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Matt LaFleur: 'There is no doubt' Aaron Rodgers will be Packers' QB in 2021 With the hullaballoo regarding Rodgers' future beginning to depress, LaFleur reiterated Monday that he believes the presumptive 2020 MVP will be a Packer "for a long time." "Is that a trick ...
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Why Tom Brady is one of America's most polarizing athletes To some, Brady is the greatest quarterback to ever play the game, with the legendary resume and hardware to prove it. Others see a cheater, a shameless a brand builder who benefitted from playing for a football dynasty, who refused to take a personal stand on ...
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Boston Red Sox's Dustin Pedroia announces retirement from MLB Pedroia, 37, a four-time All-Star who was named American Rookie of the Year in 2007 and AL MVP in 2008, played his entire 17-season professional career in the Red Sox organization. He won three World Series rings with the Red Sox and was a four-time ...
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Live updates: Major winter storm hits Northeast, Mid-Atlantic Snow, heavy at times, is falling in New York City, accumulating at up to two to three inches per hour. Residents are being urged to stay in their homes, and the city is under a state of emergency as it faces what could be a top 10 heaviest snowfall.
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WNBA legend Diana Taurasi agrees to multiyear deal to re-sign with Phoenix Mercury, per report Back in December, Diana Taurasi said that retirement wasn't even on her radar as impending free agency loomed ahead of what would be her 17th season in the league. At age 38, you could understand why there has been conversation around when she'll ...
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Five women's college basketball players who have upped their WNBA draft stock Mock drafts are an inexact science, which is even more the case with the WNBA this year. As always, there's the uncertainty of which draft-eligible juniors might leave early. But because of COVID-19's impact on the 2020-21 season, the NCAA's eligibility ...
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A Star Is Born At The Royal Rumble By Ryan Satin FOX Sports WWE Analyst. The 2021 Royal Rumble inside the WWE ThunderDome surpassed expectations from fans and setup big WrestleMania moments for two worthy Superstars.
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US Manufacturing Remains Robust While Price Pressures Build A measure of U.S. manufacturing remained robust at the start of the year, though pandemic-related supply chain disruptions are restraining production and driving up prices. The Institute for Supply Management's gauge of factory activity eased to a ...
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JetBlue President On "Less Stuffy, More Affordable" Upcoming Service To London Summer trips across The Pond were a post-war tradition, with hordes of Americans making the annual pilgrimage to Europe. Great Britain, a seven-hour flight from the East Coast, was often the first (or only) stop. The COVID-19 pandemic walloped ...
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Biden to meet Republicans proposing $618 billion virus aid WASHINGTON -- President Joe Biden is set to meet on Monday with a group of 10 Republican senators who have proposed $618 billion in coronavirus relief, about a third of the $1.9 trillion he is seeking as congressional Democrats are poised to move ahead ...
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Robin Wright and Demián Bichir Sharpened Their Survival Skills to Make 'Land' After directing 10 episodes of "House of Cards," Robin Wright was ready to make her feature directorial debut with "Land," an intense survival drama starring Wright herself as a woman carrying deep grief up with her to a ramshackle cabin in the ...
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Black History Month: What's Happening at NPR? Black History Month is here! From February 1st to March 1st, we will be celebrating Black voices with special programming and episodes. Multiple NPR podcasts and radio stories discuss, highlight, and uplift Black voices throughout the year. Last year, Code ...
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Chicago Teachers Face Work Stoppage in COVID-19 Safety Plan Dispute The two sides have been at odds on teachers' demands for stronger safety protocols to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus in classrooms. During separate news conferences on Sunday night, Mayor Lori Lightfoot ...
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India cuts internet around New Delhi as protesting farmers clash with police New Delhi, India (CNN) Internet access remained blocked Monday in several districts of a state bordering India's capital following violent weekend clashes between police and farmers protesting controversial agricultural reforms. Online access would be ...
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The Orioles are working to trade Alex Cobb to the Angels What's not a surprise is that the Orioles, in cost-cutting mode, would look to deal Cobb, who is set to make $15 million for the 2021 season. That represents the second-largest expense on the payroll behind Chris Davis.
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Netflix's Sonic Prime: Sonic the Hedgehog Animated Series Confirmed for 2022 Whilst that might sound like a familiar premise, Netflix notes that the series is "more than a race to save the universe," as the Blue Blur ultimately finds himself on "a journey of self-discovery and redemption."
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Magic take on the Raptors on 3-game losing streak BOTTOM LINE: Orlando heads into the matchup against Toronto after losing three straight games. The Magic have gone 6-8 against Eastern Conference opponents. Orlando is 2-8 when opponents grab more rebounds and ...
