fluid from your body because of underlying heart issues," he says. And if you then add heat, which also causes you to lose excessive amounts of fluid, "that can cause a very dangerous situation." Other types of medications can have this effect too, says Schumann. These include anticholinergic medications, anticonvulsants, bladder medications and sedatives. "Lots of medicines work by dehydrating us — excreting excess fluid. Be careful!" he warns. In general, older people are more vulnerable to heat, so if you're older and on these medications, take extra precautions to stay cool and hydrated. Ask your doctor whether any of your medicines could be dehydrating. 5. Don't ignore the early signs of heat-related illness The first few signs that you're getting overheated may not feel too alarming: sweating, fatigue, dizziness and headache. You might feel nauseous or lightheaded. But "those are the telltale signs of heat exhaustion creeping in," says Momin. "You may just blow it off, saying, you know, it's hot and I've felt this way before, but the worst of the symptoms can come on very quickly without realizing it," he says. "And all of a sudden, your body's overheating to a point where you won't really be able to drink enough fluids at that juncture to reverse what's already gone on." Symptoms of heat exhaustion can quickly become more serious. They can include muscle cramping, increased fatigue and accelerated heart rate. "You may start to weaken and just kind of get out of breath as you exert yourself," Gandhi says. 6. Know when to seek medical attention If you're with someone who begins to show signs of heat-related illness, move the person to a cool place, give them water or a sports drink and moisten their skin. You can also remove unnecessary clothing such as shoes, socks and jackets. Then, observe them. Their symptoms should start to improve in about 30 minutes, Eisenman says. If they don't get better in that time or if at any point they start having more worrisome symptoms, call for medical help. "I think sometimes people wait too long to call 911," says Eisenman. "If their heart rate is going fast, if they're breathing quickly, if they seem at all confused, those are all indicators they've had more exposure to the heat than you can handle," Eisenman says. When heatstroke sets in, people can even lose consciousness or pass out — in this case, seek immediate medical attention. You really want to avoid heatstroke: With heatstroke, your core body temperature can rise quickly to 103 to 105 degrees or more, says Gandhi. When this happens, "you can start to experience some organ damage pretty quickly." 7. Wear loose, light clothing If you're spending time in the heat, what you wear matters. "I would seek lighter colors because those tend to reflect heat rather than absorb heat compared to darker colors such as blacks and dark blues," says Momin. And stay away from tight clothing, which can block airflow. "Loose-fitting clothing allows for the heat to evaporate off your body more easily," adds Eisenman. 8. Alcohol is a bad call If you're at an outdoor party, resist that ice-cold margarita. Go for mocktails instead. "Alcohol will dehydrate you much faster" in the heat, says Schumann. If you're determined to have something with a little kick in it, "drink some water for every drink you have to avoid trouble," he says. "If you wind up having to pee a lot, it'll be worth it. If you don't, you might be getting into trouble." "Alcohol is very problematic" if you're outdoors in the heat, agrees Momin. Not only does it cause you to lose fluids, but "it can also impair your judgment." And when that happens, you might miss the signs of heat-related illness. Copyright 2023 NPR. 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Of all extreme weather conditions, heat is the most deadly. It kills more people in the U.S. in an average year than hurricanes, tornadoes and floods combined. The human body has a built-in cooling mechanism – sweat. But that system can only do so much, especially in soaring temperatures with high humidity. Here's a look at what happens to the human body in extreme temperatures – and the three main pathways to fatal consequences. Loading... Organ failure caused by heatstroke When the surrounding temperatures approach your internal body temperature – which is about 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit for most of us – your body starts to cool off through evaporative cooling, better known as sweating. But when it's very humid out, that sweat won't evaporate as well and cool you down. When your body is exposed to heat, it will try to cool itself down by redirecting more blood to the skin, says Ollie Jay, a professor of heat and health at the University of Sydney, where he directs the Heat and Health Research Incubator. But that means less blood and less oxygen are going to your gut. If these conditions go on long enough, your gut can become more permeable. "So, nasty things like endotoxins that usually reside and stay inside the gut start leaking out of the gut, entering the circulation. And that sets off a cascade of effects that ultimately result in death," Jay says. For example, those toxins can activate white blood cells, says Camilo Mora, a climate scientist and professor at the University of Hawaii at Manoa who has researched how heat can turn fatal. "They say, Oh my God, we're getting attacked right now. And the white blood cells are going to attack this contamination in the blood, creating coagulation" – or blood clots, Mora says. Those clots can lead to multiple organ failure. "And at that point, it's pretty irreversible," Jay adds. Cardiovascular collapse The second way people die in high heat also has to do with your body pumping more blood to the skin. Your heart has to pump faster – which can make you feel lightheaded – to keep your blood pressure up. "We might have a heart rate of 60 beats per minute, all of a sudden, we might be asking the heart to contract 100 times per minute, 110 times per minute. So now you're asking the heart to do a lot more work," Jay says. Those spikes in the heart rate can be triggers for a heart attack, he says, especially for the elderly and those with underlying heart conditions. Fluid loss leading to kidney failure The third deadly danger has to do with the fluids your body is losing in extreme heat. People can sweat as much as a liter and half per hour, Jay says. And if you don't replenish those fluids, you get dehydrated and your blood volume shrinks, which makes it harder to maintain blood pressure. That can strain your heart and your kidneys. "People with kidney disorders can be at greater risk of a negative health outcome during extreme heat exposure," Jay says. Mora notes another danger to the kidneys that people who work physically demanding jobs in high heat outdoors face. Rhabdomyolysis causes muscle tissue to break down, releasing proteins into the blood that can clog kidneys. This usually occurs in the acute phase of heatstroke. Jay says there's also some evidence that habitually working outdoors in high heat without proper hydration can increase the risk of chronic kidney disease. What you can do to stay safe Watch for the first signs of mild heat exhaustion: If that happens, Jay says, get out of the heat and into the shade or indoors ASAP. Drink plenty of water and wet your clothes and skin. Immersing your feet in cold water can also help. Jay says the goal is to cool down so you don't progress to severe heat exhaustion, where you might start vomiting or seem to lose coordination – signs of neurological disturbance. If your core body temperature rises to about 104 degrees Fahrenheit, Jay says, that's where you risk heatstroke. How hot is too hot? Experts say there's no absolute temperature at which extreme heat can turn dangerous. "It depends on the individual," says Lewis Halsey, a professor of environmental physiology at the University of Roehampton in the U.K. "It depends on how acclimated they are to heat. It depends how long they're exposed to the heat for. It depends on how they're experiencing this heat." If sweating is our superpower to keep cool, then "the kryptonite to that superpower is humidity," Halsey says. So a person might start feeling overwhelmed much sooner in higher humidity at lower temperatures than if they're in dry heat, he says. Direct sunlight will heat us up faster than when we're in the shade. A nice breeze could help sweat evaporate and cool us off. The elderly and very young are considered particularly vulnerable in the heat. But Mora of the University of Hawaii at Manoa notes heat stress can hit anyone. He points to the story of a young family who died after becoming dangerously overheated while hiking on a day in August 2021 when temperatures reached 109 degrees Fahrenheit in Northern California. The husband, wife, their one-year-old daughter and even the family dog were found dead two days later. Mora says those kinds of conditions could kill within a few hours — even if you are young and healthy. "The military has done a lot of research into heat exposure and they find the first symptoms of heat exhaustion, heatstroke after only a few hours, even among the healthiest of people," Mora says. Copyright 2023 NPR. To see more, visit https://www.npr.org.
