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Cardinals open new regime under coach Jonathan Gannon at the Commanders, who are under new ownership

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:33 GMT

ARIZONA CARDINALS (4-13) at WASHINGTON COMMANDERS (8-8-1)Sunday, 1 p.m. EDT, FoxBETTING LINE: Commanders by 7, according to FanDuel SportsbookSERIES RECORD: Washington leads 76-47-2LAST MEETING: Cardinals beat Washington 30-15 on Sept. 20, 2020, in Glendale, Arizona.CARDINALS OFFENSE: OVERALL (22), RUSH (22), PASS (18), SCORING (21)CARDINALS DEFENSE: OVERALL (21), RUSH (14), PASS (24), SCORING (31)COMMANDERS OFFENSE: OVERALL (20), RUSH (12), PASS (21), SCORING (24)COMMANDERS DEFENSE: OVERALL (3), RUSH (11), PASS (4), SCORING (8)TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL: Cardinals minus-5; Commanders minus-5CARDINALS PLAYER TO WATCH: DL Zaven Collins has moved to more of a pass-rushing role after spending his first two seasons as a middle linebacker. The 24-year-old had two sacks last season, but the Cardinals hope his production goes up substantially. The 16th pick in 2021 seems to have adapted well to the position change in preseason.COMMANDERS PLAYER TO WATCH: QB Sam Howell is the focal point for Was...

Man found shot dead at car wash in Aurora Thursday

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:33 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — On Thursday, Sept. 8, the Aurora Police Department responded to a fatal shooting in the North Aurora neighborhood.At 6:13 p.m., officers responded to a welfare check on an unconscious man at a car wash at 8900 block of East Colfax, according to Aurora police.Officers determined the man was dead at the scene. An Adams County coroner found a gunshot wound on the victim.The man's death was determined as a homicide and the response of the Crime Scene Unit and the Major Crime Homicide Unit were called in, according to the press release. Get the FOX31 App: Breaking news alerts & Pinpoint Weather The name of the victim will be released by the Adams County Coroner’s Office after an autopsy and the family is notified.As for Friday, there is no suspect information.The investigation into the homicide is active and ongoing. Anyone with any information should contact Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720.913.STOP (7867).

Memorial held for fallen BSFR Battalion Chief Terryson Jackson at church in Sunrise

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:33 GMT

A memorial was held for Battalion Chief Terryson Jackson as a community prepares to bid farewell to the fallen officer who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. On Friday, a procession traveled around several Broward County cities as it made its way to The Faith Center Church in Sunrise.The fallen Battalion Chief’s procession began following an early morning service at the LC Pointer Funeral Home in Pompano Beach. Chief Jackson, who tragically lost his life in a helicopter crash on Aug. 28, was posthumously promoted to the rank of Battalion Chief, honoring his dedication and unwavering commitment to serving the community. 7News cameras captured Jackson’s casket draped with the American flag as service members carried it into the church. Hundreds of firefighters and law enforcement officers from neighboring counties were in attendance to give their courageous brother a final goodbye. At the ceremony inside the church, BSO Sgt. Cleavone Brooks pointed out the ma...

Miami social media influencer sentenced to five years for $1 million pandemic relief fraud

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:33 GMT

BOSTON (WSVN) – A federal court in Boston sentenced a Miami woman to five years in prison for fraudulently obtaining over $1 million in pandemic-related loans using stolen identities from more than 10 individuals. According to the Department of Justice, Danielle Miller, 32, had used the funds for personal luxuries, including chartering a private jet and renting a luxury apartment.Miller was also ordered to serve three years of supervised release. The exact amount of restitution she must pay will be determined at a later date. In March, Miller had pleaded guilty to three counts of wire fraud and two counts of aggravated identity theft.“Ms. Miller isn’t an influencer, she is a convicted felon. She stole the identities of innocent people to steal over $1.2 million in pandemic-relief loans that should have gone to people in need. In a quest for fleeting social media stardom, Ms. Miller relied on fraud to fund a lavish lifestyle of private jets, luxury apartments, and other a...

Buildings in Miami-Dade lit green in celebration for The Children’s Trust 20th anniversary

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:33 GMT

As the 20th anniversary for The Children’s Trust organization approaches, several South Florida landmarks were lit up as a tribute.On Thursday, several buildings throughout Miami-Dade County were lit up in the organization’s vibrant green-pantone hue. The grand finale took place at the heart of Miami’s downtown skyline. The buildings that participated in the tribute included the following:Stephen P. Clark CenterMiami-Dade County CourthousePortMiami Entrance feature (Globe)PortMiami Terminal A (Royal Caribbean Group)PortMiami Terminal B (Norwegian Cruise Line)Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of SciencePerez Art Museum Miami (PAMM)Freedom TowerParamount Miami World CenterHard Rock StadiumKaseya CenterCredit: The Children’s TrustCredit: The Children’s TrustCredit: The Children’s TrustCredit: The Children’s TrustCredit: The Children’s TrustCredit: The Children’s TrustCredit: The Children’s TrustThe organization was created aft...

