Authorities release footage of shooting in NWMD neighborhood midst of ongoing investigation
Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 22:55:43 GMT
With the investigation stalling, police have released a video of a dangerous drive in Northwest Miami-Dade.A surveillance camera caught a U-haul pickup truck driving by a group of friends, when someone inside opened fire, hitting one man in the head.Another man in the group shot at the truck.The 30-year-old victim was rushed to the hospital and has had to undergo months of rehab.The incident occurred in a neighborhood along Northwest 51st Street and 31st Avenue in Northwest Miami-Dade in April.Anyone with information about this incident is urged to call police immediately.MDPD officer’s cruiser crashes in SW Miami-Dade; no injuries reported
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A Miami-Dade Police officer’s cruiser crashed in Southwest Miami-Dade.The vehicle crash happened on the State Road 874 Ramp to Southwest 152nd Street, Monday afternoon.7Skyforce hovered over the scene where several officers surrounded the cruiser. According to MDPD, the officer was en route to assist another unit when their vehicle slammed into the wall. No injuries were reported. The exit lane has been blocked until tow trucks remove the cruiser. Please check back on WSVN.com and 7News for more details on this developing storyJury selection begins for trial of man accused of murdering NH couple
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Jury selection got underway Monday for the trial of a 27-year-old man accused of murdering a New Hampshire couple on a hiking trail in April of last year. Authorities said Stephen and Wendy Reid were shot and killed while out for a walk near their home. Their bodies were later discovered near a hiking trail three days after they were reported missing. Logan Clegg was arrested after a monthslong manhunt in South Burlington, Vermont in October and subsequently charged with several charges including second degree murder. Clegg has pleaded not guilty.Jimmy Fund honors Tim Wakefield’s ‘immeasurable’ impact at cancer institute
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When Tim Wakefield started signing autographs in Chicago at one of his many Jimmy Fund events for teens with cancer, a kid named Robbie — who lost a leg to the disease — shot up and started hopping down the grandstand stairs.“We all saw, and we were all a little bit in horror, like, ‘No, stop!'” Lisa Scherber, director of Patient and Family Services at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, remembered Monday. “But while we’re staring, Tim jumped up and literally ran up the stairs, put Robbie on his back and carried him down. That’s who he was.“He carried all of our kids on his back,” Scherber continued. “He carried all of us on his back.”The legendary Red Sox knuckleballer died at the age of 57 Sunday after a private struggle with brain cancer. As a broadcaster, father and much more, his legacy extends well beyond the baseball field.One piece of that legacy was shaped through decades working with the Boston-based Jim...With heavy hearts, Red Sox say search for new baseball boss is underway
Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 22:55:43 GMT
As Red Sox CEO Sam Kennedy and manager Alex Cora sat down for Monday’s year-end press conference, Kennedy started by acknowledging how an already difficult time took an unimaginable turn for the worse over the weekend. The death of franchise icon Tim Wakefield was a tragedy, one that’s being felt by everyone associated with the Red Sox.“It indeed was perhaps the saddest day in the 123-year history of the Boston Red Sox organization,” Kennedy said, before going on to offer his condolences to Wakefield’s family, friends, former teammates and everyone else affected by his passing. “Losing an icon like Tim Wakefield is an incredibly difficult thing and we feel your pain.”Wakefield’s loss and legacy loom large over a franchise that has lately strayed from the ideals he embodied. Nobody took more pride in being a member of the Boston Red Sox, and now coming off consecutive last-place finishes the first order of business this offseason will b...Tom Hanks warns fans about ‘AI version of me’ promoting dental plan online
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David Matthews | New York Daily NewsTom Hanks is warning his fans that an “AI version” of him is hawking dental plans on social media.In an Instagram post over the weekend, Hanks posted a screengrab of a promotional video where his younger, computer-generated likeness pitches teeth cleaning services.“BEWARE!! There’s a video out there promoting some dental plan with an AI version of me. I have nothing to do with it,” Hanks wrote.The Academy Award-winning actor’s warning comes in the midst of the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike which, in part, concerns how studios will — or won’t — use artificial intelligence in film and TV production, though the contract the union is currently negotiating with producers does not pertain to commercials. The recently ended WGA strike also hinged on the use of AI in scriptwriting.Hanks himself has been vocal about AI in recent months.In an appearance on “The Adam Buxton Podcast” in May, Hanks shared that Hollywood contracts were being rewritten to equate an a...Mac Jones brings up ‘job security’ while addressing Patriots turnovers
Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 22:55:43 GMT
Perhaps Sunday’s benching was a wake-up call for Patriots quarterback Mac Jones.Head coach Bill Belichick took Jones out of the game after the third-year pro tossed two interceptions and lost a fumble on a strip sack. One of his interceptions plus his fumble were returned for touchdowns by the Cowboys’ defense in the Patriots’ 38-3 loss. Ball security has been an issue for the Patriots all season.Related ArticlesNew England Patriots | Patriots rookie Christian Gonzalez reportedly suffers separated shoulder in loss to Cowboys New England Patriots | Bill Belichick has ‘doubts’ Patriots will give Bailey Zappe first-team practice reps New England Patriots | ‘All World’ Patriots great Russ Francis dies in plane crash New England Patriots | Mac Jones takes blame for worst loss of Bill Belichick era: ‘I let my team down’ New England Patriots | Patriots captain ba...Two dogs involved in Boston animal cruelty case are ready for new homes: ‘These dogs have been through so much’
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Two dogs that were found by Boston Police in the home of a Roxbury woman who’s facing animal cruelty charges are ready for new homes as the MSPCA seeks “special adopters” for the pups.Following weeks of care at Angell Animal Medical Center and the MSPCA’s Boston Adoption Center Clinic, both Remy and Jobee are now ready to find their forever families, MSPCA-Angell announced on Monday.Remy, a 4-year-old pit bull terrier mix, was surrendered to the care of the MSPCA by Lakeida Burris — who’s facing charges related to Jobee, a 3-year-old pit bull terrier. MSPCA officials have described Jobee’s past condition as the worst case of intentional starvation they have ever seen.Jobee’s remarkable recovery has been well documented, but Remy also needed a lot of care before she was ready to find her happy ending.“Remy was underweight when she came to us, although not nearly as underweight as Jobee,” said MSPCA-Angell Director of Adoptio...Red Sox know they need their fans, but will raise season ticket prices again for 2024
Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 22:55:43 GMT
Despite meager improvements over last year’s lackluster home attendance, the Red Sox will once again be asking their season ticket holders for more money next year.“We’ve had a very modest, low single-digit increase on season ticket prices,” team president and CEO Sam Kennedy confirmed during Monday afternoon’s end-of-year press conference.With that, the Red Sox extend their streak of upping the cost of admission to four consecutive seasons. Not exactly an olive branch to the Fenway Faithful after the team’s third last-place finish in these four years.Hours before Kennedy and manager Alex Cora fielded questions from the media, Major League Baseball announced that the 2023 season drew 70 million in collective attendance for the first time since 2017, with a 9.6-percent increase over 2022. Not including the COVID-impacted 2020 and 2021 seasons, it’s the highest percentage growth since 1983.The Red Sox are among the 24 teams that saw attendance rise this season, and one of 17 teams tha...Celtics bid farewell to beloved Robert Williams: ‘It was really hard’
Published Thu, 21 Nov 2024 22:55:43 GMT
Kristaps Porzingis has only been a member of the Celtics since June, and he’s had little time to get to know his new teammates. But even he could recognize how adored Robert Williams was in Boston.“I’ve been here for two weeks and I already could see how Rob is that charismatic guy for this group,” Porzingis said. “So it’s definitely, you know, hurts for this organization that he’s not here anymore.”Williams, of course, was suddenly traded on Sunday alongside Malcolm Brogdon in the blockbuster trade that brought Jrue Holiday to the Celtics. As Brad Stevens noted Monday, it takes good players to acquire other good players, and this case was no exception. But like the Marcus Smart trade earlier this summer, it didn’t make losing Williams – truly beloved in the Celtics locker room, and a player who was key in helping them make the NBA Finals two years ago – any easier.Yet again, Stevens had to make another difficult phone call on Sunday.“Really hard,” he said. “I said...Latest news
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