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2023-07-30T04:12:19
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HENDERSON, Ky (WEHT) – What started as a call for a possible overdose ended with an Evansville woman in custody for allegedly assaulting multiple safety officials. According to officials, officers were dispatched in the early morning hours of July 29 to N. Boeke Road to assist with an uncooperative patient. The patient was identified as Samantha Jo Gardner, 35. Before officers arrived, officials state medical and fire personnel responded to a possible overdose allegedly called in by Gardner’s father. Officials say her father believed she consumed a large amount of Seroquel along with alcohol. Paramedics said they believed Gardner was “playing possum” because without any treatment, she jumped up and began flailing around. That was when the assaults allegedly started. The affidavit states she attempted to punch a paramedic in the face. She also allegedly punched two firefighters. Two in the face and one in the arm, causing pain. She also allegedly punched the fire captain in the face. That was when Gardner allegedly got up and ripped her shirt off and began running around the room. While attempting to restrain her, she allegedly continued to lash out until eventually being restrained by a firefighter wrapping his arms around her arms and chest. The affidavit then states when officers arrived, she was placed into custody and escorted to the ambulance. When treatment started, Gardner allegedly looked at the paramedic and yelled, “If you don’t stop, I’ll kill you!” while trying to bite the medic. Officials say to try and keep Gardner under control, an officer had to ride in the ambulance with her, but it didn’t stop as arriving at the hospital, Gardner allegedly continued to be defiant and uncooperative and was restrained by medical staff by straps and handcuffs. After medical clearance and allegedly kicking an officer in the chest, Gardner was booked into the Vanderburgh County Jail on five charges of battery against a public safety official and one count of intimidation.
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Firehouse Shelter asking for water donations for cooling stations as hot temperatures linger As our stretch of first alert weather days continue, one cooling station is asking the community for help with keeping it’s water supply stocked. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Firehouse Shelter is Birmingham’s emergency shelter for men, in addition to serving the Birmingham community as a cooling station, which means they’re helping a larger, more vulnerable population when it comes to surviving the heat. “It’s very dangerous for them, they’re outside most of the time, and so we are constantly going up and down with our water supply,” says Bryan Johnson, who serves as the Director of Development for Firehouse Shelter. There are several cooling stations open when the temperatures rise, but Firehouse Shelter, who serves as a lifeline for many of Birmingham’s homeless men, often sees higher numbers of those seeking help. Functioning as an extended day shelter each time temperatures creep past 90 degrees, water stations are set up both inside and outside of the shelter. Those needing to rest can come inside to shade and air conditioning. “We’re dealing with a lot of people who are not only homeless, or experiencing homelessness but they’re medically fragile. So as dangerous as it is for anyone out on the streets during these temperatures it’s really dangerous for them,” Johnson says. After several days in a row of high temperatures, the shelter’s water supply became low. Desperate, they posted a call for help on social media. “We depend on donations for everything, for food and water,” Johnson says, “any kind of bottled water, hydrating drinks, hydrating fruits are really good as well, anything that provides that relief is something we are in constant need of.” With more heat expected into the weekend, Johnson says they can never have too much when it comes to water. “If you’re homeless its really difficult work to be homeless it is laborious enough, stressful enough, and to have to do in these temperatures and not have access to water makes it even more difficult and dangerous,” he says. You can drop off water to the shelter during their business hours. Get news alerts in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store or subscribe to our email newsletter here. Copyright 2023 WBRC. All rights reserved.
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Colby Gaulden, 10, puts on his catcher’s gear in the dugout with Reid Alcaraz, 11, right, during a practice scrimmage at the Roadrunner Little League complex on Thursday. The Roadrunner state championship team will be competing in the upcoming Southwestern Regional in Waco, Texas. Eric Yturbe, 12, attempts to steal third base during a practice at the Roadrunner Little League complex on Thursday. Roadrunner is New Mexico's state baseball champion in the Majors division. From left, Aiden Garcia, 12, Colby Gaulden, 10, and Evan Anaya-Leach, 12, laugh while sitting in the dugout during Roadrunner’s practice Thursday at Roadrunner Little League. Mastin Lovato sprints in the rain during a practice on Thursday. The Roadrunner Little League state championship team will be competing in the upcoming Southwestern Regionals in Waco, Texas. Evan Anaya-Leach, 12, reacts to a high pitch during Roadrunner Little League's practice on Thursday for the upcoming Southwestern Regionals in Waco, Texas. Roadrunner All-Stars head coach Joe Garcia talks with players during a scrimmage at the Roadrunner Little League complex on Thursday. Roadrunner will play in the upcoming Southwestern Little League majors baseball regional in Waco, Texas. Aiden Garcia, 11, is safe stealing second base during a practice scrimmage at the Roadrunner Little League complex in Albuquerque, N.M., on Thursday, July 27, 2023. The Roadrunner Little League state championship team will be competing in the upcoming Southwestern Regionals in Waco, Texas. Eric Yturbe, 12, attempts to retrieve baseballs on top of the dugout during a practice scrimmage at the Roadrunner Little League complex on Thursday. The Roadrunner Little League state championship team will be competing in the upcoming Southwestern Regionals in Waco, Texas. Tyriano Martinez-Cordova holds his glove inside the dugout during practice on Thursday for Roadrunner Little League's upcoming appearance at the Southwestern Regionial in majors baseball, held in Waco, Texas. Catcher Colby Gaulden, 10, watches the game from the dugout his Roadrunner Little League team's practice on Thursday for the upcoming Southwestern Regionals. Players stretch before practice at the Roadrunner Little League complex on Thursday. The Roadrunner Little League state championship team will be competing in the upcoming Southwestern Regionals in Waco, Texas. Colby Gaulden, 10, puts on his catcher’s gear in the dugout with Reid Alcaraz, 11, right, during a practice scrimmage at the Roadrunner Little League complex on Thursday. The Roadrunner state championship team will be competing in the upcoming Southwestern Regional in Waco, Texas. Chancey Bush/ Journal Eric Yturbe, 12, attempts to steal third base during a practice at the Roadrunner Little League complex on Thursday. Roadrunner is New Mexico's state baseball champion in the Majors division. Chancey Bush/ Journal From left, Aiden Garcia, 12, Colby Gaulden, 10, and Evan Anaya-Leach, 12, laugh while sitting in the dugout during Roadrunner’s practice Thursday at Roadrunner Little League. Chancey Bush/Journal Mastin Lovato sprints in the rain during a practice on Thursday. The Roadrunner Little League state championship team will be competing in the upcoming Southwestern Regionals in Waco, Texas. Chancey Bush/ Journal Eric Yturbe, 12, pitches during Roadrunner Little League's Thursday practice at its home field. Chancey Bush/ Journal Evan Anaya-Leach, 12, reacts to a high pitch during Roadrunner Little League's practice on Thursday for the upcoming Southwestern Regionals in Waco, Texas. Chancey Bush/ Journal Roadrunner All-Stars head coach Joe Garcia talks with players during a scrimmage at the Roadrunner Little League complex on Thursday. Roadrunner will play in the upcoming Southwestern Little League majors baseball regional in