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White Sox come up with another way to lose a game Tuesday

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:29:35 GMT

KANSAS CITY — As an incredibly disappointing season continues to wind down, things only seem to get more painful for the White Sox. Tuesday was once again proof of that, as the club found a way to lose a game they had a great chance to win at Kauffman Stadium.Up 6-0 early in the contest and still leading by one run in the ninth, reliever Gregory Santos surrendered a game-tying double to Bobby Witt Jr. before a most bizarre ending to the game. With the bases loaded and Edward Olivares at the plate, Santos was called for a balk on the first pitch, allowing the winning run to come to the plate in a 7-6 Royals victory. It's the second time that Kansas City has won on a walk-off balk this season and adds to more misery for the White Sox in the second half of the season. It's the fifth-straight loss for Pedro Grifol's team and the seventh in their last eight games as they fall to 15-32 in the second half of the season. They're now 53-86 on the season, trending toward 100 losses just two y...

WATCH: North Carolina officer pulls unconscious driver from burning truck

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:29:35 GMT

SALISBURY, N.C. — Police in North Carolina have released dramatic bodycam footage showing an officer’s “heroic” rescue of an unresponsive driver from a burning truck after a fiery crash.According to the Salisbury Police Department (SPD), Lt. Corey Brooks was responding after hours to a separate incident shortly before 9 p.m. on Aug. 8 when he witnessed a tractor-trailer hit the retaining wall on Interstate 85 and catch fire. Hundreds of asylum seekers temporarily living at O’Hare International Airport “Without hesitation,” the SPD said, Brooks ran to the truck’s cab and found the driver unconscious. After radioing for assistance, Brooks pulled the driver from his seat and over the passenger side, through the door. Another unidentified driver helped the lieutenant bring the driver across two lanes of traffic as the flames quickly engulfed the truck’s cabin.The driver regained consciousness as fire and EMS arrived on the scene. He was able to walk of his own accord to the ambulance ...

DiGiorno releases most divisive pizza yet, promptly sells out

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:29:35 GMT

(KTLA) – Does pineapple belong on pizza? Some people will say no without hesitation, but the controversial topping has a loyal group of defenders.So does the humble pickle chip, which has found itself atop pizzas more and more regularly in recent years, often paired with a smooth and subtle cheese that lets the vinegary taste shine.But despite their vocal fans, both pickles and pineapple remain some of the most controversial toppings that pizza-makers have to offer. And one frozen pizza company is courting that controversy by including both divisive toppings on the same pie.DiGiorno released a pineapple and pickle pizza this month, and consumers quickly snapped up the entire supply. (DiGiorno/Nestle Brands)The DiGiorno Pineapple Pickle Pizza promised to be the most controversial pizza on the market, featuring a hand-tossed crust and garlic sauce, and with toppings split down the middle — pineapple on one half, pickles on the other. But rather than releasing it in the frozen food ais...

LIVE: Key witness set to testify against Paxton as impeachment court returns

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:29:35 GMT

AUSTIN (Nexstar) -- The Texas Senate returns at 9 a.m. Wednesday morning for the second day of Attorney General Ken Paxton's historic impeachment trial.Proceedings are expected to begin with testimony from Jeff Mateer, the former first assistant attorney general and one of the prosecution's most valuable sources for detailing Paxton's relationship with donor Nate Paul.KXAN's Ryan Chandler and Monica Madden are following the proceedings from the Senate Chamber and will bring updates live on X, formerly known as Twitter.Tweets by RyanChandlerTV Tweets by themonicamadden Mateer took the stand in front of prosecutor Rusty Hardin Tuesday afternoon before proceedings abruptly adjourned over procedural disagreements between opposing counsel.

The Loop Fantasy Football Report Week 1: New faces in new places won’t all fare well

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:29:35 GMT

When the wheels of the NFL’s transfer portal stopped spinning this summer, a number of veteran standouts were wearing new colors.Most prominent among them was Aaron Rodgers, the Green Bay icon turned malcontent who publicly negotiated his way to the New York Jets. And the quarterback is already in midseason form, preening for the cameras at the U.S. Open, cheering for his favorite unvaxxed tennis star, Novak Djokovic.But if Rodgers is going to return to his MVP form, it certainly won’t be Monday night against one of the NFL’s top defenses: the Buffalo Bills. You won’t find him in the top 12 of the Week 1 rankings anywhere. Nor should you.NEW YORK, NEW YORK – SEPTEMBER 03: Aaron Rodgers of the New York Jets looks on during Day Seven of the 2023 US Open at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center on September 03, 2023 in the Flushing neighborhood of the Queens borough of New York City. (Photo by Clive Brunskill/Getty Images)Other strangers in strange lands could fare muc...

