Month: May 2023

The Green Bay Packers are adding to their offense in a big way this offseason. The last two seasons have seen the Green Bay Packers involved in two massive trades. Of course, this offseason was headlined by the franchise-altering Aaron Rodgers trade. Last offseason was the main trade for Davante Adams. Both trades netted the Green Bay Packers a substantial amount of premium draft picks. As a result, there could be one more trade on the horizon. However, today the Packers signed an athletic player on offense, and Green Bay Packers fans were excited. Green Bay Packers fans react to…

A suspect was arrested in Prince Harry and Meghan MarkleMonday at the Montecito home and faces a loitering charge, a Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Office spokesman told CBS News. The incident happened around 2 a.m. and the suspect was made a citizen’s arrest by a staff member near the home’s service entrance, the spokesman said. The suspect has been identified as 29-year-old Kevin Garcia Valdovinos. Police arrived and arrested the suspect, who was initially charged with harassment. A follow-up investigation determined he should be charged with loitering, a misdemeanor, and not a harassment violation, the sheriff’s office told CBS News. He…

Follow along live all day Saturday as Kentucky Derby 149 unfolds at Churchill Downs in Louisville. First post on Saturday is at 10:30am. The Kentucky Derby is scheduled for 6:57 p.m. Local TV coverage was scheduled to begin at 8 a.m. on WLEX-18. National television coverage was to begin on NBC at noon. Herald-Leader sports columnists John Clay (@johnclayiv) and Mark Story (@markcstory) will be on the Downs along with staff writers Ben Roberts (@BenRobertsHL), Cameron Drummond (@cdrummond97), Caroline Makauskas (@cmakauskas), Taylor Six (@TaylorSixHL), Monica Closet (@monica_kast) and Andrew Henderson (@andrewfenderson). Photographers Ryan C. Hermens (@ryanhermens) and Silas Walker (@sigh_les)…

Ameen Hurst and a second inmate escaped from the prison on May 7. An inmate accused of killing four people has been arrested after escaping from a Philadelphia prison more than a week ago, police said. Ameen Hurst, 18, was taken into custody without incident at a Philadelphia home, the city’s police commissioner, Danielle Outlaw, announced Wednesday morning. No other details about the arrest were released. Hurst is accused of killing someone in December 2020, fatally shooting two people in March 2021 and, days later, fatally shooting a man who had just been released from a Philadelphia correctional facility, according…

On his Letter of May 15Rubio said the group “has mocked and degraded Christians, and especially Catholics, since its founding on Easter Sunday, 1979.” “You think the Los Angeles Dodgers are being ‘inclusive and welcoming to all’ by giving an award to a group of gay and transgender drag performers who intentionally mock and demean Christians, and not just Christians, but nuns, who dedicate their lives? to serving others?” asked the senator. The group of gay and transgender activists has held performances since 1979, when the AIDS epidemic began, and has been a scene of Republican and conservative protests and…

Washington — Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. CQ Brown, Jr. and Air Force Chief Sergeant JoAnne S. Bass are the first two in their roles. Brown is the first black man to hold the position of chief of staff, while Bass is the first woman to hold the title. “One of the things I really believe is that young people just aspire to be what they see.” brown he told CBS News this week. “You don’t decide to grow up to be something you’ve never seen.” “It’s humbling,” Bass said of being the first woman to serve as chief…

A Bible believed to date from the late 9th or early 10th century, known as the Codex Sassoon, was bought for $38.1 million on Wednesday. The Codex Sassoon it is the most valuable book ever sold at auction, according to Sotheby’s. The record price surpassed the 1994 sale of Leonardo da Vinci Codex Leicester manuscriptwhich sold for $30.8 million. The US Ambassador to Romania, Alfred Moses, purchased the Codex Sassoon on behalf of the American Friends of the ANU. It is being gifted to the ANU Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv. “It was my mission, to realize…

Former Livingston Parish President Mike Grimmer, whose tenure came during the parish’s population boom to begin the 21st century, has died. A native of Livingston Parish and a graduate of Walker High, Grimmer served as a city councilman in Walker from 1980 to 1986, when he was elected the city’s first full-time mayor. He held this seat for four consecutive terms, unopposed. Grimmer moved into the main parish office in October 2003, becoming the second livingston parish president following the 1995 enactment of the self-governing charter. Grimmer defeated then-President Dewey Ratcliff and two others in a four-person race, garnering nearly…