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Patrick Mahomes' brother Jackson charged with sexual battery

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:50 GMT

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (AP) — Jackson Mahomes, the brother of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, was booked into jail Wednesday on aggravated sexual battery charges over an alleged altercation at a Kansas restaurant in late February. The 22-year-old Mahomes was charged Tuesday in Johnson County, Kansas, with three counts of aggravated sexual battery and one count of battery. He was being held on $100,000 bond. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! During a brief virtual court appearance Wednesday, the judge scheduled the next online hearing for May 11. Under conditions of his bond, Jackson Mahomes won't be allowed to discuss his case publicly.The probable cause affidavit in the case was not immediately available. But The Kansas City Star reported that police previously confirmed they were investigating a February 25 incident involving Jackson Mahomes at a restaurant in the Kansas City suburb of Overland Park, Kansas. ...

As legal battles mount, Kim Gardner takes nursing classes

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:50 GMT

ST. LOUIS - As challenges mount for St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner, FOX 2 has learned that she is enrolled in a nursing program at St. Louis University. Gardner faces legal battles through quo warranto and indirect criminal contempt cases, along with a growing number of prosecutors resigning from her office. It's a situation some in court proceedings have dubbed a "rudderless ship of chaos." FOX 2 learned that Gardner, while serving as circuit attorney, enrolled in courses at Saint Louis University. It's unclear when exactly she began enrolling in these courses, though it came sometime since she became circuit attorney. Grieving mom alleges CAO ‘negligence’ in daughter’s murder case The Circuit Attorney's Office released the following statement:"Circuit Attorney Gardner believes the issues in our criminal justice system often relate to our broken healthcare system. After serving as a line attorney at the Circuit Attorney’s Office and seeing firsthand the underlying issues...

‘Access Hollywood’ video played at New York Trump trial

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:50 GMT

By MICHAEL R. SISAK and LARRY NEUMEISTER (Associated Press)NEW YORK (AP) — The infamous “Access Hollywood” video in which Donald Trump bragged about grabbing women sexually without asking was played Wednesday for a jury considering columnist E. Jean Carroll’s claims that he raped her two decades before he became president.Before the video was shown, Trump’s legal team said it would not call any witnesses in the case, raising the possibility that jurors could begin deliberations sometime next week.The 2005 video was played in Manhattan federal court, along with excerpts of Trump’s videotaped deposition. The videos were presented to jurors on the same day that onetime People magazine writer Natasha Stoynoff testified that Trump forcibly kissed her against her will while showing her around his Florida home for a 2005 article about the first anniversary of his marriage to Melania Trump.Trump lawyers unsuccessfully challenged the video and StoynoffR...

United plans to hire 15,000, adding to surge in airline jobs

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:50 GMT

By DAVID KOENIG (AP Airlines Writer)DALLAS (AP) — Airlines expecting a hectic summer travel season are planning to hire thousands of new workers this year, lifting a job market that has been hit by layoffs in technology and turmoil in the banking industry.United Airlines said Wednesday that it hired 7,000 new workers in the first four months of this year and plans to hit 15,000 new hires by year-end, matching the number it hired last year.By 2026, United projects adding 50,000 workers to a workforce that was about 93,000 at the start of this year.“We are in hiring mode here at United Airlines,” Kate Gebo, the company’s executive vice president of human resources, told reporters. Airline officials said they already have enough pilots to operate the peak summer schedule. Airlines have been in a hiring frenzy since being caught understaffed when air travel bounced back from the depths of the pandemic more quickly than anticipated. Shortages of pilots and flight ...

Shots fired in Douglas County across Interstate 25 from Park Meadows Mall

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:50 GMT

Shots were fired in Douglas County east of the Park Meadows Mall and the sheriff’s office is asking the public to avoid the area.Related ArticlesCrime and Public Safety | Tesla EV charging station fight between two men in metro Denver escalates into fatal shooting Crime and Public Safety | Man dies after being shot multiple times in Aurora’s Hoffman Heights area Crime and Public Safety | Each Denver high school could decide whether to have armed police on campus, draft DPS safety plan says Crime and Public Safety | Four arrested in connection with shooting outside Aurora mall Crime and Public Safety | The Denver Post, other news outlets sue DPS for recording of closed-door meeting after East High shooting Happening Now: #DCSO patrol deputies responding to the area of Jamaica St and S. Valley Hwy on reports of shots being fired. Please stay out of the area while deputies are investigating. Lar...

