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15 buses carrying migrants, asylum seekers expected to arrive in Chicago over the weekend

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:46 GMT

CHICAGO — More than a dozen buses with South American refugees are scheduled to arrive in Chicago this weekend. The new arrivals come as the city struggles to figure out how to support the migrants and many others in need across the city.As new asylum seekers arrive in the city, committed volunteers are doing the best they can to make the families feel welcome despite of the uncomfortable circumstances.On Saturday, Sonia Garcia, who serves with Chicago Father's for Change, brought her food truck out to feed new arrivals living at the 15th Police District in Austin."We want them to have a better life and we need the help from the city to help them, but we just wanted to feed them, we wanted to give them good food," Garcia said. Pritzker: Illinois has spent $328M on helping Chicago’s migrant crisis Annie Gomberg, who volunteers as the District 15 Lead Organizer assisting asylum seekers, says at least 15,000 people have arrived in Chicago from Venezuela and other South American count...

Instant Analysis: A big win over Kansas, now it's Red River Rivalry time

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:46 GMT

AUSTIN (KXAN) — The No. 3 Texas Longhorns played perhaps its most complete game of the season in a 40-14 blowout win over No. 24 Kansas on Saturday at DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium.With 661 yards of total offense, the Longhorns now head into the Red River Rivalry next week at the Cotton Bowl undefeated. This is the first time since 2009 that Texas has started the season 5-0.Noah Gross and Roger Wallace break down the victory and discuss the finer points of the matchup in the video above.

Texas A&M beats Arkansas 34-22 with backup QB, tough defense

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:46 GMT

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Texas A&M quarterback Max Johnson agrees that it is easy for the Aggies to imagine just how good they really can be if they clean up some mistakes. Especially with the way their defense is dominating games.Johnson threw for 210 yards with two touchdowns and ran for 57 yards, but also had three second-half turnovers while the Aggies missed two field goals in a 34-22 win over Arkansas on Saturday.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/newsletters“We should have put up a lot more points than we did,” Johnson said. “The defense played unbelievable.”Or as coach Jimbo Fisher put it, Texas A&M's defense was “tremendously outstanding.”Again.The Aggies (4-1, 2-0 SEC) had seven quarterbacks sacks and 15 tackles for loss for the second week in a row while limiting Arkansas to 174 total yards. They even got a defensive score with linebacker Chris Russell Jr. returnin...

Inmate dies after medical emergency at St. Louis City Justice Center

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:46 GMT

ST. LOUIS - An inmate died early Saturday morning at St. Louis City Justice Center after experiencing a medical emergency. Authorities say the victim, 44-year-old Juwon Carter, suffered a medical emergency around 2 a.m. Saturday, according to a new report from FOX 2 News partners at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Only 10 people live in St. Louis County’s smallest village Prior to Saturday, there had been at least two inmate deaths at the Justice Center this year. FOX 2 previously reported that both occurred in a two-week stretch in August. According to Missouri court records, Carter had been in custody since May 2022 for second-degree assault and involuntary manslaughter charges.This is a developing story. FOX 2 is working to confirm more information.

Colorado Mines football shuts down Chadron State to remain perfect at 5-0

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:46 GMT

The Colorado School of Mines football team’s romp through the RMAC continued Saturday afternoon.The Orediggers made quick work of Chadron State before a sellout homecoming crowd at Marv Kay Stadium, running up a five-score halftime lead that was never challenged in a 35-7 victory.Running back Noah Roper scored three touchdowns, all before halftime, quarterback John Matocha threw for 284 yards and three touchdowns, and the Mines defense racked up five sacks.The second-ranked Orediggers (5-0, 3-0 RMAC) have outscored RMAC competition 160-28 through three conference games, with Saturday’s blowout the first time they were held under 50.Roper entered today with four total touchdowns on the season, this one here makes it three TODAY! pic.twitter.com/gPaPZUfgMN— Mines Football (@MinesFootball) September 30, 2023Max McLeod topped 100 yards receiving for the fifth straight game, hauling in 10 balls for 103 yards, while Zach Hoffman had seven catches for 84 yards and two tou...

Keeler: CU Buffs receiver Omarion Miller sealed place in Boulder lore with kiss from Michael Irvin and love from Michael Westbrook. “Y’all haven’t seen nothing yet.”