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Patriots News Blitz 2/1: Stafford trade kicks things off Matthew Stafford's trade from Detroit to Los Angeles kicked off what figures to be an active quarterback market this offseason. The Patriots will now need to look in a different direction with Stafford off the board. The Athletic believes sure-thing quarterbacks ...
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Deals Bring Mood Boost for St. Louis Cardinal Fans While we are getting to his later years, it's still Waino. It's still the man you see as a clubhouse leader. The go-to guy for younger pitchers to bounce ideas off. The tough-as-nails pitcher who still has a twelve-six curve that will buckle an intimidated hitter's knees.
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COVID-19 in Virginia: LIVE updates for Monday, February 1 NOTE FROM HEALTH DEPARTMENT: Surveillance system upgrades Saturday will affect data on the COVID-19 Cases & Testing Dashboards Sunday and Monday. "A decrease in the number of cases and tests reported on ...
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St. Louis Zoo plans habitat for endangered wolf breed Only about 20 American red wolves remain in the wild due mostly to illegal hunting, vehicle strikes and habitat loss. Plans call for wolves to live and breed on the Sears Lehmann Jr. Wildlife Reserve, a protected setting that was donated to the zoo in 1993.
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Virgin Galactic plans next rocket-powered test flight for February 13th Not surprisingly, Virgin is eager to check the "remedial work" meant to address the December 12th failure. The flight will otherwise include all the tests that were intended for the previous flight, such as evaluating ...
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Arrival at Mars: NASA, China and the UAE reach the red planet this month Although all three spacecraft will make it to orbit around Mars this month, NASA's Perseverance (or "Percy") gets to take center stage. It will be the only mission to land on the surface, with an expected arrival date of Feb. 18.
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Ford vehicles will run on Android Auto starting in 2023 "We both believe that the relationship between Google and Ford will establish an innovation powerhouse," David McClelland, Ford vice president strategy and partnerships, added. "It will accelerate the modernization of our business and Ford, and most ...
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Arlington Proud Boy 'Milkshake' fought police at US Capitol Daniel Scott (center, in green jacket) and Eddie Block (bottom right) are shown in a video before the Proud Boys and other rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol building on Jan. 6 in Washington, D.C. ...
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'It's terrible,' mourns family of man who served in Afghanistan only to be slain in St. Louis James Cook, the MetroLink security guard gunned down Sunday, served eight years as a U.S. Marine, including spending a year in Afghanistan where he saw combat. The fact that he was shot dead in St. Louis, his mother-in-law said Monday, was ...
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Marilyn Manson accused of 'horrific' abuse by actress Evan Rachel Woods and other women Wood first publicly revealed she was a survivor of rape and domestic abuse in a 2016 Rolling Stone article. She did not name the person who abused her at the time. Wood has spent the past several years working as an activist to help victims of domestic ...
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Allegheny County saw nearly 40% drop in new covid cases in January The latest report from the Department of Health shows a total of 15,559 cases reported in January. In December, health officials reported 25,405 new cases. January saw an average of 502 newly reported cases per day ...
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Officer who died after DC riot to lie in honor in Capitol Congress will hold a ceremonial arrival for Sicknick on Tuesday night, after which a viewing period will be held overnight for members of the Capitol Police. Lawmakers will pay tribute Wednesday morning before a ceremonial departure for Arlington National ...
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Oregon takes a sharp turn away from war on drugs as Measure 110 kicks in Feb. 1, 2021 6:01 a.m.. Voters overwhelmingly agreed last fall to decriminalize the possession of small amounts of otherwise illegal drugs.
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Michigan unemployment: PUA, PEUC claimants can now reopen, certify claims, state says "We're pleased to have restored the federal programs that so many workers in our state are depending on," acting UIA Director Liza Estlund Olson said. "These are vital programs that have helped Michiganders provide for their families as we continue to ...
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Gray TV to acquire Quincy Media for $925M ATLANTA (Gray News) - Gray Television announced Monday it entered into an agreement to acquire Quincy Media for $925 million in cash. When the transaction closes, Gray will own television stations serving 102 markets that collectively reach 25.4 percent ...
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Dunkin' offering free coffee all month long — but there's a catch Last year, Dunkin' offered patrons free doughnuts throughout March and extended the promotion through the spring. This year, the coffee chain is returning and offering customers a free cup of joe every Monday this month beginning Feb. 1, but not everyone ...
