Month: November 2019
USDA Domestic Hemp Production Program “a good starting point”
The president of the Minnesota Industrial Hemp Association calls USDA’s Domestic Hemp Production Program a good starting point. “I think they’ve addressed a number of issues. The question is, what else will arise?” Dave Ladd [Read More…]
NFL Notes: League remains committed to diversity, inclusion
NFL Notes: The NFL says it is committed to diversity and inclusion
AP source says Mets will hire Carlos Beltrán as manager
A person familiar with the decision tells The Associated Press the New York Mets have decided to hire Carlos Beltrán as their manager.
Fans stream into Santa Anita for Breeders’ Cup
Fans stream into Santa Anita for Breeders’ Cup amid handful of protesters
Shannon named a finalist for Ford C. Frick Award
Mike Shannon — World Series champ, Cardinals Hall of Famer and stalwart on Cards radio broadcasts since 1972 — could be headed to Cooperstown.
NWSL raises salaries, adds allocation money for 2020 season
The National Women’s Soccer League has announced rule changes that will increase player salaries and team salary caps
Kenya’s Mary Keitany eyes 5th NYC Marathon title in 6 years
A Kenyan who knows her way around town, Mary Keitany eyes 5th title in 6 years at NYC Marathon
A trick-or-treater saw a house with an empty candy bowl—so he left some of his own
ABCNews.com(GAMBRILLS, Md.) — While many kids dressed up in costumes to go trick-or-treating Halloween night to see how much candy they could collect, one little boy decided to give some of his away. The selfless [Read More…]
New Maria Fire explodes in California: ‘The end is not yet in sight’
Erin Donalson/iStock(SANTA PAULA, Calif.) — A new wildfire named the Maria Fire erupted in Southern California overnight, and as crews battled the fierce flames Friday, the fire chief warned that “the end is not yet [Read More…]
Redskins’ rookie Haskins starting QB for Bills game
Hurrying Haskins: With Keenum concussed, Redskins reluctantly turn to rookie quarterback to start at Bills
After 103-0 rout in SD playoff game, mercy rule considered
A South Dakota high school playoff football game that ended with undefeated Pierre crushing Spearfish 103-0 have some calling for mercy rule
Video captures woman slip at Grand Canyon, nearly fall off ledge
Courtesy Kevin Fox(PHOENIX) — A Texas woman narrowly escaped a terrifying fall at the Grand Canyon after she slipped and almost stepped off a ledge. Emily Koford, 20, was hiking at the Arizona attraction on [Read More…]
Chiefs seek second home win of 2019 when Vikings visit Arrowhead
Minnesota Vikings-Kansas City Chiefs preview
Belichick mum on Pats’ decision to release WR Josh Gordon
Patriots coach Bill Belichick offers little insight into decision to release receiver Josh Gordon
China launches 5G networks in 50 cities
SasinParaksa/iStock(BEIJING) — Three of the biggest mobile companies in China have launched 5G services in 50 of its cities, according to China’s state-run news service Xinhua. 5G, the next generation of mobile technology, promises lightning-fast [Read More…]
Woman falls onto metro tracks in Spain while checking her phone
Metro de Madrid/Twitter(MADRID) — A woman looking down at her phone in a crowded train station fell onto the tracks of the subway in Madrid just as the train was entering the station. In Oct. [Read More…]
F1: Verstappen fastest in first practice for US Grand Prix
Red Bull’s Verstappen fastest in a bumpy, chilly first practice at the U.S. Grand Prix
Arizona faces Oregon State after firing Yates
Arizona’s defense gets its first test against Oregon State after the Wildcats fired defensive coordinator Marcel Yates
FFAR and NPB fund African Swine Fever research
The Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research and the National Pork Board are awarding $535,000 to African Swine Fever research projects. Dr. Tim Kurt with FFAR says the money will fund four different projects. One [Read More…]
Colts visit Steelers in a matchup of backup-turned-starting QBs
Indianapolis Colts-Pittsburgh Steelers preview