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DeAndre Hopkins picks Titans over Patriots, so what’s next in New England?

Published Wed, 26 Feb 2025 01:24:57 GMT

Free-agent wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins is expected to sign with the Tennessee Titans, according to AtoZ Sports’ Doug Kyed.Hopkins’ only known suitors were the Patriots and Titans. Both teams hosted him on a free-agent visit in June after his release from Arizona in late May. According to ESPN, Tennessee made a “more aggressive” contract offer.Per the NFL Network, Hopkins has agreed to a 2-year, $26 million deal worth up to $32 million with incentives.In nine games last season, Hopkins caught 64 passes for 717 yards and three touchdowns. He has four 1,000-yard seasons over the past six years. Hopkins, 31, started his career in Houston from 2013-19, including a six-year stretch under current Patriots offensive coordinator Bill O’Brien. Hopkins spent his last three seasons with the Cardinals, who are currently undergoing a regime change.Related ArticlesNew England Patriots | Patriots reportedly sign defensive captain to 2-year contract extensi...

2 men killed in firearm attack in Polish city of Poznan, police say

Published Wed, 26 Feb 2025 01:24:57 GMT

WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Two men have died after a firearm was used in downtown Poznan, a city in western Poland, local police said Sunday. Spokesman for Poznan police, Andrzej Borowiak, said the incident took place in the afternoon in a hotel restaurant garden in St. Martin street, in Poznan Old Town, an area popular with tourists. Borowiak said two men were likely involved in the shooting. One of them was killed on the spot, the other one died in hospital. The police said the men were Poznan residents, aged 30 and 31. Ambulances and police were called to the spot. Polish media reported witnesses saying they saw two men lying on the ground and plenty of blood . Police and the prosecutors are investigating.The Associated Press

Many questions after police say gunman fired on officers in North Dakota, killing 1 and wounding 2

Published Wed, 26 Feb 2025 01:24:57 GMT

Many questions remained Sunday about what led a gunman in Fargo, North Dakota, to open fire on police officers as they were responding to a traffic crash. One officer was killed and two others were critically wounded before the gunman was killed by a fourth officer. The shooting happened Friday afternoon along a busy street, and roughly nine hours passed before authorities told the public that officers were shot. On Saturday, Fargo’s police chief released the names of the officers and the name of the gunman, but said the motive was unclear and that the 37-year-old man opened fire for “no known reason at all.” Chief Dave Zibolski also said little about how the situation unfolded, noting the investigation was in the hands of state and federal investigators. “We are not in the position to provide many details in terms of the actual incident itself,” Zibolski said. Authorities released no new information Sunday. Here’s what we know, and what we don’t, about the shootin...

Long Island serial killings arrest brings both pain and relief to victims’ families

Published Wed, 26 Feb 2025 01:24:57 GMT

NEW YORK (AP) — The trail had gone cold as clues suddenly dwindled. For a time, doubts swirled about whether a killer who dumped the remains of his female victims along remote stretches of coastline on New York’s Long Island would ever be caught.Then finally, after more than a dozen long years, bereaved families of the victims were provided with a whiff of relief Friday when authorities announced the arrest of a 59-year-old architect who they believe is responsible for the deaths. The arrest rekindled anger and grief — but also brought the prospect of closure — for family members including Amy Brotz, whose cousin, Melissa Barthelemy, was the first of the victims to be discovered, found accidentally during a search for another woman.“I can’t wrap my head around this,” Brotz said, just hours after being startled by the unexpected news of an arrest. “God has brought peace to the families,” she said. “Maybe we can start the healing.”The yearslong ordeal was especially unnerving fo...

Two people critically injured in gondola crash at Quebec resort Mont-Tremblant

Published Wed, 26 Feb 2025 01:24:57 GMT

Quebec provincial police say two people are in critical condition after a sightseeing gondola crashed at the popular Mont-Tremblant resort. Police say the crash occurred shortly before noon after a piece of construction equipment struck the gondola. Police spokeswoman Sgt. Ève Brochu-Joubert says the two people were riding in the gondola at the time of the crash. She says investigators are being dispatched to the scene. The mountain resort is located around 105 kilometres northwest of Montreal. Mont-Tremblant declined to comment on the incident, saying the situation was evolving. 