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2021 College Baseball Preseason All-Americans Baseball America annually polls major league organizations' scouting departments to vote on the team and asks that they make their selections based on performance, talent and professional potential. In the past, the Baseball America Preseason All ...
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This couple got COVID-19 in November, and they're still sick Dougherty and his wife, Kate, 68, were both infected with COVID-19 the last week of November. The Fiddletown, Calif. residents aren't quite sure where they got it. Their town has a population of only 324.
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Serena cruises in Yarra Valley Classic opener (Reuters) - Serena Williams showed no signs of rust as she began her season with a comfortable 6-1 6-4 win over Daria Gavrilova in Melbourne on Monday to reach the Yarra Valley Classic round of 16. The 23-times Grand Slam champion, who is warming ...
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Investors fear broader stock bubble after Reddit storms GameStop and silver The events have spiked anxiety among professional investors, with concerns that the stress could spread to the broader market. Some investors were already convinced that a bubble had formed and think this new band of retail warriors could pop it.
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Cleveland Indians Spring Training facility won't be open to fans in 2021 According to the team, a fan policy regarding attendance for Spring Training games at Goodyear Ballpark has yet to be announced as the city of Goodyear continues to work with health and safety officials and the MLB on the matter.
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Beaumont cancels 2700 vaccine appointments after breach allowed 'cut in line' They also said it has canceled all of those appointments to get a COVID-19 vaccine. A healthcare workers receives a Pfizer vaccine Jan. 5, 2021, at Beaumont Health.
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Established Automakers Attract Market's Attention Again Going off the valuation gaps between Tesla and every other car maker, the market seemed to be completely discounting the potential for established automakers to implement electric and automated vehicle technology into their well-developed production lines.
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Washington County Sheriff: 2 men dead in Mahtomedi Washington County Sheriff: 2 men dead in Mahtomedi. Investigators aren't seeking any suspects. They said there are no current threats to public safety from the incident. Credit: KARE. Stock Image. Author: KARE Staff. Published: 10:46 AM CST February 1, ...
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Low Expectations Ahead of Exxon Mobil (XOM) Report If met, earnings per share (EPS) will mark a 98% profit decline compared to the same quarter last year. The stock ended a five-month slide in October after posting a 29.0% year-over-year revenue decline and has gained more than 40% since that time.
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Attempted takeover of Olympia hotel by homeless activists ends in arrests OLYMPIA, Wash. — At least three homeless activists were arrested in Olympia on Sunday after the group allegedly occupied a downtown hotel, assaulting at least one employee and prompting guests and staffers to shelter in place for several hours, ...
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How will local drug stores keep the coronavirus vaccine on site if it needs to be cold? How will they avoid waste? The insulated containers use dry ice to maintain low temperatures. The vaccine inside the insulated container is useable for 15 days, as long as the dry ice is replenished every three days. After that time, the vials must be placed back in a deep freeze, Rothholz ...
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Seniors Without Family or Friends Lag in Vaccine Rate Disproportionately, these barriers appear to be affecting Blacks and Hispanic elders as well as people who are not native English speakers; older adults living in low-income neighborhoods; seniors who are frail, seriously ill or homebound; and those with vision ...
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Man hurt in Hazelwood neighborhood shooting, police say PORTLAND, Ore. — One person was shot in the Hazelwood Neighborhood Monday morning, according to Portland police. Officers were called to the report of a shooting in the 10500 block of East Burnside Street just after 5:30 a.m.. When police arrived, they ...
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Gas prices continue slow, steady climb Gasoline prices in Houston continued their steady climb as oil prices stabilize above $50 a barrel. The average cost of a gallon of gasoline in Houston rose about a penny over the past week to $2.06 a gallon. That's 21 cents a gallon higher than month ago ...
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Rev. Jesse Jackson Hospitalized, Undergoes Surgery "After routine medical observation, successful surgery ensued, and Rev. Jackson is resting," a statement from Jackson's Rainbow PUSH Coalition read Monday. Published 2 hours ago • Updated 2 hours ago. LOUISVILLE, KY – JUNE 06: Rev. Jesse Jackson ...
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Groundhog Day: 5 bizarre things you didn't know about this quirky tradition If you tune into Groundhog Day 2021 at Gobbler's Knob in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, Feb. 2, you'll see a groundhog, men in top hats and — maybe — a shadow. But there's a whole bunch of strange traditions that go on behind the scenes of ...
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Will coronavirus really evolve to become less deadly? This predicted loss of virulence, the authors stress, is based on a specific idiosyncrasy of the virus, namely that it rarely causes serious disease in children. Still, many experts agreed that we should not ...
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