Man grazed in leg during cellphone robbery at NE Miami-Dade gas station
Published Mon, 25 Nov 2024 06:03:03 GMT
A South Florida man said he’s lucky to be alive after an armed thief pulled the trigger.Miami-Dade Police and Fire Rescue units responded to the scene of the incident at the Marathon gas station near Northeast 167th Street and Second Avenue in Northeast Miami-Dade, at around 3 p.m., Sunday.Shaul Shamai said he had a flat tire and was waiting for help when the subject came up to him, pointed a gun and demanded his cellphone.Shamai said the gunman grabbed his phone and opened fire anyway, grazing him in the leg.“I was shocked, because of what happened, you know, the noise of the bullet, it was unbelievable,” he said, “so he walked away like nothing happened. He walked away, and he disappeared. For a phone, I was almost dead.”Paramedics treated the victim’s injury at the scene.Shamai said he lives in Broward County and was in the area for business.Police continue to investigate.If you have any information on this robbery and shooting or the subject...Dan Marino Foundation hosts autism awareness event at Dania Pointe
Published Mon, 25 Nov 2024 06:03:03 GMT
A South Florida organization hosted a special family event in Dania Beach to mark Autism Awareness Month.Fun was had by all at The Lawn at Dania Pointe, Sunday afternoon.Families were invited to take part in autism-friendly entertainment, including life-size board games and interactive performances.Parents said they appreciated the support.“I think as a new mother, it’s really important to support causes like this, because it really makes it easier for the community to show support,” said Magaly.“My nephew’s autistic, so it’s always nice to see people doing things for people, for causes that affect you as well, said Adrian Jordan, community relations coordinator for the Miami Dolphins.The Dan Marino Foundation hosted the event.Service disrupted after car drives onto Green Line tracks in Allston
Published Mon, 25 Nov 2024 06:03:03 GMT
Service on the Green Line B Branch was temporarily disrupted on Sunday after a driver drove their car onto the tracks in Allston. A tow truck could be seen responded and removing the vehicle from the tracks near Harvard Avenue.No additional information was immediately available.Firefighters battle 2-alarm blaze in North Reading
Published Mon, 25 Nov 2024 06:03:03 GMT
Fire crews from several communities battled a stubborn two-alarm fire in North Reading on Sunday that left one person hospitalized.Crews responding to a reported structure fire on 14 Cold Spring Road around 12 p.m. found fire coming from the second floor of the home, according to North Reading Fire Chief Don Stats.Stats said firefighters experienced some access issues due to cluttered conditions inside the home.A neighbor who noticed smoke coming from the home called 911 and was able to enter the home and help the resident exit. The resident was transported to an area hospital as a precautionary measure. One firefighter was evaluated at the scene for potential exhaustion or dehydration-related symptoms.The home sustained fire, smoke and water damage and is no longer habitable. The resident is displaced and is being assisted by the Red Cross.The cause of the fire remains under investigation.Despite losing 3 of 4 to the LA Dodgers — including 7-3 on Sunday — the Chicago Cubs believe they’re ‘right where we need to be’
Published Mon, 25 Nov 2024 06:03:03 GMT
If vibes, mood and confidence worked like pitching, slugging and speed, the Chicago Cubs would be printing playoff tickets about now.Instead, they’ll settle for talking about it after the Los Angeles Dodgers beat them again Sunday 7-3 at Wrigley Field, handing them their first series loss since the opening three-gamer against the Milwaukee Brewers.“The confidence is nowhere lacking in this group of guys,” Cubs starter Marcus Stroman said. “On any given day we feel like we can beat anybody. There’s no one that we’re scared of.“I think this is reassurance to show us that we’re right where we need to be.”Maybe.“It felt like playoff baseball a little bit,” Cubs manager David Ross said of the seven games against the Dodgers in the last 11 days, “from the standpoint of they saw our bullpen multiple times, multiple pockets saw similar guys. We competed really well against them in a lot of games and split the series....Celtics hold off Hawks for Game 4 victory, take control with 3-1 series lead
Published Mon, 25 Nov 2024 06:03:03 GMT