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:46 GMT

BOULDER — That puppy just became a dawg.“Incredible player!” Michael Irvin told me, loud and proud, as we walked off Folsom Field together Saturday. “Incredible player.”After a few steps, the three-time Super Bowl champ and Pro Football Hall of Famer crept up behind that incredible player, sight unseen.Then he pulled CU freshman wide receiver Omarion Miller close, like a cheeky uncle, and kissed that dawg straight on the helmet.“Big-time players make big-time plays in big moments,” Irvin, the former Miami Hurricanes All-American, said to the teen from Louisiana. “And that was (big).”Was it ever. You know how you’ve found a star? When they make the freaking impossible look routine. Then they go out and top it.With 1:26 left in the third quarter, Buffs down 27 and trying not to get Oregon-ed again, the 6-foot-2 freshman beat USC’s Jacobe Covington in a dead sprint up the left boundary, reached out with his left arm whil...

Kickin’ It with Kiz: No-hopers. Broncos surrender 70 points. Rockies lose 100 games. What’s worse?

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:46 GMT

The Broncos losing 70-20 irks me more than 100 losses by the Rockies, because at least the Broncos have the talent to prevent that kind of debacle. While really bad, 100 L’s are the product of greedy Rockies management that won’t give the team the talent it needs to compete.Ed, DenverKiz: It’s a week of Colorado sports that will live in infamy. The Broncos got Josephed. As a wise (acre) friend told me, 10 touchdowns are a lot in any NFL game, especially when they are scored by one team. Even worse: Lost in the darkness, our Pet Rocks stumble home from Coors Field to a basement apartment with no windows in McGregor Square. I’m confident, however, the crazy-rich Waltons will do whatever it takes to return the Broncos to football glory. Rockies owner Dick Monfort? I wouldn’t give him five bucks and trust him to return home with a can of SpaghettiOs.What irks me is Broncos defensive coordinator Vance Joseph has more lives than a Stephen King cat. How and wh...

One person killed in a crash South Parker Road in Aurora

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:46 GMT

One person has been killed in a crash on South Parker Road in Aurora.Two vehicles, a Jeep Grand Cherokee and a BMW, were involved in the crash that happened Saturday on Parker near East Quincy Avenue, according to the Aurora Police Department.MORE INFO: This crash involved two vehicles. One Jeep Cherokee with three occupants and one BMW with one occupant. Initial reports show the driver of the BMW lost control of the vehicle as it was driving southbound on Parker. It crossed the median and collided with the Jeep…— Aurora Police Dept (@AuroraPD) October 1, 2023The driver of the BMW “driver of the BMW lost control of the vehicle as it was driving southbound on Parker,” according to a 6:30 p.m. update. “It crossed the median and collided with the Jeep that was in the northbound lane.”The BMW driver died later, police said.Related ArticlesCrime and Public Safety | Driver accused of hitting two parole officers in Colorado Springs is captured ...

Video shows suspects ransacking Nike store in Southern California

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:46 GMT

Video captured four people ransacking a Nike store and stealing thousands of dollars worth of merchandise in Irvine on Thursday.The suspects were identified by Irvine police as:- Kristen Jamie Himbarger, 19, of Los Angeles- China Celeste Morris, 24, of Highland- Anaiya Syrai Cole, 19, of San Pedro- Unidentified female juvenile, 14Video of the theft shows the suspects entering the store and grabbing armfuls of clothing off store racks and shelves including hoodies, pants, shirts, sports bras, and more.The thieves quickly gathered the merchandise throughout the store before calmly walking out the door. The amount of stolen merchandise was estimated at around $3,000.The suspects are believed to be a part of an organized retail crime group responsible for previous Nike store thefts in Irvine, Carlsbad and San Clemente, police said.Around $11,000 in merchandise was estimated to be taken during those thefts. 3 arrested for $30,000 luxury handbag theft in Glendale The four suspects were ...

12 L.A. County cities file lawsuit to block new zero bail policy

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 07:00:46 GMT

Twelve cities in Los Angeles County have filed a lawsuit Friday against the new zero-bail policy set to take effect on Oct. 1.The policy would allow some criminal suspects with non-violent or non-serious crimes to be cited and released when, previously, they would have been held on bond.The new Pre-Arraignment Release Protocols are designed to rely less on the arrestee's ability to pay and more on their risk to the public or victim, Los Angeles County Superior Court stated following a July decision to institute the system. According to the protocols, those arrested for low-level, non-violent offenses will be released at the location of arrest or booked and then released with a promise to appear at arraignment.Court papers submitted to the L.A. County Superior Court on behalf of the dozen cities said the new zero-bail policy is a threat to public safety.The cities behind the suit include Arcadia, Artesia, Covina, Downey, Glendora, Industry, Lakewood, La Verne, Palmdale, Santa Fe Spri...