17-year-old boy arrested after allegedly carjacking 62-year-old woman in Chicago

Published Wed, 26 Feb 2025 01:24:57 GMT

CHICAGO — A 17-year-old boy was arrested Saturday afternoon in Chicago after police said he allegedly carjacked a woman at gunpoint.According to information from the Chicago Police Department, the boy was arrested moments after he carjacked a 62-year-old woman in the 1500 block of West 47th Street. 5 people shot, 1 fatally, in Garfield Park drive-by: CPD Chicago police officers arrested him around 1:30 p.m. in the 3000 block of South Indiana Avenue.He was charged with one count of vehicular hijacking with a firearm, according to police

First responders extract patient after single-vehicle collision

Published Wed, 26 Feb 2025 01:24:57 GMT

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Austin-Travis County EMS and Austin Fire conducted a vehicle rescue in northeast Austin Sunday afternoon.ATCEMS said there was a single-vehicle collision in the 1600 block of Dungan Lane with one patient involved who was pinned in their vehicle.According to officials, the person was extricated from the vehicle, and medics were prepping them to be taken to the hospital.This is a developing story. Check back with KXAN for more details.

Minnesota’s first cat café relocating from Uptown to Roseville

Published Wed, 26 Feb 2025 01:24:57 GMT

Minnesota’s first cat café is moving from Uptown to Roseville.The Cafe Meow, a business that fosters cats while providing cat-focused activities along with food and drink for the public, opened five years ago at 2323 Hennepin Ave. and said the support it has received has been “amazing,” according to a Facebook post.The café has outgrown its space and needs “a more spacious layout that caters to the amenities we have discovered along the way, which will better support us and our customers.”The Cafe Meow also has a New Hope location.Visitors have access to a coffee shop and a cat lounge, which charges a cover fee. They can buy merchandise and locally made treats along with coffee and tea. They’re encouraged to “relax, study, or work” as long as they want, the business says on its website.The Cafe Meow hosts events such as “Paint Your Cat On Canvas” and “Yoga with Cats.”The cat-lounge cover fees are said to cover t...

Saugerties man arrested on menacing charge

Published Wed, 26 Feb 2025 01:24:57 GMT

SAUGERTIES, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- A man in Saugerties was arrested following a menacing incident, according to police. Marlon Galdamez-Navarrette, 41, is facing multiple charges. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! On July 15 at 12:28 a.m., police responded to 79 Livingston Street in Saugerties for a report of an intoxicated man making threats of violence with a knife, allegedly telling the victim he was going to kill them. Upon arrival, officers took Galdamez-Navarrette into custody, and police say he was non-compliant during the arrest. While being processed at Saugerties Police HQ, police say Galdamez-Navarrette refused to be finger printed and reportedly urinated on the booking room floor. He faces the following charges:ChargesSecond-degree menacingFourth-degree criminal possession of a weaponDisorderly conductTwo counts of obstruction of governmental administration Albany police investigating shots fired Galdamez-Navarrette ...

Last known Buffalo Soldier honored with NYS Liberty Award

Published Wed, 26 Feb 2025 01:24:57 GMT

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — On Sunday morning, in the same church where Reverend Robert Dixon served as pastor for 36 years, he was honored, with family and friends by his side, with the New York State Liberty Award for both his military and community service achievements.Reverend Dixon served during World War II and as a Buffalo Soldier at West Point, training groups of cadets in horsemanship.  Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! During the ceremony, Pastor Joseph Covington reminded the community that even though the honor comes decades later, still no one should forget how much a black soldier sacrificed during those times and even now.“We need to realize and recognize that they gave their blood for their country,” Reverend Covington said. “So while we’re looking at medals and accolades, let’s realize what they really mean.” Years later, Rev. Dixon moved to Albany in 1977 to serve as pastor and devoted years to civil ri...