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 | From the Editor's Desk "There are some people that love to work, and that work brings them meaning, and they can't imagine not doing work, because its part of their well-being, and that's not a bad thing," said McClanahan, who is also a medical doctor. People who continue to work at that point make sure to maintain a balance where they can still enjoy their life. |
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| Work Family of fatal Adams County hit-and-run victim struggle to find closure  Born in Newark, New Jersey, Davis loved aviation, skateboarding, animals and his family, according to an obituary posted online. He is survived by his father, biological parents, three siblings, grandmother, aunts, uncles and cousins. |
| Work NYC firefighters make fiery pitch for congestion pricing exemption  Lieber said it\'s \"highly probable\" the transit agency will prevail in the lawsuits filed on both sides of the Hudson River, both in New Jersey and in the city, which would give them the green light to begin the program sometime in June barring a surprise ruling from a judge. |
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| Work St. Louis Police Chief Receives a Third of His Pay From a Local Foundation, Raising Concerns of Divided Loyalties  ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up for Dispatches, a newsletter that spotlights wrongdoing around the country, to receive our stories in your inbox every week. |
| Work Killer whale vs shark: solo orca eats great white  Dr Towner, who is from Rhodes University in Grahamstown, South Africa, has studied the animals for several years. She and her colleagues published a detailed and grisly account of their new observations. |
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| Work Judge indicates he will rule within next 2 weeks on bid to remove Fani Willis from Trump case  Trump\'s attorneys filed an analysis of location data from Wade\'s cellphone that they say supports the assertion Willis and Wade began dating before he was hired. An investigator\'s statement says Wade\'s phone was in the neighborhood south of Atlanta where Willis was living at least 35 times in the first 11 months of 2021. Wade had testified he visited Willis\' condo fewer than 10 times before his hiring. |
| Work Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues four North Texas school districts accusing them of electioneering  Paxton\'s office said Thursday they secured an injunction in the Castleberry case and the district \"agreed that the superintendent and all employees would not use any funds or resources, including emails, to engage in illegal electioneering.\" |
| Work Missouri lawmaker calls to allow divorce during pregnancy. Why are some judges currently preventing it?  And she said that even after that\'s fine-tuned, she\'s not sure it will advance, in part because she\'s a Democrat in a legislature dominated by the GOP — even though the sponsors of the bill include Republicans. |
| Work Truck driver pulled to safety after crash leaves vehicle dangling over bridge across Ohio River  It took about 40 minutes to set up a rope system and get someone ready to rappel down to the cab and hook the driver up to a safety harness and bring her out safely, O\'Neill said. She was taken to the hospital as a precaution. |
| Work Trader Joe's is letting you decide its next mini pretzel flavor. Here are the choices and how to vote  The grocery store chain announced earlier this week that customers will decide the next mini pretzel flavor it will sell. The four tasty options are Mocha Latté, Chocolate Donut, PB&J and Birthday Cake. |
| Work Humpback whales photographed having sex — and gay sex — for the first time  Perhaps no other species has gained such widespread attention for its same-sex behavior as penguins. Over the last several years, gay penguin couples in zoos in Denmark, the Netherlands and the United States have gone viral for taking care of eggs and raising baby penguins together. |
| Work 6 injured after police chase ends in Arlington  Police believe the teen male in the Infiniti was involved in the shooting incident on Chalice Road earlier in the evening. Once he is cleared by doctors, he will be charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. |
| Work Voter turnout wanes in primaries despite high stakes over hot-button issues in Texas  \"They think that the polarization that we have in the United States has raised the stakes so that it\'s no longer a situation where, ‘yes, I might prefer the Democrat to the Republican or I might prefer the Republican to the Democrat, but we\'re going to be OK either way,” he said. “Now, I think both sides feel that the stakes are very high, such that if the Democrat wins and I\'m a Republican, I think our very republic is jeopardized – and vice versa.\" |