Women's Health Wednesday: The Art of Aging

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:29:35 GMT

ALBANY, N.Y. (WTEN) - September is Healthy Aging Month. In this weeks Women's Health Wednesday, we're putting a focus on the kinds of diseases women face as they grow older, along with what they can do to stay healthy.According to the National Institutes of Health, women's life expectancy is almost seven years longer than men's, yet women spend approximately twice as long disabled in their final years than men do.Dr. Michael Burke, Chief Medical Officer for The Eddy and St. Peter’s Health Partners Continuing Care talks about the diseases women face most as they age versus men, factors leading to disability, and what aging women can do to stay healthy.

Gloversville sex offender arrested for alleged Rail Trail attack

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:29:35 GMT

GLOVERSVILLE, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- A Gloversville man was arrested on Tuesday for allegedly emerging from a wooded area and attacking a woman on the Rail Trail in Gloversville. Gloversville Police say Kristerfer Passino, 41, used a weapon during the attack, resulting in physical injury. Get the latest news, weather, sports and more delivered right to your inbox! Police received a tip after a release on Friday regarding the assault of a woman on the Rail Trail near the intersection of S. Main Street and Broad Street. The tip ultimately led officers to Passino, who is a registered level 3 sex offender due to a 2003 conviction for first-degree rape, according to Gloversville Police. Mugshot via Gloversville Police DepartmentPolice say Passino came out of a wooded area near the Rail Trail and attacked a woman walking north. Police say Passino used a weapon during the attack, resulting in her sustaining physical injury. Bark N’ Brew at Grafton Lakes State Park The woman reportedly screa...

Fatal, plus officer-involved crash shuts down two I-70 WB locations

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:29:35 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Two different crashes shut down stretches of Interstate 70 westbound overnight in north St. Louis City and north county. One of the crashes was fatal.The situation unfolded at about 3:45 a.m. just off I-70 and Salisbury in St. Louis. The crash only involved a police unit and no other vehicles. The officer lost control of his vehicle and hit the center median after striking some large debris on the highway. The officers did not detail what the debris was. We're told the officer's injuries are minor but that he was taken to the hospital for evaluation. Bonne Terre mother nearly loses child to lead poisoning Several hours earlier, there was another crash on 70 westbound, about 6 miles west of where the officer-involved crash happened. That wreck left one person dead and two others hurt. It involved two vehicles and happened on 70 West near Jennings Station Road in north St. Louis County.Westbound I-70 in that area was shut down for hours while the Missouri Highway Patrol...

Lowe's donates playground to 3-year-old Leukemia patient

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:29:35 GMT

ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. - A St. Charles County family had their lives turned upside down this summer when their 3-year-old daughter was diagnosed with leukemia. Well, several Lowe's stores in the area stepped up to help her in a special way.Her name is Lyncoln, and she is playing on her brand-new playground set on Father's Day of this year. She was diagnosed with a type of leukemia.Lyncoln's parents, Jason and Savannah, just so happened to run into the manager of Lowe's in Wentzville while they were out at dinner. The manager asked about Lyncoln's story and wanted to help. A few days later, Lowe's showed up at their house with a playground company, Backyard Products, and built a brand-new playground for Lyncoln free of charge. Lowes knew that Lyncoln couldn't play with other kids because of her weakened immune system, so they wanted to create this backyard oasis for her. Bonne Terre mother nearly loses child to lead poisoning Father Jason Stone says this kind gesture will make al...

Denver weather: Sunny, warm Wednesday expected with air quality alert until 4 p.m.

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:29:35 GMT

Another quiet day is ahead for Denver.The area will warm up to a high just under 90 degrees at 89, and it will be mostly sunny all day.Quiet weather continues with mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures today. #COwx pic.twitter.com/pOXH4EkZ9h— NWS Boulder (@NWSBoulder) September 6, 2023Winds will pick up slightly in the afternoon to about six to nine mph.The low Wednesday is 57 degrees.An Ozone Action Day Alert was issued for the metro area from 4 p.m. Tuesday to 4 p.m. Wednesday.Related ArticlesWeather | Denver weather: Cool weather expected Tuesday before warmup Weather | Weather: Summery weather in store this Labor Day in Denver Weather | Denver weather: Hot weather Sunday turns stormy, cooler Weather | Above-average temps, below-average rain expected for Denver in September Weather | 15 Denver schools release children early because of excessive heat Concentrations of ozone are expected to r...