Waco, Texas. Chancey Bush/ Journal Aiden Garcia, 11, is safe stealing second base during a practice scrimmage at the Roadrunner Little League complex in Albuquerque, N.M., on Thursday, July 27, 2023. The Roadrunner Little League state championship team will be competing in the upcoming Southwestern Regionals in Waco, Texas. Chancey Bush/ Journal Eric Yturbe, 12, attempts to retrieve baseballs on top of the dugout during a practice scrimmage at the Roadrunner Little League complex on Thursday. The Roadrunner Little League state championship team will be competing in the upcoming Southwestern Regionals in Waco, Texas. Chancey Bush/ Journal Tyriano Martinez-Cordova holds his glove inside the dugout during practice on Thursday for Roadrunner Little League's upcoming appearance at the Southwestern Regionial in majors baseball, held in Waco, Texas. Chancey Bush/ Journal The Roadrunner Little League state championship team will be competing in the Southwestern Regionals in Waco, Texas. Chancey Bush/ Journal Catcher Colby Gaulden, 10, watches the game from the dugout his Roadrunner Little League team's practice on Thursday for the upcoming Southwestern Regionals. Chancey Bush/ Journal Tyriano Martinez-Cordova up to bat during Roadrunner Little League's Thursday practice for upcoming regionals play. Chancey Bush/ Journal Players stretch before practice at the Roadrunner Little League complex on Thursday. The Roadrunner Little League state championship team will be competing in the upcoming Southwestern Regionals in Waco, Texas. Chancey Bush/ Journal The Roadrunner Little League state championship team will be competing in the Southwestern Regionals in Waco, Texas. No matter what happens next, Roadrunner Little League already owns a little slice of history. Facing a 3-0 deficit against perennial powerhouse Carlsbad in the deciding game of the state baseball tournament in the Majors division, Roadrunner staged an improbable, two-out, five-run rally in the sixth inning to advance to this week’s regionals in Waco, Texas. Perhaps even more impressive was the fact that Roadrunner faced an uphill battle in the bracket after losing to Carlsbad earlier in the tournament.
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Gianna Rahmer, left, and sister Isla Rahmer are shown after their National Junior Olympic cross country championship victories last December in College Station, Texas. Both Rahmer sisters earned national titles Saturday at the USA Track & Field National Junior Olympic meet in Eugene, Oregon. Albuquerque's Isla Rahmer prevails in her heat of the 11-12 girls 3,000-meter run with a time that won the national championship Saturday at the USA Track and Field National Junior Olympics meet in Eugene, Oregon. Albuquerque's Gianna Rahmer celebrates her girls 3,000-meter run victory in the 13-14 age group with a time that won the national championship Saturday at the USA Track and Field National Junior Olympics meet in Eugene, Oregon. Gianna Rahmer, left, and sister Isla Rahmer are shown after their National Junior Olympic cross country championship victories last December in College Station, Texas. Both Rahmer sisters earned national titles Saturday at the USA Track & Field National Junior Olympic meet in Eugene, Oregon. Contributed photo Tanner Montano is shown winning the boys Class 5A long jump this past spring as a La Cueva high freshman. Mike Sandoval/For the Journal Albuquerque's Isla Rahmer prevails in her heat of the 11-12 girls 3,000-meter run with a time that won the national championship Saturday at the USA Track and Field National Junior Olympics meet in Eugene, Oregon. Courtesy of Athletc.net. Albuquerque's Gianna Rahmer celebrates her girls 3,000-meter run victory in the 13-14 age group with a time that won the national championship Saturday at the USA Track and Field National Junior Olympics meet in Eugene, Oregon. EUGENE, Ore. — The Albuquerque Athletics Track sister tandem of Gianna and Isla Rahmer won national championships on Saturday at the USA Track & Field National Junior Olympic meet at Hayward Field. Each of the Rahmer sisters won her age group in the 3,000-meter run by more than two seconds, said AAT coach Carl Brasher. Isla won the 11/12 Girls 3K race in 10 minutes, 25.41 seconds, and Gianna won the 13/14 Girls 3K race in 9:59.85.
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TIPPECANOE COUNTY, Ind. (WLFI) — Thousands of people are without power Saturday and Duke Energy said crews are working to restore it. As of the publication of this article, the Duke Energy outage map shows over 2,500 people without power in Greater Lafayette. Storms Friday night into early Saturday morning brought down trees and power lines across the area. In a news release sent Saturday morning, Duke Energy spokesperson Dagny Zupin said the company had about 3,500 customers without power in Tippecanoe County. Zupin said 15,000 customers were out statewide. 2,000 of their customers had power restored at 8:30 a.m. in the Columbian Park area of Lafayette. Assistance has been sent to Tippecanoe County from Duke Energy Ohio and Kentucky. The company cannot say when power will be restored for everyone. They said damage is still being assessed. "We're working to restore power as safely and as quickly as possible given the temperatures," Zupin said. Fairfield township trustee Monica Casanova says those affected by power outages, including those who may have had to throw food away after hours without refrigeration, can apply for township food allotments. Duke Energy customers who experience an outage during a storm can visit duke-energy.com to report their outage, use the Duke Energy mobile app or text OUT to 57801. The phone number for the automated outage reporting system is (800) 343-3525.
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INDIANAPOLIS – Who ever said mullets weren’t in style? If you attended the Indiana State Fair on Saturday you might be surprised to find just how stylish they can be. Fifteen lucky Hoosiers competed on the stage at the Indiana State Fair in the USA Mullet Championship qualifiers. The qualifiers are basically the semi-finals of the contest, with the winner gaining a spot in the top 25 national championship. “This was my first time in the mullet contest, first time ever hearing about a USA Mullet contest,” said Angela Elliot, a.k.a. Mammy Mullet. “So been rocking the mullet for 28 years.” If you ask those with the hairdo, like Mammy Mullet, it could even be considered a lifestyle. For others, the hair has some deeper and more meaningful roots. “I had it before and got it back after I had my colon cancer, and decided I only had one life to live and liked long hair,” said contestant John Poor. No matter the backstory, 15 lucky, mullet-wearing Hoosiers got to show off their hairdo on Saturday. The USA Mullet Championship is actually fairly new. It kicked off back in 2020. “We expected this to be a fun small thing,” said MC Christian Hoffer. “Our founder only did this because he realized no one else was doing it and next thing we know people like Barstool Sports, Access Hollywood, and the Today Show are all picking it up and sharing it without us even mentioning it to them.” Saturday marked the semi-final contest. It narrowed down from thousands of applicants to the 15 meanest and cleanest mullets in America. “Today we’re going to be learning about the mullets, what brought them to life, what brought them into their character,” Hoffer said. Some participants did not know such a thing existed, but now they are walking away pretty proud of their flow. “I got a little nervous, not going to lie,” Mammy Mullet said. “So it didn’t kind of go as I had planned it out in my head. I wanted to take first place but I’m very happy with third place. So it was great and grand.” But nobody left more excited than the first-place winner and veteran John Poor, especially after he missed out on last year’s mullet mania. “All my guys at work encouraged me to do it saying you’ll win and I thought, ‘Nah, I’ll be the least on the stage,'” Poor said. “I am so shocked. Oh my god, it’s been fun. It’s been a blast. All the contestants were great.” Saturday’s winner at the State Fair got a $500 prize and the chance to compete in the top 25 “Mane Event” national championships for best mullet in America later this fall. The contest has also raised over $95,000 for local charities so far.
