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‘Good Morning America’ to visit east metro for the second time this month

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 01:30:47 GMT

The ABC morning show “Good Morning America” will broadcast live from St. Paul and other local spots Wednesday morning.“It will be a heavy-Twin Cities morning on ‘GMA,” a press release from ABC said Tuesday.The segment will start off with Will Reeve at Marjorie McNeely Conservatory in an episode highlighting the sights, diversity, cuisine, businesses and culture that make the Twin Cities “a must-visit destination.”The show will spotlight local baker Zoë François, Carlson’s Lovable Llamas, Mosaic Hockey Collective and Birchbark Books, the bookstore founded by author Louise Erdrich to showcase indigenous authors.Viewers can tune in at 7 a.m. on ABC to catch Twin Cities segments throughout the two-hour newscast.The coverage comes as part of GMA’s “Rise and Shine” series, which showcases nine unique cities across America. The series kicked off in Houston, then moved on to Boston and Cleveland. It will continue to Denver, D...

3M Open: Alex Gaugert usually caddies for his former Gophers teammate. This week, they’re playing partners

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 01:30:47 GMT

Alex Gaugert was considering skipping Monday’s 3M Open qualifier altogether. He stuck around after his good friend and former Gophers teammate Erik van Rooyen finished his final round at the Barracuda Championship on Sunday in Truckee, Calif., to watch his brother, Austin, caddie for Patrick Rodgers, who was the tournament leader.Rodgers went on to lose in the first playoff hole, at which point Gaugert decided to try to catch his redeye, connecting flight back to Minnesota. But it was going to be close.Former University of Minnesota teammates Alex Gaugert, right, and Erik van Rooyen do a television interview during a practice round at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine on Tuesday, July 25, 2023. Gaugert usually caddies for van Rooyen on the PGA Tour, but they’re playing partners this week after Gaugert qualified for the event on Monday. (Jace Frederick / Pioneer Press)He sped to Sacramento and was indeed able to catch his flight to Seattle. That flight to Minneapolis was delayed and di...

Gable Steveson decision coming Tuesday; will the Gopher great transfer to Iowa?

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 01:30:47 GMT

Gable Steveson will lean into his showmanship style on Tuesday night.The Apple Valley wrestler will announce his future in wrestling during the WWE show NXT at 7 p.m. on USA Network.The two-time NCAA heavyweight champion with the Gophers stepped off the collegiate mat after winning the 2022 national title, but said in June he wants to comeback to the collegiate ranks for a fifth season this winter.In the meantime, Steveson’s tweets have fed speculation he might enter the NCAA transfer portal and go to arch rival Iowa Hawkeyes. He has posted pictures of himself in both Gopher and Hawkeye gear, with other posts including emojis representing each school followed by question marks.On July 5, Gophers Athletics Director Mark Coyle issued an unusual statement that Steveson would be eligible to compete in the NCAA this winter. It erased doubt on that subject in June.Sources told the Pioneer Press that Steveson has needed to get clearance from WWE to possibly compete in the NCAA again. He si...

Adirondack Line woes continue

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 01:30:47 GMT

CAPITAL REGION, N.Y. (NEWS10) - Amtrak's Adirondack Line is being compromised because of uncertainty that surrounds the host railroad, Canadian National (CN), and their heat order policy. Amtrak says that order could lead to stranded passengers. Amtrak restores partial service for Adirondack Line NEWS10 explains why the Canadian rail company wants more money to safely operate the tracks in Canada.Amtrak’s Adirondack line is being compromised because of uncertainty that surrounds the host railroad, Canadian National, and their heat order policy. Amtrak says that order could lead to stranded passengers. NEWS10 explains why the Canadian rail company wants more money to safely operate the tracks in Canada.As the Adirondack Line is limping back to full service, many wonder why the train still can’t get to Montreal.  Canadian National (CN), the rail company that manages the tracks north of the border, has speed restrictions when the weather gets hot to prevent wildfires. Adirondack Li...

Questions remain over education for school-aged asylees

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 01:30:47 GMT

ROTTERDAM, N.Y. (NEWS10) – Asylum seekers have been arriving in the capital district and questions about educating school-aged children have remained mostly unanswered. On Tuesday a meeting between the school district, the county and the company responsible for the asylees was abruptly canceled.Educators are trying to figure out how many school-aged asylum seekers might be attending school. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Mohonasen Central School District Superintendent Shannon Shine said he still doesn’t know what the start of the school year will look like and what support will be provided to the children.“Who is providing which care? We certainly help our families with food, clothing and supplies,” said Shine. “It changed a lot, especially from last week. We are getting inconsistent and contradictory information.” Right now, Shine said, there’s about 68 school-aged children of asylum seekers who are staying at Rotterdam...

