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Lakeville lineman Brent Laing nearing NFL future after flashing his speed at UMD

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:45 GMT

Scouts for the Vikings and Bears made a side trip to Duluth two years ago and it altered itineraries for the other 30 NFL teams.In front of them and their stopwatches, Minnesota Duluth’s 6-foot-4, 295-pound offensive lineman Brent Laing ran a sub-5-second 40-yard dash.Both scouts predicted the future for the prospect from Lakeville. Bulldogs head coach Curt Wiese recalled being told, “You are going to have more traffic here than you are going to know what to do with.”That proved true. Every NFL team made up to as many as five visits to the shores of Lake Superior to see whether the Division II All-American could play at the next level.Over the past 20-plus years, UMD’s D-II program has had success on a national level, but they haven’t had a player selected in the NFL draft since 1990, nor has an undrafted free agent signed with a franchise since 2014. The NFL’s interest in Laing piqued because his 40 time was well below the 5.21 average for offensive linemen at the NFL Scoutin...

NYSP: Moreau man arrested for illegally possessing a rifle

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:45 GMT

MOREAU, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- On Wednesday, a Moreau man was arrested for illegally possessing a rifle. David C. Fuller, 59, was charged with two counts of Criminal Possession of a Weapon in the Third Degree. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! The arrest stemmed from a domestic dispute that occurred at a residence in Moreau on Saturday night. The victim informed responding officers that Fuller was inside the residence and had threatened to injure law enforcement with a firearm. Fuller eventually exited the residence and was arrested. Police located an illegally possessed noncompliant rifle and a high-capacity magazine in the residence. The rifle and other legally owned firearms were seized as a result of a court order. Fuller was arraigned at the Moreau Town Court and remanded to the Saratoga County Correctional Facility.

NYSP: Cohoes man makes bomb threat at a daycare center

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:45 GMT

CLIFTON PARK, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- On Wednesday, State Police of Clifton Park responded to a bomb threat at a childcare center. Brendan J. Ryder, 28, of Cohoes, was arrested the following day and charged with Making a Terroristic Threat and Endangering the Welfare of a Child. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! According to the police, Ryder called the center on Wednesday afternoon and stated, "bomb threat". The center was evacuated, and the children and staff moved to a safe location. Law enforcement and K9 officers searched the building and found no evidence of explosives.Ryder was processed at SP Clifton Park and arraigned at the Clifton Park Town Court. He was then remanded to the Saratoga County Correctional Facility without bail.

Bennington Museum reopening in April

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:45 GMT

BENNINGTON, Vt. (NEWS10) — The Bennington Museum will officially reopen its doors on Saturday, April 1 after being closed for the past three months to clean and reorganize its collections. The museum will also offer half-off regular admission, plus special events running throughout the afternoon on opening day. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! Some of these events will include the Regional History Room Grand Reopening—showcasing the new and old pieces that were added to the Research Library—and the Curatorial Talk—featuring curator Vera Longtoe Sheehan, who will talk about the history behind the new exhibit, "Water is Life." The museum said that everybody is welcome to attend.The Bennington Museum is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday through Sunday. Regular price are $15 for general admission and $12 for students and seniors, but $7.50 and $6 on reopening day. Museum members and kids under 17 are free. Visit the museum's ...

Smoke rises near interstates from East St. Louis fire

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:45 GMT

EAST ST. LOUIS -- Firefighters are in the 600 block of Collinsville Avenue to put out a fire at Petroff Towing. The building is located near Interstates 55 and 64. Thick smoke from the fire is visible for miles. The shed's roof has completely collapsed, and firefighters are keeping their distance as the building burns. They are working to put the fire out by spraying the building while staying safe. Top story: Mishandled evidence leads to murder case dismissal This is a developing story. More information is expected to come at a later date. Please check back on FOX2Now.com and our social media channels for an update in this case. Sign up for our breaking news emails or download our app for an alert.