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HENDERSON, Ky (WEHT) – What started as a call for a possible overdose ended with an Evansville woman in custody for allegedly assaulting multiple safety officials. According to officials, officers were dispatched in the early morning hours of July 29 to N. Boeke Road to assist with an uncooperative patient. The patient was identified as Samantha Jo Gardner, 35. Before officers arrived, officials state medical and fire personnel responded to a possible overdose allegedly called in by Gardner’s father. Officials say her father believed she consumed a large amount of Seroquel along with alcohol. Paramedics said they believed Gardner was “playing possum” because without any treatment, she jumped up and began flailing around. That was when the assaults allegedly started. The affidavit states she attempted to punch a paramedic in the face. She also allegedly punched two firefighters. Two in the face and one in the arm, causing pain. She also allegedly punched the fire captain in the face. That was when Gardner allegedly got up and ripped her shirt off and began running around the room. While attempting to restrain her, she allegedly continued to lash out until eventually being restrained by a firefighter wrapping his arms around her arms and chest. The affidavit then states when officers arrived, she was placed into custody and escorted to the ambulance. When treatment started, Gardner allegedly looked at the paramedic and yelled, “If you don’t stop, I’ll kill you!” while trying to bite the medic. Officials say to try and keep Gardner under control, an officer had to ride in the ambulance with her, but it didn’t stop as arriving at the hospital, Gardner allegedly continued to be defiant and uncooperative and was restrained by medical staff by straps and handcuffs. After medical clearance and allegedly kicking an officer in the chest, Gardner was booked into the Vanderburgh County Jail on five charges of battery against a public safety official and one count of intimidation.
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WESTFIELD — Another twist — a significant one — has been added to the simmering Indianapolis Colts-Jonathan Taylor rift. Taylor, the expected cornerstone of Colts coach Shane Steichen’s offense and two years removed from authoring the greatest season by a running back in franchise history, has requested a trade. A source confirmed Taylor’s wishes, and that came after the team decided it wouldn’t be offering its featured back a contract extension. The 2020 second-round draft pick and one-time All-Pro is in the final year of his rookie deal and due a base salary of $4.3 million. Owner Jim Irsay was quick to shut down any trade possibility Friday evening. “We will not trade Jonathan Taylor,’’ he told FOX59/CBS4. “That is a certainty. Not now or not in October. “That is the bottom line.’’ Steichen put the Colts through an evening workout Friday at Grand Park Sports Campus, but the media’s attention shifted from rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson. At the north end of the practice field, Irsay’s private luxury bus was parked. Inside, he and Taylor spent nearly an hour discussing . . . whatever. “It’s something that’s going to stay between us,’’ Irsay said. “But it was a good conversation.’’ Perhaps, but the message was the same as Taylor had previously heard. A possible extension? “At this point, that’s not really something that we’re discussing right now,’’ Irsay said. “Again, we’re just hopeful in going forward, looking forward to a great season, hopin’ Jonathan’s a big part of that.’’ Once, twice, a half-dozen times Irsay mentioned he’s “hopeful.’’ “It’s my hope that we have an outstanding year, that Jonathan and Anthony Richardson have a chance to do great things along with the football team we have,’’ he said. But first, Taylor has to begin practicing. He underwent surgery on his right ankle in January, passed his pre-camp physical but was placed on the physically unable to perform list (PUP) when it was determined he wasn’t ready to hit the practice field. It’s worth wondering if Taylor is using his PUP status as a tool to emphasize his displeasure with the lack of an extension. A player’s only real leverage is withholding his services. Taylor is avoiding a possible $50,000 per day fine by reporting to camp and being there every day. “We don’t have any concerns,’’ Irsay said. “I’m hopeful that we all understand the situation we’re in. We’re all professionals and we have to pull together to have a great season. “E.J. Speed had a similar surgery and he’s doing really well. It’s early in the process and we want to make sure everyone’s 100% when they get on the field and get ready to go.’’ The Colts have drawn criticism for drawing the line with Taylor while signing other players to extensions: Shaquille Leonard, Braden Smith, Nyheim Hines, Quenton Nelson, Grover Stewart and others. “I’m not going to talk about his situation directly,’’ Irsay said. “That’s something that Jonathan and I have discussed, and Chris has discussed with Jonathan and his agent. “I’m not saying right time, wrong time, anything like that. At this point, there’s a lot of work to be done. It’s not about talking about individual contractual cases.’’ Irsay envisions Taylor offering the type of top-level support to Richardson as Marshall Faulk did for Peyton Manning in 1998 — Manning’s rookie season. “Marshall had gotten the magic back and really helped Peyton have a great rookie year even though it was 3-13,’’ Irsay said. “The flashes were there and Marshall was a big part of that.’’ However, Faulk’s career with the Colts ended after the ’98 season. He had two years remaining on his seven-year rookie contract, but was seeking an extension. Then-general manager Bill Polian traded Faulk to the St. Louis Rams, clearing the path for the team to select Edgerrin James with the No. 4 pick in the 1999 draft. Irsay was quick to defend how he’s handled players. He noted two Colts’ Hall of Famers — James and Marvin Harrison — requested him to present them for enshrinement. “My responsibility is to represent every single player on the team,’’ he said. “I represent every player, and it’s my responsibility to be fair and to make sure everyone’s treated as fairly as they can be to get their piece of the cap. “I don’t need to defend the Colts on how we treat our players. No organization — and I mean no organization — treats their past or their present players like the Colts do. “I don’t think anyone can attack our franchise for not taking care of the players.’’
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50th RAGBRAI ends Saturday night in Davenport, Iowa (ABC 6 News) – All week, thousands of cyclists have been biking across Iowa for the annual RAGBRAI ride and it has officially wrapped up Saturday. RAGBRAI is the world’s longest and oldest recreational ride. From Sioux City, to Ames, to Coralville, these dedicated cyclists are ending the 50th historical ride in Davenport, Iowa. The final leg of the ride was around 66 miles. While the heat has certainly been an unwelcome addition for some riders, many plowed right on through and say the hot temperatures only added to the memorable experience. “I will say it was one tough day,” said Rae Hoele, one of the bikers. “We were feeling a little discouraged at one point when it said, ‘feels like 102’, but right then we got some cloud cover, and we were able to get right back on our bikes. But my legs are feeling the climb, they’re feeling it.” Indianola IV and Wellness offered riders a new way to stay hydrated through IV bags. A full bag cost $45 and there were also vitamin shots available to participants. For more information and RAGBRAI coverage, click here.