During heatwave, authorities warn residents to check on their neighbors

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 01:30:47 GMT

ST. LOUIS – Hot and humid conditions are expected this week, with each day getting a little warmer until we reach—and surpass—the century mark temperature-wise.Authorities are warning residents about the dangerous temperatures and encouraging residents to check on their neighbors, especially seniors and individuals with disabilities.As the heat wave in the area continues, the nonprofit Cool Down St. Louis will be on a mission to help save lives."The heat is dangerous, so check on elderly neighbors. Don't believe grandpa and uncle George, none of these people, because they will say everything is ok,” Gentry Trotter, founder of Cool Down St. Louis, said. “No, you should go to their house and ring the bell. Go in, make sure and check the temperature, and make sure they are alright. Make sure the air is on." Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now FOX 2 Weather ...

Broncos head into training camp with three QBs after waiving Jarrett Guarantano

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 01:30:47 GMT

Denver is heading into training camp with three quarterbacks on the roster instead of four.The Broncos on Tuesday waived Jarrett Guarantano and now will proceed forward with the trio of Russell Wilson, Jarrett Stidham and Ben DiNucci.Guarantano was part of a series of transactions made by Denver on report day for veterans. The team made its signing of kicker Brett Maher to a one-year deal formal and also brought back college free agent wide receiver Nick Williams, a former Cherry Creek High School standout.Related ArticlesDenver Broncos | First look: Broncos unveil new snowcapped alternate helmets Denver Broncos | Five (mostly highly paid) Broncos entering turning-point years in their careers Denver Broncos | Keeler: How can Sean Payton turn Russell Wilson around? By making him earn every snap for Broncos Country. Denver Broncos | Broncos DL Eyioma Uwazurike suspended indefinitely for gambling violations Denver Broncos ...

Brush fire erupts in Angeles National Forest

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 01:30:47 GMT

Crews are working to control a brush fire in the Angeles National Forest near Agua Dulce Tuesday afternoon. The Agua Fire was reported around 2:15 p.m. near Soledad Canyon and Agua Dulce Canyon roads, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department. The blaze was first reported at 4 acres but quickly grew to 11, with potential to grow even more.Heavy brush was burning in the fire, though no structures are currently being threatened.The county fire department is in unified command with the forest in fighting the blaze. Check back for updates on this developing story.

Woman punched by sheriff's deputy while holding baby files lawsuit against L.A. County

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 01:30:47 GMT

A woman who was punched by a sheriff's deputy while holding her baby last year has filed a federal lawsuit against Los Angeles County and the deputies involved in the violent encounter.In a federal civil rights lawsuit, Yeayo Russell alleges the deputies involved in the July 13, 2022 incident used excessive force in her wrongful arrest. The incident unfolded when deputies pulled over a vehicle for not having its headlights on in Palmdale. They discovered three women with babies in their arms and no car seats.Bodycam video realized by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department shows an encounter between Palmdale deputies and a mother holding her child on July 13, 2023. Eventually, the male driver was arrested on suspicion of DUI and the women were arrested on suspicion of child endangerment. Recently released bodycam video of the encounter shows Russell yelling while not letting go of her baby. While struggling to detain her, a male deputy is seen punching Russell twice in the face....

British tourist awarded $375K after staying in bedbug-infested Hollywood Hills vacation rental

Published Wed, 05 Mar 2025 01:30:47 GMT

The owners of a vacation rental property in Hollywood Hills have been ordered to pay $375,000 to a British vacationer who was bit hundreds of times by bedbugs while staying at the property in 2015.Meshak Moore had planned on staying at a property on the 2300 block of Vasanta Way from Aug. 24, 2015 through Oct. 22, 2015, but left after four weeks after repeatedly being bitten across the entirety of his body by bedbugs that had infested the property, according to court documents provided by his lawyer. He initially believed mosquitos were responsible, but after several sleepless nights and painful bites, he tore apart the bed and found a large infestation of bedbugs on the mattress, headboard and bed frame.Moore suffered hundreds of bites on his back, arms, neck and groin, causing him serious discomfort, permanent scarring and emotional distress, the complaint alleged.The owners of the property, identified in the arbitration settlement as Henry Huang and Robert Norris of Bamboo Retrea...