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Month: September 2024

Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has been instrumental in 3-0 start, even without his usual production

AP Sports Writer KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Just about everyone seems to be concerned about Travis Kelce’s production except the Kansas City Chiefs. That’s because they are 3-0 heading to the Chargers this weekend, and the four-time All-Pro tight end remains a big reason why. Rather than piling up catches and yards, though, Kelce

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Woman behind Neo-Nazi plot to destroy Maryland’s power grid sentenced to 18 years in prison

By Tara Lynch, Christian Olaniran Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE, Maryland (WJZ) — Sarah Beth Clendaniel, who pleaded guilty to trying to attack and destroy the power grid in the Baltimore region, was sentenced to 18 years in prison with lifetime supervision post-release. Prosecutors said Clendaniel, 36, from Catonsville, planned to blow

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Canada’s new limits on temporary foreign workers are now in effect. Here’s what changed

By Charlie Buckley Click here for updates on this story     TORONTO (CTV Network) — New changes to Canada’s temporary foreign worker (TFW) program are now in effect. Here’s what to know: What’s changed? As announced by Employment and Social Development Canada in August, several changes activated Thursday. Going forward. the federal government will stop processing

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Cirque Du Soleil’s first Hawaii show ‘Auana’ debuts in December at Waikiki Beachcomber

By Web Staff Click here for updates on this story     HONOLULU, Hawaii (KITV) — We’re getting a glimpse of some of the acts debuting in Cirque Du Soleil’s first permanent show in Hawaii. Performances of “Auana” begin at the Outrigger Waikiki Beachcomber in December. The show will feature acrobatics, comedy, and hula, beginning with the

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Wyden, Warner introduce bill to set strong cybersecurity standards for health care industry

WASHINGTON (KTVZ) — Senate Finance Committee Chair Ron Wyden, D-Ore., and Senator Mark Warner, D-Va., announced legislation Thursday to improve cybersecurity in the American health care system amid a wave of increased cyberattacks that are breaching Americans’ privacy and causing major disruptions to care across the country. “Megacorporations like UnitedHealth are flunking Cybersecurity 101, and

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Local rabbi accuses HOA of restricting religious display despite allowing others in Cooper City community

By Brandon Beyer, Jack Royer, Kevin Boulandier Click here for updates on this story     COOPER CITY, Florida (WSVN) — A South Florida rabbi is in a religious dispute with his homeowners association after, he said, they are restricting him from expressing his religious views ahead of the Jewish holiday. Rabbi Shmuel Hurwitz lives in the

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Nevada high court orders dismissal of Chasing Horse sex abuse case but says charges can be refiled

Associated Press LAS VEGAS (AP) — The Nevada Supreme Court has ordered the dismissal of a sprawling sex abuse indictment against Nathan Chasing Horse, while leaving open the possibility of charges being refiled in a case that sent shockwaves throughout Indian Country and led to more criminal charges in the U.S. and Canada. Proceedings in

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Sophistication of AI-backed operation targeting senator points to future of deepfake schemes

Associated Press Washington (AP) — An advanced deepfake operation targeted Sen. Ben Cardin, the Democratic chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, this month, according to the Office of Senate Security. It’s the latest sign that nefarious actors are turning to artificial intelligence in efforts to dupe top political figures in the United States. Experts

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Forest products permits unavailable at some Deschutes National Forest offices Oct. 1-3 due to database maintenance

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Some Deschutes National Forest offices, including the Bend-Fort Rock Ranger District and the Redmond Air Center, will be unable to process and sell all forest products permits, including firewood collection, Matsutake mushroom permits and other free and chargeable collection permits from Tuesday, October 1, to Thursday, October 3. This temporary pause is

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North Macedonia’s leader is angry at prospect of a new setback in his country’s bid to join the EU

SKOPJE, North Macedonia (AP) — North Macedonia’s conservative prime minister has reacted angrily to reports that his country’s troubled European Union accession bid hit a new hurdle because of a dispute with neighboring EU member Bulgaria. Hristijan Mickoski said Thursday the EU was trying to “dictate” its position and suggested that he would accept no

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After big playoff win, Connecticut Sun forward Alyssa Thomas condemns racist comments directed at players

By Thomas Schlachter, CNN (CNN) — Connecticut Sun veteran Alyssa Thomas spoke out following the franchise’s crucial playoff series win against the Indiana Fever. “I think in my 11-year career I’ve never experienced the racial comments from the Indiana Fever fan base,” Thomas told reporters after the victory in Uncasville, Connecticut. During the first game

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