10 things to know, with the NBA regular season in the books
The compressed, coronavirus-threatened, NBA regular season like none other is over. All 1,080 games that were scheduled were played, and now the play-in round awaits.
Florida man burglarizing home rushed out with truck, sword, laptop, but leaves behind phone
A 24-year-old Florida man with a lengthy criminal history has been arrested after he allegedly stole a truck, sword, laptop and other items from a home in St.…
Still with the Cubs, Bryant back to his slugging ways
Whatever the future holds, Kris Bryant is giving the Chicago Cubs plenty of production so far in 2021.
Kentucky nonprofit delivering groceries, essential items to people in need during pandemic
Maria Accardi and Constance Merritt created Bringing Justice Home last summer after recognizing that food pantries were hit hard by the pandemic, losing both supplies and needed volunteers.
California city settles with bloggers who published police records, walks back criminal hacking claims
A southern California city agreed to settle in a case against two citizen bloggers accused of publishing confidential city hall documents, including police misconduct records, obtained without permission.
Biden’s COVID warning: Unvaccinated ‘will end up paying the price’
President Biden highlighted on Monday that for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic swept the nation early last year, cases of COVID-19 “are down in all 50…
Ex-Border officer smuggled Mexican woman into US to work as her nanny, housekeeper: prosecutors
A former Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer is accused of illegally bringing a Mexican woman across the border into the United States to work as a nanny…
Injuries likely to impact quality of play in NBA postseason
The NBA playoffs should be entertaining, as they always are.
10 things to know, with the NBA regular season in the books
The compressed, coronavirus-threatened, NBA regular season like none other is over. All 1,080 games that were scheduled were played, and now the play-in round awaits.
California will maintain coronavirus mask mandate, other policies until June 15
California’s “Blueprint for a Safer Economy” is set to expire June 15, signaling a return to normal for the state.