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Patriots down 3 starters at Wednesday practice before Bills game

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:11:30 GMT

FOXBORO — Patriots left tackle Trent Brown, running back Rhamondre Stevenson and safety Jabrill Peppers were the only players missing at the start of practice Wednesday.Related ArticlesNew England Patriots | Bailey Zappe trying to prevent another Patriots viral video with Bill Belichick New England Patriots | Bill O’Brien provides update on Mac Jones after Patriots QB benching New England Patriots | Hunter Henry’s injury played a factor in Patriots’ latest roster move New England Patriots | Patriots-Broncos film review: How Bailey Zappe is changing the offense New England Patriots | What has impressed Bill Belichick most about Patriots budding superstar Stevenson (ankle) and Peppers (hamstring) both missed last Sunday’s win at Denver, where Brown was limited to 21 offensive snaps in a rotation with backup Vederian Lowe. The 6-foot-8, 380-pounder has been battling ankle and h...

Bailey Zappe trying to prevent another Patriots viral video with Bill Belichick

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:11:30 GMT

Patriots quarterback Bailey Zappe and head coach Bill Belichick have moved past handshakes.A video went viral after the Patriots’ Week 14 win over the Steelers showing the contrast in how Zappe celebrated with offensive coordinator Bill O’Brien and Belichick. Zappe and O’Brien slapped hands and hugged with big smiles on their faces, while Zappe walked up to Belichick stonefaced to shake the head coach’s hand.The difference between how Zappe greeted O’Brien and then Belichick after Thursday’s win is just so good.O’Brien? Like he’s one of the boys.Belichick? Like he’s Zappe’s military father-in-law who will never forgive Zappe for not asking for his blessing.(via @Patriots) pic.twitter.com/7QEn0NeUvV— Andrew Callahan (@_AndrewCallahan) December 8, 2023Related ArticlesNew England Patriots | Patriots down 3 starters at Wednesday practice before Bills game New England Patriots | Bill O’Brien provides update on Mac Jones after...

Missing San Ysidro couple found dead in casino parking lot

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:11:30 GMT

SAN DIEGO -- A missing persons case involving a married couple from San Ysidro has evolved into a murder-suicide investigation, according to authorities.Officers from U.S. Customs and Border Patrol called the San Diego Police Department around 12:25 p.m. Tuesday to report a vehicle that was found in the Golden Acorn Casino parking lot at 1800 Golden Acorn Way in Campo. Drivers’ warning: CHP to implement Maximum Enforcement Period for new year In that vehicle, authorities discovered man, 52, and a woman, 45, who were both deceased. The two individuals, a married couple who were said to have been living separately, were reported missing last week by family members. The exact nature of what occurred and why they were missing is still under investigation. However, police said there was likely a domestic violence incident prior to the couple disappearing.Detectives from the SDPD’s Southern Division and the Homicide Unit responded to the scene to investigate. Based on preliminary eviden...

25 Southern California restaurants added to Michelin Guide in 2023

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:11:30 GMT

SAN DIEGO, Calif. (KSWB) -- Southern California foodies looking for their next bite can now take a look at the Michelin Guide's collective picks for 2023.As the year inches closer to its end, only a select few establishments across the country were officially recognized, including more than a dozen restaurants across SoCal.Here's a 2023 recap of the region's must-go-to spots, according to suggestions from the Michelin Guide: These California cities are among richest in US: report New One-Star Rated RestaurantsThese ratings are given based on the Michelin star system. Simply put, stars are awarded to restaurants offering outstanding cooking.Five universal criteria are taken into account when rating restaurants. According to the Michelin Guide, this includes the quality of the ingredients, the harmony of flavors, the mastery of techniques, the personality of the chef as expressed through their cuisine, and consistency both across the entire menu and over time.-- Heritage (...

Man attempts to evade Halton police by jumping into Lake Ontario, hiding in pipe

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:11:30 GMT

A man has been arrested despite efforts to evade Halton police by jumping into Lake Ontario and hiding in a pipe.Police say they received a call around 9:30 a.m. Wednesday regarding a 35-year-old man who was allegedly in breach of court conditions and in possession of a stolen vehicle in the area of Spencer Smith Park.When officers arrived, the man jumped into Lake Ontario and concealed himself within a pipe. With the assistance from nearby marine units, Halton police were able to remove the man from the water.He was placed under arrest and was transported to a nearby hospital to be treated for hypothermia.

