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College Football All-American, List

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:29 GMT

The Associated Press College Football All-America list, selected by a panel of 18 college Top 25 poll voters:2023 AP All-America TeamFIRST TEAMOFFENSEQuarterback — Jayden Daniels, fifth-year, LSU.Running backs — Ollie Gordon II, second-year, Oklahoma State; Cody Schrader, sixth-year, Missouri.Tackles — Joe Alt, third-year, Notre Dame; Olu Fashanu, fourth-year, Penn State.Guards — Cooper Beebe, fifth-year, Kansas State; Zak Zinter, fourth-year, Michigan.Center — Jackson Powers-Johnson, third-year, Oregon.Tight end — Brock Bowers, third-year, Georgia.Wide receivers — Malik Nabers, third-year, LSU; Marvin Harrison Jr., third-year, Ohio State; Rome Odunze, fourth-year, Washington.All-purpose player — Travis Hunter, second-year, Colorado.Kicker — Graham Nicholson, third-year, Miami (Ohio).FIRST TEAMDEFENSEEdge rushers — Laiatu Latu, fifth-year, UCLA; Jalen Green, fifth-year, James Madison.Interior linemen — T’Vondre Sweat, fifth-year, Texas; Jer’Zahn Newton, fourth-year, Illi...

Nicki Minaj tour coming to Denver's Ball Arena next year

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:29 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- Just after Nicki Minaj released her newest album, the rapper announced that she will be taking the stage at Ball Arena for her biggest tour yet. She performs next year, but it's actually not too far away.She'll be performing at Ball Arena on Sunday, March 3, 2024.The hip-hop artist has been performing for over a decade. She became “the first woman to score 100 Billboard Hot 100 Hits” and also holds the record for the “Most Billboard Hot 100 Entries Among Women in the 2010s.” These Colorado locations have the best chance for a white Christmas You might recognize one of her most famous songs "Super Bass" which hit over one billion YouTube views. Her more recent songs include "Barbie World" and "Super Freaky Girl."Her tour "Pink Friday 2 World Tour" will be her largest tour to date, with concerts starting in North America and across Europe.Presale tickets are available on Tuesday, Dec. 12 at 9 a.m. and general sale tickets are on sale starting Friday, Dec. 15 at 9 a....

Puppy recovering at local hospital after suffering attack from other dogs

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:29 GMT

A six-month-old pitbull puppy is recovering from her injuries at an animal hospital after being attacked by other dogs in the backyard of 1507 Coolidge Street in HollywoodHollywood Police responded to a neighbor’s call on December 7th after receiving an animal complaint. The neighbor said he heard multiple dogs fighting and saw one of the dogs injured. Police and the city’s code enforcement have been unable to get in contact with the owner of the dog. They removed the puppy from the home and drove it to VCA Hollywood for treatment. The owner of the puppy has received code violations for failing to provide proof of rabies as well as failure to provide medical care. Officials said the city has filed a petition to remove the animal from the owner’s custody and transfer it to an animal organization. So far, the rescue group that is taking care of the puppy is facing a $4000 veterinary bill and is seeking donations to cover the vet bills.If you want to help, Paws 2 Care...

Police seek help from public in locating 16-year-old girl reported missing from Sunny Isles Beach

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:29 GMT

The Sunny Isles Beach Police Department is seeking the public’s help in locating 16-year-old Yuliia Smal.According to police, Yuliia Smal is believed to be a runaway. Smal is described as standing 5 feet, 5 inches tall, weighing 120 lbs., with brown hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a green bronze jacket and dark leggings.She was dropped off by her parents in Sunny Isles Beach on Monday, Nov. 27. Police said that while Smal had regular contact with her parents until Saturday, Dec. 2, she has since turned off her phone, and her whereabouts remain unknown. Yuliia is known to frequent the Hollywood and Hallandale Beach area.If you have any information or have seen Yuliia Smal, please contact Detective Keith Burrows at (305) 947-4440.

Fashion show celebrates adaptive clothing for amputees, raises funds for cause founded after Boston Marathon bombing and helps individual with prosthetic limbs

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:29 GMT

A one-of-a-kind fashion show held in Boston’s Seaport over the weekend spotlighted adaptive clothing and a foundation created following the Boston Marathon bombing to help amputees.Teaming up with local fashion designer Joe Malaika, A Leg Forever Charitable Foundation put on a runway show on Sunday meant to help raise funds for the foundation while also showcasing clothing for amputees.“These are adaptive clothes, specifically to fit the prosthetics because I know a lot of them struggle to find clothes that fit them,” Malaika said.The show was made possible in-part by Malaika, the non-profit and its founder, Liz Norden, a mother of two Boston Marathon bombing survivors.Norden’s sons each lost a leg in the blast, leading to her starting the foundation with an aim at helping amputees pay for prosthetics.“Ten years ago, supporting a friend of our’s at the marathon, me, JP and Paul and another few members of our friends were hanging out and the second...