| Work Jury convicts first rioter to enter Capitol building during Jan. 6 attack  Sparks and Howe were charged together in a November 2022 indictment. Howe pleaded guilty to assault and obstruction charges and was sentenced in October to four years and two months in prison. |
| Work New method to teaching math coming to several Mesquite ISD classrooms  \"I have a friend who owns a bunch of fast-food restaurants. He\'s like, OK, I can hire high school kids all day long, and they can follow the list. And after a couple of years, they can be the shift manager. So the problem is, they can\'t become store managers, because of the problem solving,\" said Harper. \"These kids are learning to problem solve. They\'re learning how to explain.\" |
| Work For lesbian couples in Alabama, court's embryo ruling is chilling  “I fought so hard to have him, so I’m going to fight for him. If s--- goes down, we’re gone,” she said, wiping away a tear, and then laughed. “I’ll protect his embryo-siblings.” |
| Work Pop-up bi-monthly market helps some students learn life skills  \"You see they get a little bit louder. They get a little more confident with each and every customer. So their confidence is skyrocketed,\" Zeko said. \"What\'s fun to see is those students that may not have had a lot of confidence before they started the Hexter Market, and just see how much they\'ve grown!\" |
| Work Congratulations, today is your day: A free book giveaway to honor Dr. Seuss' birthday  Each book will have a personalized message that commemorates the child’s Seussian birthday. Books donated for the pledge will be supplied by Dr. Seuss’s long-time publishing partner Random House Children’s books. |
| Work Paramedic gets 5 years in prison for Elijah McClain's death in rare case against medical responders  The sole police officer convicted in McClain’s death, Randy Roedema, was convicted of criminally negligent homicide. He was sentenced to 14 months in jail in January. Two other officers who were indicted were acquitted following weekslong jury trials. |
| Work Titan sub tragedy: New documentary features banging sounds amid search  \"These men were true explorers who shared a distinct spirit of adventure, and a deep passion for exploring and protecting the world\'s oceans,\" OceanGate said in the June statement. \"Our hearts are with these five souls and every member of their families during this tragic time. We grieve the loss of life and joy they brought to everyone they knew.\" |
| Work Armed Brinks security guard undressed, robbed at gunpoint  \"Yes, the video will eventually probably be helpful to us, but we ask that you call 911 because that could have been the difference for us being able to respond and apprehend the suspect,\" she said. |
| Work GM expands North America recall for potentially faulty tailgates to 820,000 trucks  In a recent letter posted on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration\'s website, GM said 570,434 trucks may be affected by the issue, which may cause tailgates to inadvertently unlatch as a result of a short-circuit from water intrusion. |
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| Work The CDC has relaxed COVID guidelines. Will schools and day cares follow suit?  The Associated Press’ education coverage receives financial support from multiple private foundations. AP is solely responsible for all content. Find AP’s standards for working with philanthropies, a list of supporters and funded coverage areas at AP.org. |
| Work Prince William and Rob McElhenney do shots together at Wrexham pub  Middleton isn\'t the only royal whose health has made headlines this year. Weeks after undergoing a procedure for benign prostate enlargement, King Charles III shared he was diagnosed with cancer and would be undergoing treatments. |
| Work Twins celebrate birthday, family highlights importance of Infant CPR  Both babies weighed just more than two pounds apiece. They needed months in intensive care but now, just a few weeks from their fourth birthdays, and despite a few health challenges, they\'re thriving. |
| Work Delta has seats available if you want to see the total eclipse by air  The first path-of-totality flight, from Austin to Detroit, was announced on Monday, Feb. 19. The new flight, from Dallas to Detroit, will be on a larger plane (A321neo) than the one departing Austin, allowing more customers to experience the eclipse path of totality. |
| Work Here's how you can help vistims of the Panhandle wildfires  GoFundMe has set up a Texas Wildfire Relief Hub with all verified fundraisers related to the wildfires in the panhandle. As of this writing, there are more than 30 fundraisers to support people who lost everything in the fires from Fritch to Borger. GoFundMe says its Trust & Safety team works to review fundraisers and prevent misuse of funds. |
