ESPN reporter Pedro Gomez, 58, dies ‘unexpectedly at home,’ family says
Pedro Gomez, a longtime baseball reporter for ESPN who covered Barry Bonds during his home-run-record chase of Hank Aaron, died unexpectedly, the company announced Sunday night.
China says no new local COVID-19 infections for first time in two months: report
China’s National Health Commission announced Monday that for the first time in about two months, its mainland recorded no new locally transmitted COVID-19 cases.
Patrick Mahomes goes without passing TD for 1st time since 2019, laments missed chances in Super Bowl LV loss
Patrick Mahomes lamented the Kansas City Chiefs’ lack of execution in the Super Bowl LV loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday night.
Daily coronavirus cases in US drop below 100,000, data shows
The U.S. recorded fewer than 100,000 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday for the first time in months, data shows.
US spends $480M for troop deployment in DC after riot at Capitol: report
The U.S. will spend an estimated $480 million to cover the troop deployment to Washington, D.C., after last month’s riot at the Capitol, a report said.
This Day in History: Feb. 8
The Boy Scouts of America is incorporated. The Supremes’ record “Stop! In the Name of Love!” is released by Motown.
Super Bowl fan invades field during game, Kevin Harlan gives incredible call
Kevin Harlan may have had the call of the night during Super Bowl LV.
Michigan man killed after cannon explodes at baby shower
A Michigan man was killed Saturday night after he was struck by shrapnel from an exploding cannon at a baby shower in Genesee County, police said, according to reports.
This Day in History: Feb. 8
The Boy Scouts of America is incorporated. The Supremes’ record “Stop! In the Name of Love!” is released by Motown.
Michigan man killed after cannon explodes at baby shower
A Michigan man was killed Saturday night after he was struck by shrapnel from an exploding cannon at a baby shower in Genesee County, police said, according to reports.