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Joe Burrow is active for Bengals’ game vs. Rams, throws during warmups

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 03:03:58 GMT

CINCINNATI (AP) — Injured Cincinnati quarterback Joe Burrow is active for Monday night’s game against the Los Angeles Rams.The star quarterback is dealing with a strained right calf. The injury occurred early in training camp and was aggravated late in the Bengals’ loss to Baltimore last week.Burrow returned to practice on Thursday on a limited basis, and on Saturday the team listed him as questionable for the game. He threw on the field during warmups without a sleeve on his leg or any obvious discomfort.The Bengals’ inactives were TE Irv Smith Jr., WR Trenton Irwin, RB Chris Evans, DT Jay Tufele, OL Jackson Carman, OL Trey Hill and CB DJ Ivey.Inactives for the Rams included RB Zach Evans, OL Kevin Dotson, OL Warren McClendon and DL Earnest Brown IV.The Rams elevated RB Royce Freeman and WR Austin Trammell to the active roster.___AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/NFLSource

Trump admires a Glock handgun — but stops short of buying — as he campaigns in South Carolina

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 03:03:58 GMT

SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (AP) — Former President Donald Trump stopped by a gun shop and toured a boat manufacturer in South Carolina Monday, ramping up his in-person campaign after a weekend online threatening the media, making multiple accusations of treason and urging congressional Republicans to go ahead and shut down the government.He also claimed he could design a better fighter jet than the military.The Republican presidential front-runner, who has spent far less time on the campaign trail than his leading rivals, began his trip to small-town Summerville with a meet-and-greet with volunteers at a local campaign office and a visit to a local gun store, where he admired a Glock handgun and posed for photos.“I want to buy one,” Trump said, according to video of the stop.Spokesman Steven Cheung posted that the former president, who is currently under federal indictment, had purchased the weapon during his visit to Palmetto State Armory, but later deleted the post on the social media site...

Worker killed at temporary Vegas Strip auto race grandstand construction site identified

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 03:03:58 GMT

LAS VEGAS (AP) — A worker who died during the weekend of an injury received at a temporary Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix grandstand construction site at the Bellagio resort fountains was identified Monday by authorities.The death of Tizoc Antonio, 37, of Las Vegas, was accidental, the Clark County coroner’s office said.Nevada Occupational Safety and Health Administration spokeswoman Teri Williams said the agency was investigating.Las Vegas police reported Saturday the worker was pronounced dead at University Medical Center after receiving what was described as a “severe laceration” on his neck.Workers are building a massive spectator area in front of the Bellagio resort, where trees were removed in recent weeks and road surfaces are being repaved for the inaugural Formula One Las Vegas race — scheduled Nov. 16-18 on a 3.8-mile (6.1 kilometer) road course that includes parts of the Las Vegas Strip.The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported that tickets were priced at more than $11,000 ...

Retired Adams County K-9 dies from cancer

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 03:03:58 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- The Adams County Sheriff's Office said goodbye to a retired K-9 deputy who died of cancer Friday.The K-9, Nacho, joined the ACSO Patrol Division in 2017 and was trained for narcotics detection and patrol apprehension. Severe kennel cough cases on the rise in Denver metro On June 16, 2018, Nacho and his handler, Deputy Lopez, along with Deputy Bonder of ACSO, seized 113 pounds of methamphetamine, which has a street value of more than $1 million, according to ACSO.After a successful career, Nacho retired in 2019 due to health issues and found a home with his handler Detective Lopez, where he lived with three human siblings.ACSO said Nacho was "one of our most dedicated deputies," and he died Friday after a battle with cancer."K-9 Nacho was a loyal companion and an integral part of the Sheriff’s Office. He will be deeply missed by our entire agency. Farewell, Good Boy," ACSO said.

2 people injured, delays reported after car and MBTA Green Line trolley collide in Brookline

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 03:03:58 GMT

Two people suffered minor injuries and shuttle buses replaced train service Monday after an MBTA Green Line trolley and a car collided in Brookline, officials said. The incident happened on Beacon Street near Saint Paul Street Monday evening. In a later statement, MBTA Transit Police Superintendent Richard Sullivan said the trolley had been headed outbound on the Green Line’s C branch with the right of way “when a passenger vehicle, traveling in the same direction, against the light suddenly turned left into the trolley.”Sullivan said the two reported injuries related to this incident were “minor in nature.” The passenger vehicle operator, Sullivan said, will be cited for a red light violation. The T initially reported 25 minute delays on the Green Line around 7 p.m. between the Coolidge Corner and St. Paul Street stations “due to a train with a pantograph problem near St. Paul St.” The T said it was dispatching shuttle buses as of around 7 p.m. In a later u...