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| Work Contractor buried when trench collapses in Lewisville  Lewisville officials said contractors were working in the Indian Oaks subdivision on a city project when the trench collapsed near Wanderlust and Buffalo Bend drives, burying a person at about 2:20 p.m. |
| Work Massive Panhandle wildfire burns near 1.1 million acres, destroys 500 structures  On Sept. 4, 2011, a massive wildfire erupted in Central Texas. The Bastrop County Complex Fire, east of Austin, became the most destructive wildfire in Texas history. More than 1,600 homes and structures were destroyed when 32,000 acres were scorched, including 96% of the 6,565-acre Bastrop State Park. Two people died in the fires. |
| Work ‘We’re still fighting’: Grady Baby Apparel and Grady Hospital remain at odds  For more than 58 years, The Atlanta Voice has ably provided a voice for the voiceless. It is the largest audited African American community newspaper in Georgia. Founded in 1966 by the late Ed Clayton and the late J. Lowell Ware, The Atlanta Voice has evolved and redefined its efforts to better connect with the community it serves. |
| Work Cherry Blossom Products To Celebrate Peak Bloom in DC  Find inspiration in the Tidal Basin flowers with this cotton dish towel from local maker the Neighborgoods. The pink and yellow petals are a reminder of cherry blossom season, no matter the time of year. $18. |
| Work 3 New Museum Exhibits to Check Out in March  Along with the exhibit, the museum is debuting the Bonnard Salon, a space inspired by the colorful rooms seen in some of his most famous works. Inside the salon, guests will find seminars and lectures inspired by the painter’s life every Friday from 12 PM to 1 PM starting March 8. Upcoming sessions include a deep-dive into archival letters between Bonnard and Phillips, and a book-binding class inspired by Bonnard’s passion for journaling. Salon experiences are included in the price of admission, but online registration is required in advance. |
| Work Crime Is Up in DC. Are Recall Efforts Against Councilmembers the Solution?  “They discuss so many things, like transportation and who knows what else—bike lanes, things of that nature,” says Brown. “But we can’t enjoy those things if we’re living in fear on a daily basis. And crime doesn’t seem to be their number one issue.” |
| Work Bob Woodward’s Apartment From the Watergate Era Is for Sale  “The copies were left in the lobby with the apartment number. Mine was No. 617, and it was written clearly on the outside of each paper in marker pen,” wrote Woodward in his book The Secret Man: The Story of Watergate’s Deep Throat. |
| Work 6 New Brunches to Check Out Around DC This Weekend - Washingtonian  Ann Limpert joined Washingtonian in late 2003. She was previously an editorial assistant at Entertainment Weekly and a cook in New York restaurant kitchens, and she is a graduate of the Institute of Culinary Education. She lives in Petworth. |
| Work Juvenile suspected in fatal shooting death of teen at Denver cemetery  The suspect, an unidentified juvenile male, is being held on investigation of first-degree murder for the death of Elias Garcia Tinajero, but the final determination of charges will be made by the Denver District Attorney’s Office, according to a Friday news release from the Denver Police Department. |
| Work Mead girls use athleticism to cruise past Standley Lake, advance to Class 5A Final Four  Asked what Haley does for the Mavericks, Ward answered: “Everything. She does a little bit of everything. She defends; she distributes the ball. She is our heart and soul, she really is. If she’s rolling, we’re rolling.” |
| Work Northfield roars back against Mead, outscoring Mavericks 21-3 in final quarter to advance to Class 5A Final Four  “This is putting Denver Public Schools (basketball) back on the map,” first-year Northfield girls head coach Sydney Price said. “Northfield has the ability to do some great things all levels (of athletics). That’s what (both programs) are stepping up and showing right now: We’re a contender, and we will be for a long time.” |
| Work Scouting the Class 4A Great 8 basketball games at Denver Coliseum  What to know: Riverdale Ridge may be carrying the No. 3 seed, but with five-star recruit Crittendon and wins over 5A Great 8 qualifiers Air Academy, Roosevelt and Frederick, the Ravens have every reason to believe they can walk away with their program’s first state title. Colorado Academy played a challenging schedule as well, going 2-4 against 6A/5A/4A Great 8 teams, and is making its first Great 8 appearance under fifth-year coach Reggie Morton. |