18 dirt bikes, ATVs seized, 7 people arrested in Lawrence during off-road vehicle crackdown

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:33 GMT

A multi-agency operation in Lawrence led to seven arrests and multiple off-road vehicles being taken off the streets in Lawrence, according to Massachusetts State Police.Authorities said at least ten other people were facing criminal charges as a result of state troopers and local police targeting individuals operating dirt bikes and ATVs in the city on Thursday.“The operation of off-road vehicles on city streets, often driven recklessly, causes a significant safety threat to motorists and pedestrians,” MSP officials stated in a news release. “Complaints of dirt bike and ATV operation on Lawrence streets have increased in recent years. Operating an off-road vehicle on a public way is a violation of Massachusetts General Law Chapter 90B, Section 25.”With assistance from the MSP Air Wing, authorities spent part of the day spotting off-road vehicles being “operated unlawfully on city streets,” with officers on the ground tracking and confrontin...

Pennsylvania prison fires tower guard on duty when killer escaped as hundreds of officers scramble to find missing inmate

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:33 GMT

(CNN) — The Pennsylvania prison tower guard who did not see or report the escape of convicted killer Danelo Cavalcante nine days ago has been fired, a source with knowledge of the decision tells CNN.A massive manhunt involving hundreds of officers is underway for Cavalcante, who is still on the run despite a growing number of reported sightings.“We can confirm that the corrections officer on duty when Danelo Cavalcante escaped was terminated yesterday afternoon,” the source told CNN. “He was an 18-year veteran of the prison.”Cavalcante broke out of the Chester County Prison on August 31 by “crab walking” between two walls, scaling a fence and traversing across razor wire.“We pulled more people in through the night last night, some additional help from other agencies, from our own agency,” Pennsylvania State Police Lt. Col. George Bivens told reporters Friday.“We have got somewhere north of 350, close to 400 people working on this today as we speak.”The fugitive’s...

These small cookiecutter sharks sank an inflatable catamaran and sparked a dramatic rescue

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:33 GMT

(CNN) — The dramatic ocean saga that led to three men being rescued this week from a sinking inflatable catamaran off the Australian coast has been pinned on an unusual culprit: a small, cigar-shaped shark that leaves such perfectly round wounds it’s called the cookiecutter.The sailors, two Russians and one French national, were pulled from the sea on Wednesday on their way to the northeastern Australian city of Cairns from the remote Pacific nation Vanuatu, authorities said.In an Instagram post after the rescue, the group said the attacks were by cookiecutter sharks, which damaged the rear left balloon of the boat on Monday and left it “completely submerged underwater.” The group lasted another day – until the cookiecutters attacked again late Tuesday, this time biting through the right balloon.The attacks left their inflatable boat partly sunken – prompting them to issue a distress call to nearby vessels in the early hours of Wednesday. The crew and their belon...

Back with the Bruins, Milan Lucic feels right at home

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:33 GMT

In some ways, Milan Lucic seemed like he never left here.Meeting with Boston reporters after Friday captain’s practice for the first time since re-signing with the Bruins in July, Lucic was as gregarious as ever, his distinctive voice resonating throughout the Warrior Ice Arena locker room as he spoke about how happy he was to be back in Boston.But in reality, it’s a much different Milan Lucic from the teenager who arrived here in the late summer of 2007. Back then, he was just a teenager who was hoping to have a decent training camp before being sent back to his Vancouver Giants junior team. But he never got that dreaded knock on the hotel room door, and he stayed with the Bruins for the next eight years, winning a Stanley Cup along the way while helping rebuild a winning tradition.This time – after stops in Los Angeles, Edmonton and Calgary – he returns as a 35-year-old veteran of 1,173 NHL games. He may not be the same player who once rode shotgun with David Krejci on...

8 new paperbacks perfect for curling up with in the fall

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:23:33 GMT

By Moira Macdonald, The Seattle TimesSeptember is here, which means Outdoor Activities Season is slipping away, to be replaced by Cozy Afternoons Reading On the Couch Season. Should you, like me, be thrilled by this state of affairs, here’s a roundup of shiny-new paperbacks this month to join you on the couch.“Marple: Twelve New Mysteries” by various authors (HarperCollins, $18.99)If you like your mysteries short and (relatively) cozy, here’s a treat: A dozen contemporary crime fiction authors take on Agatha Christie’s formidable detective Jane Marple, in stories that take her from her home in the very murder-plagued hamlet of St. Mary Mead to far-flung settings like New York’s Broadway, a cruise to Hong Kong, and an Italian holiday. The authors are a true murderer’s row — including Alyssa Cole, Lucy Foley, Elly Griffiths, Val McDermid, Ruth Ware and more — and I devoured this book like popcorn when it came out last year.“How Not to Dr...