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The severe storms we had Saturday morning caused tree damage in several counties and widespread, lengthy power outages. The storms were ahead of a cold front that moved across the state and ended the excessive heat we dealt with for most of the work week. Behind the cold front temperatures will be in the 80s, with comfortable humidity levels for Sunday, and for the first half of next week. Enjoy the more tranquil weather. Warmer temperatures, higher humidity and a chance for storms will return for Thursday and Friday. With more than six inches of rain, July has been a wet month. In fact, we have had as much rain in July as we had in the months of April, May and June combined. This is just what central Indiana needed, as we started to the month with the western half of the state in severe drought. The extra rainfall has led to a two-inch rainfall surplus across the state and the drought continues to ease. The weekend started with rain. July has been a vey wet month. and that has helped to ease the drought. There is no extreme heat in the 7-day forecast.
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Consumer demand for speed and convenience drives labor unrest among workers in Hollywood and at UPS NEW YORK (AP) — Six straight days of 12-hour driving. Single digit paychecks. The complaints come from workers in vastly different industries: UPS delivery drivers and Hollywood actors and writers. But they point to an underlying factor driving a surge of labor unrest: The cost to workers whose jobs have changed drastically as companies scramble to meet customer expectations for speed and convenience in industries transformed by technology. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated those changes, pushing retailers to shift online and intensifying the streaming competition among entertainment companies. Now, from the picket lines, workers are trying to give consumers a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to produce a show that can be binged any time or get dog food delivered to their doorstep with a phone swipe. Overworked and underpaid employees is an enduring complaint across industries — from delivery drivers to Starbucks baristas and airline pilots — where surges in consumer demand have collided with persistent labor shortages. Workers are pushing back against forced overtime, punishing schedules or company reliance on lower-paid, part-time or contract forces. At issue for Hollywood screenwriters and actors staging their first simultaneous strikes in 40 years is the way streaming has upended entertainment economics, slashing pay and forcing showrunners to produce content faster with smaller teams. “This seems to happen to many places when the tech companies come in. Who are we crushing? It doesn’t matter,” said Danielle Sanchez-Witzel, a screenwriter and showrunner on the negotiating team for the Writers Guild of America, whose members have been on strike since May. Earlier this month, the Screen Actors Guild–American Federation of Television and Radio Artists joined the writers’ union on the picket line. Actors and writers have long relied on residuals, or long-term payments, for reruns and other airings of films and televisions shows. But reruns aren’t a thing on streaming services, where series and films simply land and stay with no easy way, such as box office returns or ratings, to determine their popularity. Consequently, whatever residuals streaming companies do pay often amount to a pittance, and screenwriters have been sharing tales of receiving single digit checks. Adam Shapiro, an actor known for the Netflix hit “Never Have I Ever,” said many actors were initially content to accept lower pay for the plethora of roles that streaming suddenly offered. But the need for a more sustainable compensation model gained urgency when it became clear streaming is not a sideshow, but rather the future of the business, he said. “Over the past 10 years, we realized: ‘Oh, that’s now how Hollywood works. Everything is streaming,’” Shapiro said during a recent union event. Shapiro, who has been acting for 25 years, said he agreed to a contract offering 20% of his normal rate for “Never Have I Ever” because it seemed like “a great opportunity, and it’s going to be all over the world. And it was. It really was. Unfortunately, we’re all starting to realize that if we keep doing this we’re not going to be able to pay our bills.” Then there’s the rising use of “mini rooms,” in which a handful of writers are hired to work only during pre-production, sometimes for a series that may take a year to be greenlit, or never get picked up at all. Sanchez-Witzel, co-creator of the recently released Netflix series “Survival of the Thickest,” said television shows traditionally hire robust writing teams for the duration of production. But Netflix refused to allow her to keep her team of five writers past pre-production, forcing round-the-clock work on rewrites with just one other writer. “It’s not sustainable and I’ll never do that again,” she said. Sanchez-Witzel said she was struck by the similarities between her experience and those of UPS drivers, some of whom joined the WGA for protests as they threatened their own potentially crippling strike. UPS and the Teamsters last week reached a tentative contract staving off the strike. Jeffrey Palmerino, a full-time UPS driver near Albany, New York, said forced overtime emerged as a top issue during the pandemic as drivers coped with a crush of orders on par with the holiday season. Drivers never knew what time they would get home or if they could count on two days off each week, while 14-hour days in trucks without air conditioning became the norm. “It was basically like Christmas on steroids for two straight years. A lot of us were forced to work six days a week, and that is not any way to live your life,” said Palmerino, a Teamsters shop steward. Along with pay raises and air conditioning, the Teamsters won concessions that Palmerino hopes will ease overwork. UPS agreed to end forced overtime on days off and eliminate a lower-paid category of drivers who work shifts that include weekends, converting them to full-time drivers. Union members have yet to ratify the deal. The Teamsters and labor activists hailed the tentative deal as a game-changer that would pressure other companies facing labor unrest to raise their standards. But similar outcomes are far from certain in industries lacking the sheer economic indispensability of UPS or the clout of its 340,000-member union. Efforts to organize at Starbucks and Amazon stalled as both companies aggressively fought against unionization. Still, labor protests will likely gain momentum following the UPS contract, said Patricia Campos-Medina, executive director of the Worker Institute at the School of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell University, which released a report this year that found the number of labor strikes rose 52% in 2022. “The whole idea that consumer convenience is above everything broke down during the pandemic. We started to think, ‘I’m at home ordering, but there is actually a worker who has to go the grocery store, who has to cook this for me so that I can be comfortable,’” Campos-Medina said. ___ Associated Press video journalist Leslie Ambriz contributed from Los Angeles. Copyright 2023 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. 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Sunday local church special streamed out of Minnesota jail (ABC 6 News)- Eagle Brook Church took a page out of Johnny Cash’s book, in a new effort to provide a message to those incarcerated in Minnesota’s largest prison. This Sunday at any Eagle Brook Campus, churchgoers will see a clip of a special concert put on inside the Minnesota Correctional Facility – Faribault. Eagle Brook’s Senior Pastor Jason Strand helped organize the show. A video of the concert will be played during their service at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. in Rochester or you can view the service online through their Facebook page.
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Festival of Colors brightens up Peace Plaza Saturday evening (ABC 6 News) – For the second year the Indian Cultural Association of Minnesota, also known as ICAM, held the Festival of Colors in Rochester. Peace Plaza was covered in colors everywhere. Clothes, people, even the ground. “Color is more often celebrating. When you celebrate something, when you celebrate some success, when you celebrate something good, about doing something good, we celebrate with color,” said Ajay Singh, the President of ICAM. Traditionally the festival is celebrated in March. “Being a Minnesotan in Rochester, it’s too cold to actually enjoy the true essence of the festival with the color and water, so that’s how the idea originated to do it in the summer,” said Sarika Pandey, one of ICAM’s board members and organizer of the event. The Festival of Colors comes from a Hindu holiday known as Holi. It dates back to the fourth century in India, but it’s gained popularity throughout the world as people from all cultures and backgrounds are invited to join in the celebrations. “The way we play it is to bring everyone together, so even if you haven’t spoken to someone for years, you meet them today. Irrespective of your differences you come together,” said Pandey. The event started at 3:30 p.m. with a 5k run from Soldier’s Field Park. There were activities for the whole family, such as face painting and lots of dancing. Vendors sold food, clothes, jewelry and more, but the main events were the flash mob dance and the water color. ICAM was formed in 2020 as a way to connect the Indian community with the larger community in Rochester. “To educate about different cultures, different clothes. You might be seeing the sari, and different dresses, even this is the one I’m wearing, this is called the pata,” said Singh. ICAM wants the whole community to come out and celebrate with them, but be warned: You won’t walk away without a little bit of color on you.