North Dakota lawmaker who used homophobic slurs during DUI arrest has no immediate plans to resign

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:11:30 GMT

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — A North Dakota Republican lawmaker has no plans to immediately resign, despite party leaders’ calls for him to step down after he railed against police with profane, homophobic and anti-migrant language during a recent traffic stop that ended in his arrest on a charge of drunken driving.In a statement Wednesday, Republican state Rep. Nico Rios, of Williston, said he is “seriously mulling all aspects” of his future.“As I weigh my future in the legislature, I am going to spend the next few months addressing my issues with alcoholism and getting the help I need,” he told The Associated Press in an email. “Any decision I make going forward will be made with a sober mind and deliberative clarity. To do so, I will be prioritizing breaking my chemical dependency on alcohol, improving the interpersonal relations I have strained, and listening to our community.”Rios also said he takes responsibility for his “disgusting actions” during the Dec. 15 traffic sto...

2 models of Apple Watch can go on sale again, for now, after court lifts halt over a patent dispute

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:11:30 GMT

Two higher-end models of the Apple Watch can go on sale again after a federal court temporarily lifted a sales halt ordered by the International Trade Commission over a patent dispute. The ITC, a federal agency, ordered the halt in October to block Apple from using specific technologies underpinning a blood-oxygen measurement system in its Series 9 and Ultra 2 watches. Apple has been embroiled in an intellectual property dispute with the medical technology company Masimo over those technologies.Apple cut off online sales of the watches in the U.S. on last week just days from the Christmas holiday to comply with the ITC ruling. The court’s action will allow sales of the two Apple Watch models pending its decision on whether to also permit sales as it weighs Apple’s appeal. As of 3 p.m. Eastern Time on Wednesday, neither of the Apple Watch models in question were available at Apple’s online store.This isn’t the first patent roadblock the Apple Watch has run into as the company m...

Jacksonville, Florida, mayor has Confederate monument removed after years of controversy

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:11:30 GMT

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Crews removed a Confederate monument from a Jacksonville, Florida, park Wednesday morning following years of public controversy.Mayor Donna Deegan ordered the removal of the “Tribute to the Women of the Southern Confederacy” monument, which has been in Springfield Park since 1915. She said the decision is not an attempt to erase history but to show that people have learned from it.“Symbols matter. They tell the world what we stand for and what we aspire to be,” Deegan said in a statement. “By removing the confederate monument from Springfield Park, we signal a belief in our shared humanity. That we are all created equal. The same flesh and bones. The same blood running through our veins. The same heart and soul.”Serious discussion of the monument’s fate began in 2020 after Deegan’s predecessor, Mayor Lenny Curry, ordered the removal of another monument, a bronze statue of a Confederate soldier that had been in a downtown park for more than...

Suburban babysitter charged after allegedly stabbing 2 young girls

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:11:30 GMT

NAPERVILLE, Ill. — A woman accused of stabbing two young girls while babysitting in Lisle was charged and denied pre-trial release Tuesday.Jennifer Kouchoukos, 51, of Naperville, is facing two counts of attempted first-degree murder, two counts of aggravated battery to a child and two counts of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon following an incident on Nov. 17.That evening at around 5:15 p.m., Lisle police responded to a home on Matson Lane on the report of a possible suicide attempt.Officers at the scene located a child sitting in a bathroom while covered in blood and another child sitting soaked in blood in the kitchen. The children, two girls ages four and one, were suffering from multiple stab wounds and subsequently transported to a local hospital.Kouchoukos, who police said was unresponsive to any questions, was taken to a local hospital for medical attention.Police allege she was babysitting for the children at the time and stabbed them in the chest and back. The girls'...

Migrants surge at southern border

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 21:11:30 GMT

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) -With thousands of migrants arriving at the U.S. southern border Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas traveled to Mexico Wednesday to discuss options for slowing down the influx.Last week, President Joe Biden spoke by phone with Mexico’s President Andres Lopez-Obrador."The two leaders agree that additional enforcement actions are urgently needed so that key ports of entry can be reopened across our shared border”, said John Kirby, National Security Council spokesperson.Most migrants are passing through Mexico from central America and Venezuela.López-Obrador confirmed last week that U.S. officials want Mexico to do more to block migrants at its border with Guatemala or make it more difficult to move across Mexico by train.Before Christmas, House Speaker Mike Johnson sent a letter to the president blaming him for the border crisis and writing, "I urge you to immediately take executive actions available to you under e...