Pregnant Texas woman at center of legal battle leaves the state to obtain abortion, attorneys say

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:29 GMT

(CNN) — A Texas woman at the center of a legal battle over terminating her high-risk pregnancy has left the state to get the abortion, her attorneys said in a statement.Kate Cox sought the abortion after learning her fetus has a fatal condition and doctors told her she could risk her future fertility if she doesn’t get the procedure.The Center for Reproductive Rights, which represents Cox, announced on Monday the 31-year-old mother, who is 21 weeks pregnant, decided to leave the state to get health care elsewhere. While the center is not disclosing more details about her plans, their statement said she’s received “offers to help her access abortion elsewhere, from Kansas to Colorado to Canada.”“This past week of legal limbo has been hellish for Kate,” said Nancy Northup, president and CEO at the Center for Reproductive Rights, said in a statement. “Her health is on the line. She’s been in and out of the emergency room and she couldn’t wait any longer. This is why judges and pol...

NH chipmaker lands $35M grant

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:29 GMT

WASHINGTON — The Biden administration announced the first of many coming federal investments in computer chip production, saying Monday that it would provide $35 million for BAE Systems to increase production at a New Hampshire factory making chips for military aircraft, including F-15 and F-35 jets.This would be the initial allocation of incentives from last year’s bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act, which provides more than $52 billion to boost the development and manufacturing of semiconductors in the United States.The Commerce Department’s choice of a military contractor instead of a conventional chip manufacturer reveals the national security focus of the law, as more and more weapons systems depend on advanced chips that could be decisive in both preventing and fighting wars.“We can’t gamble with our national security by depending solely on one part of the world or even one country for crucial advanced technologies,” said Commerce Secretary Gina Rai...

Travel: The best way to see Scandinavia is by sea

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:29 GMT

After nearly a week of trying to find silver linings for 2,000 passengers tired of all the dark clouds, the skipper of Cunard’s Queen Victoria went on the intercom to deliver a puckish platitude on the penultimate day of a 7-day Scandinavian cruise.“You don’t go to Norway to get a suntan,” Capt. Tomas Connery deadpanned during his daily announcement that made it clear that the skies still weren’t.Nasty weather was as menacing as a mythical Norwegian troll during our journey through the country’s bucket list-worthy fjords. Strong winds thwarted our first port of call, Stavanger, and the fog was so thick atop Sognefjellet Mountain the following morning that those with early bus tours got zero payoff for braving three hours of a winding road claimed to be Norway’s highest.In fairness to Captain Connery, Cunard, the cruise industry and Mother Nature, inclement weather should not be a surprise to anyone who does their homework and still books a Norwegian cruise in August, the country’s w...

Bailey Zappe credits Patriots O-line with fast start, takes blame for later struggles

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:29 GMT

The Patriots’ Week 14 win over the Steelers was truly a tale of two halves for quarterback Bailey Zappe and the offense as a whole.Zappe threw for 198 yards with three touchdowns in the first half and just 42 yards and an interception in the final two quarters. The Patriots held on to win 21-18 thanks to the hot start and another impressive performance from the team’s defense.The Patriots’ new starting quarterback credited everyone around him for starting fast.Related ArticlesNew England Patriots | Patriots defender has message for fans who want team to tank for draft pick New England Patriots | Bill Belichick gives detailed assessment of Patriots QB Bailey Zappe’s recent play New England Patriots | Patriots-Steelers film review: Did Bailey Zappe prove something in Pittsburgh? New England Patriots | Patriots mailbag: What’s Bailey Zappe’s future with organization? New England Patriots | Patr...

UN cuts global aid appeal to $46 billion to help 180 million in 2024 as it faces funding crisis

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 06:00:29 GMT

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The United Nations is targeting fewer people and seeking less money in its 2024 global humanitarian appeal launched on Monday as it grapples with a severe funding crisis. U.N. humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths told the launch that the U.N. has cut its appeal to $46 billion, to help 180 million people with food and other essential aid despite escalated needs. The reduction was made after the U.N. received just over one-third of the $57 billion it sought to held 245 million people this year, “making this the worst funding shortfall … in years,” Griffiths said.Through “a heroic effort,” 128 million people worldwide received some form of assistance this year, but that means 117 million people did not, he added.Almost 300 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance and protection in 2024 — a figure that would amount to the population of an entire country that would rank as the fourth most populous nation, after India, China and the United States.Griffith...