Showdown over Mass and Cass hits Boston City Council this week

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 03:03:58 GMT

The Wu administration may not support a state of emergency declaration request for Mass and Cass from the City Council this week, given the Board of Health’s decision against taking such action earlier this month, the Herald has learned.While she plans to call for a vote on a state of emergency at Wednesday’s City Council meeting, City Councilor Erin Murphy acknowledged that the focus of a Tuesday hearing on the matter may shift, given that the Board of Health opted against making such a declaration at its Sept. 13 meeting.“We have declared state of emergencies before and it’s allowed us to put things in action and attack a problem with the resources needed,” Murphy told the Herald. “I’m going to assume that there’s reasons why they don’t think it’s a good idea, so I’m hoping they show up so we can ask them those questions — like what is better then, if it’s not a state of emergency and what should we be doing?”Murphy was among four councilors who urged the Boston Public Health Comm...

Updated COVID-19 vaccines are now available in San Diego: Where to find them

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 03:03:58 GMT

SAN DIEGO -- Updated vaccines to combat new strains of COVID-19 are starting to become available for residents across San Diego County.The new monovalent boosters, which were designed to more closely target the XBB lineage of the Omicron variant, were approved for distribution earlier this month. The shots replace the former bivalent booster shot that was in circulation over the last year.This comes as COVID cases remain elevated above lows seen during the summer months. In San Diego, as many as 3,234 confirmed positive cases were reported since the beginning of September, according to data from the county. Free at-home COVID tests are back: Here’s how to get yours “This new vaccine is a welcome resource to our ongoing COVID-19 prevention efforts, especially as we enter the fall and winter seasons when cases traditionally increase,” said San Diego County public health officer Dr. Wilma Wooten. “As virus remains prevalent in our community, I encourage everyone eligible to get the u...

98 Degrees, All-4-One, O-Town to perform in San Diego

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 03:03:58 GMT

SAN DIEGO -- A trio of nostalgic boy bands will be getting back together to put on a show in San Diego this fall.98 Degrees, O-Town and All-4-One are set to perform at The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park on Sunday, Oct. 8 at 7 p.m., the live music venue said on its website.98 Degrees, a pop group known for their hits "I Do" and "Because of You," is led by television personality Nick Lachey. He has hosted shows like Netflix's "Love is Blind" and "The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On." Haunted Houses in San Diego to visit this Halloween O-Town was created by the MTV show "Making The Band" in 2000. The pop group released popular songs like "All Or Nothing" and "Liquid Dreams."All-4-One, who blended the genres of pop and R&B, made their mark with hits such as "I Swear" and "So Much in Love." All three groups combined have sold 80 million albums, as well as garnering a billion online streams and countless awards.Tickets for the concert range from $32-$135.

Dolphin that shared a tank with Lolita the orca at Miami Seaquarium moves to SeaWorld San Antonio

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 03:03:58 GMT

MIAMI (AP) — A Pacific white-sided dolphin who shared a tank with Lolita the orca at the Miami Seaquarium until Lolita died last month has been moved to SeaWorld San Antonio, where he will live with others of his species, officials said Monday.Li’i will be joining other Pacific white-sided dolphins in San Antonio, some of whom he lived with previously, the park said in a Facebook post. SeaWorld San Antonio is one of only two places in the United States to care for his species, officials said.The 40-year-old aquatic mammal had been the only remaining Pacific white-sided dolphin at the Seaquariam, according to a Seaquariam Facebook post. After Lolita’s death, animal care experts at the park suggested his relocation to a habitat with other peers of his species.“Although we will very much miss him, we feel happy to know this is the best for him,” the Seaquariam statement said.Lolita — also known as Tokitae, or Toki — died Aug. 18 after spending 53 years in captivity. The 57-year-o...

Federal minister criticizes Manitoba Tory ad that cites rejection of landfill search

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 03:03:58 GMT

WINNIPEG — Manitoba’s Progressive Conservatives came under fire Monday for taking out a newspaper ad that highlights, in part, the province’s decision to not search a landfill for the remains of two Indigenous women.The full-page ad, on Saturday in the Winnipeg Free Press, touts the governing Tories’ promises on a few issues including tax cuts and violent crime. On the decision to not search the Prairie Green Landfill, the words “Stand Firm” appear in large text. In smaller font is the phrase: “For health and safety reasons, the answer on the landfill dig just has to be no.”Marc Miller, a former minister of Crown-Indigenous relations who was shifted to immigration, refugees and citizenship in July, expressed disappointment.“You know that I considered the decision (to not search the landfill) to be heartless in nature,” Miller told reporters in Ottawa.“It came to my attention last night when I was reading it, and it just see...