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Trump, amid legal perils, calls on GOP to rally around him as he threatens primary challenges NEW YORK (AP) — At a moment of growing legal peril, Donald Trump ramped up his calls for his GOP rivals to drop out of the 2024 presidential race as he threatened to primary Republican members of Congress who fail to focus on investigating Democratic President Joe Biden and urged them to halt Ukrainian military aid until the White House cooperates with their investigations into Biden and his family. “Every dollar spent attacking me by Republicans is a dollar given straight to the Biden campaign,” Trump said at a rally in Erie, Pennsylvania, on Saturday night. The former president and GOP frontrunner said it was time for Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and others he dismissed as “clowns” to clear the field, accusing them of “wasting hundreds of millions of dollars that Republicans should be using to build a massive vote-gathering operation” to take on Biden in November. The comments came two days after federal prosecutors unveiled new criminal charges against Trump as part of the case that accuses him of illegally hoarding classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago club and refusing to turn them over to investigators. The superseding indictment unsealed Thursday alleges that Trump and two staffers sought to delete surveillance at the club in an effort to obstruct the Justice Department’s investigation. The case is just one of Trump’s mounting legal challenges. His team is currently bracing for additional possible indictments, which could happen as soon as this coming week, related to his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election brought by prosecutors in both Washington and Georgia. Trump already faces criminal charges in New York over hush money payments made to women who accused him of sexual encounters during his 2016 presidential campaign. Nevertheless, Trump remains the dominant early frontrunner for the Republican nomination and has only seen his lead grow as the charges have mounted and as his rivals have struggled to respond. Their challenge was on display at a GOP gathering in Iowa Friday night, where they largely declined to go after Trump directly. The only one who did — accusing Trump of “running to stay out of prison” — was booed as he left the stage. In the meantime, Trump has embraced his legal woes, turning them into the core message of his bid to return to the White House as he accuses Biden of using the Justice Department to maim his chief political rival. The White House has said repeatedly that the president has had no involvement in the cases. At rallies — including Saturday’s — Trump has tried to frame the charges, which come with serious threats of jail time, as an attack not just on him, but those who support him. “They’re not indicting me, they’re indicting you. I just happen to be standing in the way,” he told the arena crowd in Erie, adding that, “Every time the radical left Democrats, Marxists, communists and fascists indict me, I consider it actually a great badge of honor…. Because I’m being indicted for you.” But the investigations are also sucking up enormous resources that are being diverted from the nuts and bolts of the campaign. The Washington Post first reported Saturday that Trump’s political action committee, Save America, will report Monday that it spent more than $40 million on legal fees during the first half of 2023 defending Trump and all of the current and former aides whose lawyers it is paying. The total is more than the campaign raised during the second quarter of the year. “In order to combat these heinous actions by Joe Biden’s cronies and to protect these innocent people from financial ruin and prevent their lives from being completely destroyed, the leadership PAC contributed to their legal fees to ensure they have representation against unlawful harassment,” said Trump’s spokesman Steven Cheung. At the rally — held in a former Democratic stronghold that Trump flipped in 2016, but Biden won narrowly in 2020 — Trump also threatened Republicans in Congress who refuse to go along with efforts to impeach Biden. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said this past week that Republican lawmakers may consider an impeachment inquiry into the president over unproven claims of financial misconduct. Trump, who was impeached twice while in office, said Saturday that, “The biggest complaint that I get is that the Republicans find out this information and then they do nothing about it.” “Any Republican that doesn’t act on Democrat fraud should be immediately primaries and get out — out!” he told the crowd to loud applause. “They have to play tough and … if they’re not willing to do it, we got a lot of good, tough Republicans around … and they’re going to get my endorsement every singe time.” Trump, during the 2022 midterm elections, made it his mission to punish those who had voted in favor of his second impeachment and succeeded in unseating most who had by backing primary challengers. At the rally, Trump also called on Republican members of Congress to halt the authorization of additional military support to Ukraine, which has been mired in a war fighting Russia’s invasion, until the Biden administration cooperates with Republican investigations into Biden and his family’s business dealings — words that echoed the call that lead to his first impeachment. “He’s dragging into a global conflict on behalf of the very same country, Ukraine, that apparently paid his family all of these millions of dollars,” Trump alleged. “In light of this information,” Congress, he said, “should refuse to authorize a single additional payment of our depleted stockpiles … the weapons stockpiles to Ukraine until the FBI, DOJ and IRS hand over every scrap of evidence they have on the Biden crime family’s corrupt business dealings.” House Republicans have been investigating the Biden family’s finances, particularly payments Hunter, the president’s son, received from Burisma, a Ukrainian energy company that became tangled in the first impeachment of Trump. An unnamed confidential FBI informant claimed that Burisma company officials in 2015 and 2016 sought to pay the Bidens $5 million each in return for their help ousting a Ukrainian prosecutor who was purportedly investigating the company. But a Justice Department review in 2020, while Trump was president, was closed eight months later with insufficient evidence of wrongdoing. Trump’s first impeachment by the House resulted in charges that he pressured Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to dig up dirt on the Bidens while threatening to withhold military aid. Trump was later acquitted by the Senate. Copyright 2023 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.
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Truck catches fire while driving on Highway 52 (ABC 6 News) – A pickup truck carrying corn caught fire while driving on Highway 52 Saturday evening. According to the Olmsted County Sheriff’s Office, the truck became “fully engulfed” in flames near Civic Center Dr. in Rochester just after 6 p.m. The driver noticed the fire and called the Rochester Fire Dept. to put it out. The State Fire Marshal was called to assist, but there is still no word on how it started. No one was injured. The Minnesota State Patrol also assisted on the scene.
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China says US military aid to Taiwan will not deter its will to unify the island TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — China accused the United States of turning Taiwan into an “ammunition depot” after the White House announced a $345 million military aid package for Taipei, and the self-ruled island said Sunday it tracked six Chinese navy ships in waters off its shores. China’s Taiwan Affairs Office issued a statement late Saturday opposing the military aid to Taiwan, which China claims as its own territory. “No matter how much of the ordinary people’s taxpayer money the … Taiwanese separatist forces spend, no matter how many U.S. weapons, it will not shake our resolve to solve the Taiwan problem. Or shake our firm will to realize the reunification of our motherland,” said Chen Binhua, a spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office. “Their actions are turning Taiwan into a powder keg and ammunition depot, aggravating the threat of war in the Taiwan Strait,” the statement said. China’s People’s Liberation Army has increased its military maneuvers in recent years aimed at Taiwan, sending fighter jets and warships to circle the island. On Sunday, Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense said it tracked six Chinese navy ships near the island. Taiwan’s ruling administration, led by the Democratic Progressive Party, has stepped up its weapons purchases from the U.S. as part of a deterrence strategy against a Chinese invasion. China and Taiwan split amid civil war in 1949, and Taiwan has never been governed by China’s ruling Communist Party. Unlike previous military purchases, the latest batch of aid is part of a presidential authority approved by the U.S. Congress last year to draw weapons from current U.S. military stockpiles — so Taiwan will not have to wait for military production and sales. While Taiwan has purchased $19 billion worth of weaponry, much of it has yet to be delivered to Taiwan. Washington will send man-portable air defense systems, intelligence and surveillance capabilities, firearms and missiles to Taiwan. Copyright 2023 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.
