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Hialeah Police discontinue search for suspected armed burglar; Okeechobee Road back open

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:19:51 GMT

Hialeah Police have discontinued their search for a suspected armed burglary suspect who, they said, fled from police.7Skyforce hovered over the scene after police set up a perimeter in the area of West 14th Avenue and 29th Street, just after 4 p.m., Thursday. Hialeah Police SWAT, a K-9 unit and multiple officers were at the scene conducting the search for the subject in question. The westbound lanes of West Okeechobee Road were temporarily shut down due to the police activity. The roadway has since reopened to traffic. Police said this remains an open and active investigation.

Walden Pond shuts down to swimming due to elevated bacterial levels after heavy rain

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:19:51 GMT

The Walden Pond oasis has been shut down to swimming because of elevated bacteria levels after the recent deluge of rain.Walden Pond is the latest Massachusetts waterbody that has a “No Swimming” red flag warning as a result of all the torrential rain this summer.“Due to elevated bacterial levels in recent sample, a No Swimming warning has been issued at Walden Pond Main Beach,” Walden Pond State Reservation tweeted on Thursday.“The warning will remain in effect until subsequent sample results return to safe recreational water standards,” the state Department of Conservation and Recreation park tweeted.This “No Swimming” warning at Walden comes after several inches of rain fell on Tuesday across the region.With all the rainfall this summer, many DCR swimming areas have been testing positive for elevated bacterial levels. DCR posts a red flag at the beach if the water is unsafe for swimming.“Rainfall washes everything that’s...

Patriots-Texans Inactives: Nine players not spotted in pregame warmups

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:19:51 GMT

FOXBORO — The Patriots filled their 90-man roster prior to Thursday night’s preseason opener against the Houston Texans, but only 81 players were present during pregame warmups.Safety Cody Davis, defensive end Trey Flowers and guard Mike Onwenu remain on the physically unable to perform list, and offensive tackle Calvin Anderson is still on the non-football illness list, so they were not in uniform. Several players who have been absent from practice also weren’t dressed Thursday, including running back Ty Montgomery, cornerback Jonathan Jones and guards Bill Murray and Cole Strange.Related ArticlesNew England Patriots | Patriots assign rookie numbers before preseason opener vs. Texans New England Patriots | The Patriots’ 4 big questions heading into the preseason New England Patriots | Five things to watch in preseason opener New England Patriots | Patriots fill 90-man roster by signing free-agent lin...

Mike Lupica: Other than money, Mets and Yankees have little to offer Shohei Ohtani

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:19:51 GMT

All along there’s been a big, big-city fever dream in the back of everybody’s minds that Shohei Ohtani ends up in New York, for all the talk that he’ll end up staying on the west coast once he become a free agent. Somehow the best baseball player in the world would come here the way Babe Ruth did over 100 years ago, and be that kind of star in a star town.But even if that were a real possibility, no matter how much of a longshot it is, ask yourself something:What exactly about the current state of the Mets and Yankees would make Ohtani even think about coming here?Because what we have found out this season, both sides of town, over $600 million spent on two teams whose combined record coming out of Wednesday night’s games was a combined seven games under .500, is that it takes more than money to win. A whole lot more than a whole lot of money.One team in last place, one in second-to-last. After Brian Cashman did next to nothing at the trade deadline, he said,...

Inflation ticks up for first time in 13 months, Boston area doing better than U.S.

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:19:51 GMT

While the rest of the U.S. was staring down a the first uptick in inflation in 13 months, the Boston area saw a slight decrease in the price of most consumer goods, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.On Thursday, BLS released both its national and regional statistics for July, which showed that a streak of prices dropping more than a year long ended in July when the Consumer Price Index rose 0.2% nationally from the previous month, while the index saw a further decline in and around Boston.“Consumer prices in the Boston-Cambridge-Newton area inched down 0.1% for the two months ending in July. The downturn was attributed to lower prices for household energy,” the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Northeast Region Information Office announced.According to BLS, the bulk of the decrease in Boston’s CPI can be attributed to a decline in the energy indexes, which fell by more than 15.2% over last year and 4.6% since May.Energy price drops, according to the Bureau, are “driven by an...