| Work Explore Denver’s Lowry neighborhood: Former military base transformed  The neighborhood renovation converted the old junior officers’ quarters into affordable housing. Former officers’ homes built in the 1940s and 1950s also have been remodeled. “That makes it feel like an older, more established neighborhood,” Zalkin said. |
| Work Former Aurora paramedic sentenced to 5 years in prison for his role in killing of Elijah McClain  McClain’s death prompted thousands of people to take to the streets and protest police brutality during the summer of 2020, led the city of Aurora to pay a $15 million settlement to McClain’s parents, gave rise to court-ordered reform within the Aurora Police Department and spurred changes to state law and police training around the use of ketamine. |
| Work Colorado House advances two name-change bills after contentious debate and anti-transgender rhetoric  “People are being harmed and shamed and hurt for saying, ‘I just want to be affirmed the way the law affirms everybody else,’ which we have to do according to the Constitution,” she said. “… So to demand that we be equally treated, and then to be doxxed, shamed… is fundamentally against what we are doing here.” |
| Work Avalanche trades Kurtis MacDermid to Devils, clearing space for other potential moves  Bardakov, 23, has six goals and 12 points in 51 games for SKA St. Petersburg in the KHL, which is the team that Kovalenko’s club is currently competing with in the first round of the league playoffs. |
| Work Rockies spring training recap: Kyle Freeland strong in Cactus League debut  At the plate: Third baseman Ryan McMahon went 2-for-3 and hit his first homer of spring. … Veteran outfielder Bradley Zimmer, bidding for a roster spot, also hit a homer, hit 2-for-3 and drove in two runs. … Second baseman Brendan Rodgers went 2-for-3 and has batted 4-for-8 in his last three games. … Sam Hilliard, in his return to the Rockies, was 1-for-2 with a walk. He’s competing with Zimmer to make the roster as a fifth outfielder. |
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| Work Biden approves military airdrops of aid into Gaza after chaotic encounter left more than 100 dead  Biden said earlier this week that he was optimistic that a cease-fire deal could be reached by early next week. But he acknowledged that a prospective deal may have been set back after Israeli troops on Thursday fired on a large crowd of Palestinians racing to pull food off the aid convoy. |
| Work 61-year-old man stabbed on subway in Bronx: Sources  It was not clear what led to the stabbing, nor was it known what was used to hurt the man. The victim was taken to Lincoln Hospital where he is expected to survive, according to law enforcement sources. |
| Work Padres will give free tickets to the San Diego Unified elementary school with the best attendance improvement  If the account has been open at least 15 years, each year you can roll over an amount equal to the contribution limit, which for 2024 is $7,000. (The lifetime rollover limit for each beneficiary is $35,000.) |
| Work Gunman in fatal shooting at El Cajon dental office was 'disgruntled' former patient, police say  Witnesses spotted the gunman leaving the El Cajon office in the white U-Haul, and the police department was able to use its license plate reader system to get a license plate and a photograph of the vehicle. Investigators used the license plate information to determine the truck had been rented in San Diego shortly before the shooting — at 3:30 p.m., according to police radio traffic. |
| Work 'Sadistic nature' of cat torture deaths draws maximum prison sentence for North County man  Maxwell Thomas Logan, 25, told detective he killed victim to break himself free from the “digital simulation” he believed he was stuck in. Logan has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. |
| Work New exposures show need for more treatment of latent tuberculosis  “People who take biologic drugs for conditions like psoriasis or Crohn’s disease, people living with HIV or who are on immunosupressive medications due to organ transplants are at increased risk,” Percak said. |
| Work Prince William and Rob McElhenney do shots together at Wrexham pub  Middleton isn\'t the only royal whose health has made headlines this year. Weeks after undergoing a procedure for benign prostate enlargement, King Charles III shared he was diagnosed with cancer and would be undergoing treatments. |
| Work FAA investigates after Karol G's private plane makes emergency landing in Van Nuys  Nardine Saad covers breaking entertainment news, trending culture topics, celebrities and their kin for the Fast Break Desk at the Los Angeles Times. She joined The Times in 2010 as a MetPro trainee and has reported from homicide scenes, flooded canyons, red carpet premieres and award shows. |