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2023-07-30T04:17:44
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Official tells AP that Saudi Arabia will host a Ukrainian-organized peace summit in August DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Saudi Arabia will host a Ukrainian-organized peace summit in early August seeking to find a way to start negotiations over Russia’s war on the country, an official said Saturday night. The kingdom and Kyiv did not immediately acknowledge the planned talks. The summit will be held in the Red Sea port city of Jeddah, said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity as no authorization had been given to publicly discuss the summit. Those taking part in the summit will include Ukraine, as well as Brazil, India, South Africa and several other countries, the official said. A high-level official from U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration also is expected to attend, the official said. Planning for the event is being overseen by Kyiv and Russia is expected not to attend, the official said. Details regarding the summit, however, remain in flux and the official did not offer dates for the talks. The Wall Street Journal, which first reported on the summit, said the talks would take place Aug. 5 and 6 with some 30 countries attending, citing “diplomats involved in the discussion.” Saudi officials did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Associated Press, nor did Ukraine’s Embassy in Riyadh. News of the summit comes after U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan visited the kingdom on Thursday. The official who spoke to the AP said the summit would be the next step after talks that took place in Copenhagen in June. Saudi Arabia’s hosting of the talks come as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in May attended an Arab League summit in Jeddah to press those nations to back Kyiv. Arab nations largely have remained neutral since Russia launched the war on Ukraine in February 2022, in part over their military and economic ties to Moscow. Saudi Arabia also has maintained a close relationship with Russia as part of the OPEC+ group. The organization’s oil production cuts, even as Moscow’s war on Ukraine boosted energy prices, have angered Biden and American lawmakers. But hosting such talks also help raise the profile of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who has sought to reach a détente with Iran and push for a peace in the kingdom’s yearslong war in Yemen. However, ties also remain strained between Riyadh and the West over the 2018 killing and dismemberment of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, which U.S. intelligence agencies assess that Prince Mohammed ordered. ___ Madhani reported from Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Copyright 2023 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.
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2023-07-30T04:17:50
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Overnight drone attack on Moscow injures 1, temporarily closes airport for traffic Russian authorities say three Ukrainian drones attacked Moscow in the early hours on Sunday, injuring one person and prompting a temporary closure for traffic of one of four airports around the Russian capital. It was the fourth such attempt at a strike on the capital region this month and the third this week, fueling concerns about Moscow’s vulnerability to attacks as Russia’s war in Ukraine drags into its 18th month. The Russian Defense Ministry referred to the incident as an “attempted terrorist attack by the Kyiv regime” and said three drones targeted the city. One was shot down in the surrounding Moscow region by air defense systems and two others were jammed. Those two crashed into the Moscow City business district in the capital. Photos from the site of the crash showed the facade of a skyscraper damaged on one floor. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said the attack “insignificantly damaged” the outsides of two buildings in the Moscow City district. A security guard was injured, Russia’s state news agency Tass reported, citing emergency officials. No flights went into or out of the Vnukovo airport on the southern outskirts of the city for about an hour, according to Tass, and the air space over Moscow and the outlying regions was temporarily closed for any aircraft. Those restrictions have since been lifted. Moscow authorities have also closed a street for traffic near the site of the crash in the Moscow City area. There was no immediate comment from Ukrainian officials, who rarely if ever take responsibility for attacks on Russian soil. Russia’s Defense Ministry reported shooting down a Ukrainian drone outside Moscow on Friday. Two more drones struck the Russian capital on Monday, one of them falling in the center of the city near the Defense Ministry’s headquarters along the Moscow River about 3 kilometers (2 miles) from the Kremlin. The other drone hit an office building in southern Moscow, gutting several upper floors. In another attack on July 4, the Russian military said four drones were downed by air defenses on the outskirts of Moscow and a fifth was jammed by electronic warfare means and forced down. Copyright 2023 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.
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2023-07-30T04:17:56
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2023-07-30T04:18:02
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They were facing two of the top pitching prospects in the New York Yankees farm system, but Buffalo’s hitters didn’t seem to mind. One day after chasing Will Warren early, the Bisons beat up on Clayton Beeter and rolled to a 14-7 win over the RailRiders on Saturday at Sahlen Field. Beeter, the Yankees’ No. 13 prospect on MLB.com’s rankings and one of the team’s representatives at the Futures Game, hadn’t allowed an earned run over two July starts heading into the game. Buffalo ended that streak in the second inning on Rafael Lantigua’s two-out, two-run homer in the second inning, one of three long balls allowed by Beeter. Nathan Lukes added a two-run shot in the third inning, then the Bisons erupted for seven two-out runs in the fourth. Beeter faced a runner on first with two outs in the inning and had two strikes on Stevie Berman. Berman singled to extend the inning. He got to two strikes on Cam Eden, then Eden ripped a two-run double to make it 6-1. Seven consecutive batters wound up reaching base before the RailRiders could get the final out of the inning. Ernie Clement added a two-run homer during the surge and when left fielder Franchy Cordero came up empty on a dive, Davis Schneider rumbled into third base for an RBI triple that ended Beeter’s day. Trending Stories Over 3⅔ innings, the 24-year-old allowed 11 runs, all earned, on eight hits and three walks. He struck out five, but the three home runs he allowed tied a career worst, set in 2022 when he was in Double-A in the Los Angeles Dodgers organization. After carrying a 3.26 ERA after his first four Triple-A starts, he exited with a 7.04 ERA. Against Beeter and Warren, the Yankees’ No. 7 prospect, the Bisons scored 20 runs (18 earned) on 15 hits in 6⅔ innings. The RailRiders had the lead for a moment early in the game, with Oswaldo Cabrera popping a 400-plus-foot home run in the first inning against Buffalo starter Wes Parsons. But Buffalo scored the next 11 runs and all the RailRiders could do the rest of the way was manage the deficit. Everson Pereira bombed his fifth home run at Triple-A, a two-run shot in the fifth inning that cut it to 11-3. Buffalo then got one run back on when Cabrera booted a ground ball in the seventh inning, and tacked on two more against reliever Deivi García with solo homers by Schneider and Lantigua that made it 14-3. The RailRiders scored four runs in the ninth inning, thanks in part to the twilight sky. After Jake Lamb singled in a run with one out, Cabrera hit a two-out pop up that could’ve ended the game. But Buffalo’s defense couldn’t locate it quickly enough and it dropped in for a two-run double. Pereira ripped another RBI double to make it 14-7, then reliever Zach Pop got Austin Wells to ground out to end the game.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Saudi Arabia will host a Ukrainian-organized peace summit in early August seeking to find a way to start negotiations over Russia’s war on the country, an official said Saturday night. The kingdom and Kyiv did not immediately acknowledge the planned talks. The summit will be held in the Red Sea port city of Jeddah, said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity as no authorization had been given to publicly discuss the summit. Those taking part in the summit will include Ukraine, as well as Brazil, India, South Africa and several other countries, the official said. A high-level official from U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration also is expected to attend, the official said. Planning for the event is being overseen by Kyiv and Russia is expected not to attend, the official said. Advertisement Details regarding the summit, however, remain in flux and the official did not offer dates for the talks. The Wall Street Journal, which first reported on the summit, said the talks would take place Aug. 5 and 6 with some 30 countries attending, citing “diplomats involved in the discussion.” Saudi officials did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Associated Press, nor did Ukraine’s Embassy in Riyadh. News of the summit comes after U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan visited the kingdom on Thursday. The official who spoke to the AP said the summit would be the next step after talks that took place in Copenhagen in June. Saudi Arabia’s hosting of the talks come as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in May attended an Arab League summit in Jeddah to press those nations to back Kyiv. Arab nations largely have remained neutral since Russia launched the war on Ukraine in February 2022, in part over their military and economic ties to Moscow. Advertisement Saudi Arabia also has maintained a close relationship with Russia as part of the OPEC+ group. The organization’s oil production cuts, even as Moscow’s war on Ukraine boosted energy prices, have angered Biden and American lawmakers. But hosting such talks also help raise the profile of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who has sought to reach a détente with Iran and push for a peace in the kingdom’s yearslong war in Yemen. However, ties also remain strained between Riyadh and the West over the 2018 killing and dismemberment of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, which U.S. intelligence agencies assess that Prince Mohammed ordered. ___ Madhani reported from Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.