Services, procession planned Sunday for fallen Hermann officer

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:45 GMT

HERMANN, Mo. - A procession, public visitation and funeral services are planned Sunday in memory of Hermann officer Mason Griffith, who was fatally shot in the line of duty last weekend. Police have arranged a public visitation for Griffith from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday at Owensville High School, which is located at 3336 Highway 19. Funeral services will follow around 2 p.m. Trending: Mother of Jefferson County detainee wants to visit son in ICU After that, a procession to a local cemetery is planned. Police offered the following directions on the procession:The group will leave from Owensville High School Gymnasium. The procession will continue down Hwy 19 S to Hwy 28 E to Hwy 50 E to Reserve St. After those turns, the procession will end at Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery in Rosebud, Missouri. The public is invited to the visitation. Those attending should expect to park on the southern-most entrance of the complex and follow parking detail directions from there. Close ...

Man dies, found shot inside car in north St. Louis County

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:45 GMT

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - One man died after he was found shot inside a car Thursday evening in north St. Louis County. The victim was found around 9:30 p.m. Thursday in the 10400 block of Monarch Drive. Police responded to the area after a ShotSpotter alert notified them of shots fired. Police say the victim was found inside a car that had crashed in the front yard of a home. He had suffered at least one gunshot wound. Trending: Mother of Jefferson County detainee wants to visit son in ICU First responders rushed the victim to the hospital, though he later died from his injuries. The St. Louis County Police Department is handling the investigation. Police have not yet disclosed the identity of the victim, and no suspect information is available at this time. If you have any information relevant to the investigation, contact the department at 636-529-8210 or CrimeStoppers at 1-866-371-TIPS (8477).

Nuggets’ Christian Braun becoming hard to “keep off the floor” in Denver’s second unit

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:45 GMT

DETROIT — Christian Braun attacked his minutes Thursday night like a dog salivating over red meat.Throughout an inconsistent campaign, Braun has stayed even-keeled, unperturbed when the minutes come and go. But more often than not, when Nuggets coach Michael Malone has opted for the poised rookie, he’s delivered.Such was the case against the Pistons, when the Nuggets desperately needed to snap a four-game losing streak, and Braun was a fixture of the lineup that swung the game.Throughout the first five-plus minutes of the fourth quarter, the Nuggets outscored Detroit 11-5, which created the rare advantage while Nikola Jokic rested. Denver’s much-maligned bench unit took shape, with Braun, Bruce Brown, Jeff Green, Thomas Bryant and Jamal Murray bridging the gap between starters and reserves.Asked what he wanted the identity of that unit to be, Malone distilled the priorities succinctly.“I want that identity to be defend, rebound, run, be nasty, be physical, and get some easy baskets ...

Sharon Stone: ‘I just lost half my money to this banking thing’

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:45 GMT

Sharon Stone rallied attendees at a star-studded Beverly Hills fundraiser Thursday night to give generously to support the Women’s Cancer Research Fund by revealing her latest hardship, which appears to be related to losing a great deal of money following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.“I know that thing that you have to get on and figure out how to text the money is difficult,” a tearful Stone said to the crowd in the Beverly Wilshire Hotel ballroom. “I’m a technical idiot, but I can write an (expletive) check. And right now, that’s courage, too, because I know what’s happening. I just lost half my money to this banking thing, and that doesn’t mean that I’m not here.”Stone, who was accepting the Courage Award from the organization that supports cancer research, didn’t elaborate on the specific “banking thing” that caused her losses, The Hollywood Reporter said.BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA – MARCH 16: Honoree Sharon Stone speaks onstage during A...

Executive director of New Museum Los Gatos steps down

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:45 GMT

After more than two years as executive director of New Museum Los Gatos, Ami Davis announced she is stepping down at the end of March to work in Santa Cruz.“As you can imagine, it was a difficult decision to leave the incredible staff and board at NUMU,” Davis said in a statement. “However, after putting NUMU on a successful path forward, it’s time for new leadership to take the helm and continue the museum’s growth.”Davis, who accepted a position with Arts Council Santa Cruz County, oversaw NUMU through the pandemic, boosted community engagement and membership retention and established new community partnerships. Last July, the museum received $1 million from Alyce and Mike Parsons — the largest donation NUMU has received to date—to establish an endowment fund.“We are grateful for the vision and leadership that Ami has brought to NUMU over the past two years, and look forward to our continued success under new leadership,” said Jenn Schwartz, president of the museum’s board of dire...