Mexico develops own COVID-19 vaccine, 2 years late

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:50 GMT

Associated PressMEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican officials celebrated Wednesday the announcement that the country finally developed its own COVID-19 vaccine, more than two years after inoculations from the U.S., Europe and China were rolled out.It was unclear what use would be made of the vaccine, named “Patria” or “Motherland,” developed in a joint effort between the government and a Mexican company, Avimex, which previously did work on animal vaccines.Vaccine uptake in Mexico dropped precipitously in late 2022 and 2023, and Mexico still has millions of doses of the Abdala vaccine it bought from Cuba.María Elena Álvarez-Buylla, the head of Mexico’s government commission for science and technology, said the new vaccine would be approved for use as a booster shot. She did not say whether the government medical approval agency had formally authorized the Patria vaccine.Mexico started developing the Patria vaccine in March 2020. But testing was s...

Hunting, conservation groups back cuts in big-game licenses to help herds recover

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:50 GMT

A coalition of hunters, wildlife advocates and conservationists supports substantial cuts in the number of big-game hunting licenses proposed for northwest Colorado and believes even deeper reductions might be needed to help herds recover from the region’s severe winter.Reductions of more than 60% in licenses for some species in certain areas were on the table as the Colorado Wildlife Commission met Wednesday in Glenwood Springs.Deep snows and harsh conditions caused deer, elk, pronghorns and other animals to migrate out of northwest Colorado this winter. State wildlife officials have said many animals starved to death or died when struck by vehicles while foraging for food along roads, Colorado Parks and Wildlife managers have said.In January, a semitrailer driving east on U.S. 40 near Dinosaur plowed through a group of 35 pronghorns, CPW said. A herd of 19 pronghorns was hit by a pickup a few days later near Craig.Eleven groups in the Colorado Wildlife Conservation Project w...

6 workers rescued after construction site collapse in Glendale

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:50 GMT

Six workers who had been trapped after a roof collapsed at a Glendale construction site Wednesday morning were rescued by firefighters.The incident was reported around 11 a.m. in the 1200 block of Glendale Avenue, according to the Glendale Fire Department. Firefighters at a nearby station heard a loud rumble and were able to get on scene quickly, Anita Shandi of the Glendale Fire Department told KTLA. They found that the metal roof trusses of a movie studio under construction in the area collapsed for an unknown reason. Three workers were trapped in a lift about 40 feet in the air and firefighters were using an aerial ladder to try and reach them, video from Sky5 showed. Three others were on the ground when the roof collapsed and were stuck under rubble. As of 1:20 p.m. four out of six workers had been rescued, but two were still trapped, officials said. Around 10 minutes later, the remaining two had been rescued, thanks to aerial resources from the Los Angeles Fire Department. Five...

A Korean BBQ Oasis: How Gangnam Station Breaks the Mold and Captures the Hearts of Foodies Everywhere

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:50 GMT

In the heart of California, nestled between the bustling streets of Buena Park and Los Angeles, a Korean BBQ oasis has emerged, capturing the hearts and taste buds of foodies everywhere. Gangnam Station Korean BBQ, owned by the charismatic Kyungsuk Park (better known as Ken), is an innovative dining experience that transcends cultural barriers, bringing the best of Korean culture and cuisine to the Golden State. Read on to find out why Gangnam Station’s locations have emerged as two of Koreatown’s best restaurants.Ken’s journey began with small, intimate restaurants in Cerritos, LA, Tustin, and San Diego called Songhak Korean Barbecue that quickly gained a reputation for their delectable intestine BBQ (곱창). People from all over the state flocked to this culinary haven, even enduring two-hour waits for a taste of the mouthwatering fare. Despite their modest size, the Cerritos location generated nearly one million dollars in revenue during the challenging times of the CO...

How Aaron’s War by Richard McMaster Highlights the Impact of War on Soldiers

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:50 GMT

Wars are gruesome, deadly, and horrifying despite movies glorifying soldiers killing enemies under the perception of patriotism or heroism. Wars have far-reaching physical and psychological implications for soldiers and their families, typically not depicted in movies or shows. Hollywood usually depicts wars as a means of national unity, bonding among soldiers, and soldiers’ heroism in defending their country or national spirit. Many books about war also glorify soldiers or their unique relationships with their peers, friends, and loved ones. However, Hollywood does not show war’s gruesome consequences, leaving thousands of soldiers crippled or dead. Popular media does not show how war instills lifelong psychological implications in survivors in the form of depression, PTSD, and other disorders. Aaron’s War by Richard McMaster is a unique book offering an entirely different perspective by highlighting the adverse implications of the war on soldiers.Thousands of books portray WWII ci...