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On this day in history, July 30, 1956, 'In God We Trust' is declared national motto Motto 'In God We Trust' is still displayed on all US currency to this day On this day in history, July 30, 1956, the 84th Congress passed a joint resolution declaring "IN GOD WE TRUST" to be the national motto of the United States, according to History.com. Passing in both the House and the Senate unanimously and without debate, the resolution replaced "E pluribus unum," which had existed before as a de facto official motto, the same source noted. Just two years earlier, on June 14, 1954, President Dwight Eisenhower signed a bill to insert the phrase "under God" into the Pledge of Allegiance, said History.com. Before this bill, the U.S. Pledge of Allegiance, originally written in 1892, had contained no reference to religion. The phrase "In God is our Trust" appears in the 1814 poem "Defence of Fort McHenry" by Francis Scott Key, noted the National Museum of American History. The poem was written in reaction to the British invasion in 1812, the same source indicated. Key wrote, "And this be our motto — ’In God is our Trust’" in the poem’s final stanza. ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY, SEPT. 14, 1984, AMERICAN ‘FLAG WAS STILL THERE' AFTER ATTACK ON FORT MCHENRY The poem became the basis of the national anthem, "The Star-Spangled Banner," the National Museum of American History said. The phrased is also woven into other aspects of American history. The official use of "In God We Trust" dates back to the Civil War era, reported The Pew Research Center. In 1861, the Rev. M. R. Watkinson, a Christian minister from Ridley Township, Pennsylvania, sent a letter to Secretary of the Treasury Salmon P. Chase requesting "the recognition of the Almighty God in some form on our coins," according to the same source. Sec. Chase agreed and instructed the director of the mint to prepare a motto for use on coins. "In God We Trust" first appeared on a two-cent coin in 1864, according to The Pew Research Center. The director proposed "God, Our Trust," but Chase altered the phrase to "In God We Trust," which first appeared on a two-cent coin in 1864, according to The Pew Research Center. The following year, Congress authorized the mint to put the motto on all silver and gold coins that had space for the phrase, the same source indicated. The first paper currency bearing the motto entered circulation on Oct. 1, 1957, when it appeared on the $1 silver certificate, according to Politico. "Gradually, as new indigo printing processes were perfected, the motto was printed on all currency denominations. On Nov. 2, 2001, the House of Representatives passed a non-binding resolution reaffirming "In God We Trust" as the national motto. The initial idea of adding the motto to paper currency came from George Humphrey, Eisenhower’s Treasury secretary," said the same source. On Nov. 2, 2001, the House of Representatives passed a non-binding resolution reaffirming "In God We Trust" as the national motto. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER It was approved 396-9, with two abstentions, according to PBS. The measure was sponsored by Rep. Randy Forbes, R-Va., the same source indicated. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP "In God We Trust" continues today to be displayed on all U.S. currency and on government buildings throughout our nation. "No longer religious in nature, the phrase has become, rather, a historical artifact, a public recognition of the role of religion in national life, and an expression of patriotism," said the Free Speech Center of Middle Tennessee State University.
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2023-07-30T04:18:08
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Colts owner rules outs trade for Jonathan Taylor despite request from star RB: report Taylor is entering the final year of his rookie contract Jonathan Taylor has emerged as one of the top running backs in the NFL. The 24-year-old met with Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay on a team bus parked near the practice field on Saturday. Following the meeting, the star running back formally requested a trade as he seeks a contract extension, the NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported. Injuries impacted Taylor's 2022 season. He finished the year with a career-low 861 rushing yards over 11 games. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM After the conversation with Taylor, Irsay told reporters that his position on a contract extension remain unchanged. "We're looking forward to a great season and hoping Jonathan is a big part of that," Irsay said. "We're looking forward to hopefully having Jonathan there." He added, "It was a good conversation, and I'm hopeful as we go forward." Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer later reported that Irsay sent a text message saying he was not considering trading Taylor. "We're not trading Jonathan… end of discussion. Not now and not in October!" the message stated. Irsay also recently insert himself into the conversation about the state of the running back market. Irsay pushed back against ball carriers who feel the current market does not match the value they bring to franchises around the league. Taylor led the league in rushing in 2021 and has a career total of 3,841 yards in just three seasons. He has a career average of 5.1 yards per carry and has scored three receiving touchdowns, while reaching the end zone 33 times on the ground. But Irsay also noted that he takes the entire salary cap into consideration when contract situations arise. "At this point, that's not something that we're discussing right now. This isn't a comment that has to do with Jonathan Taylor's situation. It's what my responsibilities are. I'm responsible for everyone on the team and to look at the cap money that you have and to look at contracts as you go forward," the Colts owner said. Taylor, a second-round pick in the 2020 draft, has one-year remaining on his rookie deal. He is slated to earn approximately $4.304 million in 2023, which ranks 18th among running back salaries for the upcoming season. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP From Irsay's point of view, Taylor would miss playing for the Colts. "If I die tonight and Jonathan Taylor is out of the league, no one's gonna miss us," Irsay said Saturday. "The league goes on. We know that. The National Football League rolls on. It doesn't matter who comes and who goes, and it's a privilege to be a part of it."
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2023-07-30T04:18:14
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