A whirlwind recent stretch of trades, suspensions, chatter and wins puts the Chicago White Sox in the spotlight

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:19:51 GMT

The New York Yankees called on reliever Keynan Middleton in the fourth inning Wednesday against the Chicago White Sox.It was the right-hander’s first time facing his former team a few days after saying in an interview with ESPN and the New York Daily News that the Sox clubhouse had “no rules,” which received pushback from general manager Rick Hahn and manager Pedro Grifol.Some observed Middleton’s name was missing from Guaranteed Rate Field’s video board while he was on the mound Wednesday, creating social media buzz.“The omission was not intentional but resulted because of duplicate players listed under one uniform number on MLB’s downloadable Yankees roster,” the Sox said Thursday morning in a statement. “This glitch has arisen from time to time this season when multiple players have worn the same number for a team, and we regret it occurred tonight.”When you’ve had the type of recent stretch — and season R...

Opportunity awaits Bruins’ Trent Frederic

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:19:51 GMT

In case there were any doubts last summer, Trent Frederic proved that he is a bona fide NHL player in 2022-23. He proved he’s more than just a fourth liner as well.But still, as he’s about to embark on his sixth full pro season, it’s not fully clear what the 25-year-old Bruin forward’s ceiling is, or even where he should play in the lineup.Frederic, who narrowly avoided arbitration last week when he signed a two-year deal with an AAV of $2.3 million, enjoyed a breakout season in ’22-23, notching career highs in goals (17) and points (31).Developed as a centerman, Frederic played all three forward positions through the course of last season but he had his greatest success playing his off wing on the right side with center Charlie Coyle and left wing Taylor Hall.Hall is now a Blackhawk and Coyle is expected to bump up in the lineup with the retirement of Patrice Bergeron and expected departure of David Krejci. Where that leaves Frederic is anyone’s ...

Man arrested in connection to deadly stabbing at East Village apartment

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:19:51 GMT

SAN DIEGO -- A man has been arrested in connection to a deadly stabbing Wednesday at an East Village apartment, San Diego police said.According to SDPD, the stabbing happened inside an apartment unit in the 600 block of 14th Street.Shortly after 10:45 p.m., officers from the Central Division responded to a call from an individual reporting he found his roommate deceased, said Lt. Steve Shebloski with the SDPD Homicide Unit.Once at the scene, officers found a dead man with multiple stab wounds to his upper body. SDPD immediately began to work the investigation as a homicide. The victim was described by police as a 38-year-old man. Photos: Rare ‘Scrippshenge’ sunset awes San Diego Meanwhile, a woman at the apartment complex flagged down police by throwing things out of her apartment window, said Lt. Shebloski. She informed them her boyfriend was allegedly acting strange and violent. At that time, officers ultimately checked the welfare of the woman's apartment. Based on some physic...

Flash drought, invasive grasses, winds, hurricane and climate change fuel Maui’s devastating fires

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:19:51 GMT

Hawaii went from lush to bone dry and thus more fire-prone in a matter of just a few weeks — a key factor in a dangerous mix of conditions appear to have combined to make the wildfires blazing a path of destruction in Hawaii particularly damaging.Experts say climate change is increasing the likelihood of these flash droughts as well as other extreme weather events like what’s playing out on the island of Maui, where dozens of people have been killed and a historic tourist town was devastated. “It’s leading to these unpredictable or unforeseen combinations that we’re seeing right now and that are fueling this extreme fire weather,” said Kelsey Copes-Gerbitz, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of British Columbia’s faculty of forestry. “What these … catastrophic wildfire disasters are revealing is that nowhere is immune to the issue.”Here’s a look at the Maui fires, and what’s behind them:FLASH DROUGHTSFlash droughts are so dry and ho...

White supremacist accused of threatening jury and witnesses in trial of Pittsburgh synagogue gunman

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:19:51 GMT

WHEELING, W.Va. (AP) — A self-proclaimed white supremacist was arrested Thursday on charges that he made online threats toward the jury and witnesses at the trial of a man who killed 11 congregants at a Pittsburgh synagogue, the U.S. Justice Department said.Hardy Carroll Lloyd of Follansbee, West Virginia, is accused of sending threatening social media posts and emails along with comments on websites about the trial of Robert Bowers. In addition, Lloyd, 45, allegedly was responsible for stickers placed in predominantly Jewish areas of Pittsburgh directing people to a website containing his threats and antisemitic messages, the Justice Department said in a news release.“Jury trials are a hallmark of the American justice system and attempts to intimidate witnesses or jurors will be met with a strong response,” U.S. Attorney William Ihlenfeld said. “The use of hateful threats in an effort to undermine a trial is especially troubling.”Bowers was sentenced to death last week after a jury...