ATLANTA — The Celtics took the Hawks’ best punch in Game 3. They gave them credit for their tough shot-making. But make no mistake, they weren’t happy.They were punished on the glass. The Hawks had imposed their will on them. A day after the loss – after the Hawks had made this a series, at least briefly – Robert Williams called out the Celtics’ effort. They knew they had to be better.On Sunday, the Celtics reversed the narrative. And then they regained control of the series.Williams set the tone. The Celtics, maybe for the first time in this series, took back the glass. The Hawks’ shot-making, naturally, cooled off. And then the Celtics’ stars showed up when they needed them. Jayson Tatum scored 31 points, Jaylen Brown, now without his mask, also poured in 31 points. Each delivered haymakers and daggers as they took control of the fight, and the Celtics held off the Hawks with a 129-121 victory in Game 4.The Celtics can now finish off this series at home on Tuesday night, after tak...Bruins notebook: Linus Ullmark ready for a fight
Published Mon, 25 Nov 2024 06:03:03 GMT
SUNRISE, Fla. — After facing 43 shots, Linus Ullmark had to be a bit gassed on Sunday. But as he geared up to fight the Florida Panthers’ Matthew Tkachuk with 3:11 left in the Bruins’ 6-2 win on Sunday, he wasn’t showing an ounce of fatigue.After Tkachuk started doing what he does, Ullmark was ready to go, throwing down his blocker, glove and mask so he could put up his dukes.“I love it. He’s all-in,” said coach Jim Montgomery.But Ullmark’s teammates would prefer if they take care of that part of playoff hockey themselves and let the goalie continue to do the superb job he’s been doing all season.“I think we’re going to keep Linus’ hands intact and not let him risk breaking anybody’s face, so we’re going to leave it like that,” said Brandon Carlo with a laugh.Brad Marchand tried to handicap what a possible Ullmark-Tkachuk matchup would look like.“(Ullmark’s) got the size and reach but maybe a little less experience th...Matt Mervis Mashes in AAA as Cubs first basemen struggle early at the plate
Published Mon, 25 Nov 2024 06:03:03 GMT
CHICAGO — Going into the 2023 Major League Baseball season, a popular question on the mind of Chicago Cubs fans was when prized slugging prospect Matt Mervis would make the leap to the major league roster.His play for the Iowa Cubs in Triple A is starting to make the argument against keeping him down harder and harder to maintain, especially given the pedestrian numbers being put up at first base on the North Side of Chicago so far this year.In 18 games so far for Iowa, Mervis has a slash line of .288/.410/.576 with 5 home runs, 4 doubles and 21 RBIs.His counterparts at the big league level — Eric Hosmer and Trey Mancini — have fared much more poorly at the plate in what management viewed as a platoon situation heading into the season, featuring Mancini taking on left-handed pitchers, while Hosmer faced righties.Hosmer is currently sporting a slashline of .250/.316/.365 with 1 home run and 11 RBIs across 17 games, while Mancini has struggled even more, slashing .232/.250/.333 with 2...Austin Fashion Week 4th largest in the country; debuts 27 high school designers
Published Mon, 25 Nov 2024 06:03:03 GMT
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Lights, cameras and fashion: Austin Fashion Week (AFW) wrapped up Sunday. AFW Founder Matt Swinney said its the fourth largest one in the country. "New York, LA, Miami, and then little Austin, Texas. Who knew?" Swinney said. "We've kind of been become known even globally as the kind of hub for emerging designers, especially in the central part of the US in Texas,"27 local high school students had a chance to debut their own designs. One of them was AISD senior Jair Brown. "This took my like 2 hours. Then this is the back," Brown said. "It's crochet."Brown said his experience in Austin Fashion Week has solidified his dreams of being in the fashion industry. (KXAN Photos/Sarah Al-Shaikh)Brown said his experience in Austin Fashion Week has solidified his dreams of being in the fashion industry. (KXAN Photos/Sarah Al-Shaikh)Students with Round Rock High School, Stony Point High School, Cedar Ridge High School, Westwood High School and Vandegrift High School all took part...Longhorns land 6-foot-11 Virginia transfer Kadin Shedrick
Published Mon, 25 Nov 2024 06:03:03 GMT
AUSTIN (KXAN) — After three seasons roaming the paint for the Virginia Cavaliers, 6-foot-11 Kadin Shedrick is going to be a Texas Longhorn.One of the few impact post players in the transfer portal, Shedrick said on Jeff Goodman's "Field of 68" podcast Sunday that he's coming to the 40 Acres with two years of eligibility.MORE THAN THE SCORE: Stay up to date on sports stories like these, and sign up for our More than the Score sports newsletter at kxan.com/newslettersShedrick visited Duke and Missouri along with Texas and said he's looking to showcase more of his offensive game with the Longhorns."I'm a better shooter than I was able to show, and I'm a better decision-maker," Shedrick said. "I wanted to go where I didn't have a short leash. I want to play free."With Dylan Disu announcing his return to the Longhorns on Sunday, the addition of Shedrick gives the Longhorns an extremely athletic tandem in the frontcourt going into Rodney Terry's first official season as the head coach. Sh...Latest news
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