Minneapolis shooting reports: Police respond at Loring Towers

Police in Minneapolis are responding to a shooting incident at Loring Tower, which occurred Wednesday afternoon, prompting a significant emergency response. Videos from the scene depict numerous police and emergency vehicles on East Grant Street. Details about possible injuries or suspects remain unclear as investigations are ongoing. This event marks heightened concerns for public safety in the area.

An astrologer links the Virgo season with overthinking and mental clutter

As Virgo season encourages routines and reflection, astrologer Judy Tsafrir advises slowing down to address mental clutter and reconnect with the present. This time often inspires organization and clarity but can lead to overthinking. Tsafrir suggests reflecting on self-worth and focusing on what genuinely needs attention, allowing for a more meaningful harvest of life’s lessons.

Why are NBA and SEC investigating Daktronics? Kawhi Leonard link explained

The NBA and SEC are investigating Daktronics regarding an alleged endorsement deal with Kawhi Leonard of the Los Angeles Clippers. The inquiry, acknowledged by Daktronics' CFO, follows reports of a contract resembling another controversial agreement with Aspiration. While the NBA's investigation concluded with penalties for both Leonard and the Clippers, the SEC's focus remains unclear, raising potential concerns for Daktronics.

Carla Jeffery cause of death: What happened to actor in Disney's Zombies?

Carla Jeffery, known for her role as Bree in Disney's Zombies franchise, has died at 33. Her portrayal in the popular series earned her recognition and a dedicated fanbase. Jeffery's contributions to acting extended beyond this role, making her loss felt deeply in the entertainment community. She leaves behind a legacy of talent and inspiration.

Wrexham rout Millwall to seal first Championship win

Wrexham secured their first Championship win of the season with a decisive 3-0 victory against injury-hit Millwall, bouncing back from previous setbacks. An own goal by Zak Sturge, followed by Kieffer Moore’s long-range strike, and Jacques Ekomie's finish sealed the match. Millwall struggled, already suffering from injuries following recent heavy defeats and player transfers.

Pragg interview: ‘I didn’t have a strong will to win. I had to learn it’

Bengaluru: Praggnanandhaa recently won the Grand Chess Tour, becoming India's highest-ranked player at world no. 8 after victories in two out of three tournaments in St. Louis. At 21, he reflects on growing up in the public eye and evolving his mindset towards competition, crediting his training and resilience. Despite limited social life, he remains focused on chess.

Do you really need a Guru to grow spiritually? Sadhguru discusses

Isha Foundation’s recent discussion with Sadhguru revives the debate on whether one can pursue a spiritual path without a Guru. While some start their journeys independently, Sadhguru emphasizes the integral role of devotion in spiritual progress, connecting it with transformation. The conversation invites seekers to reflect on their individual paths and understand their deeper spiritual aspirations.

Duran stars as Celtic cruise, Rangers snatch late winner

Celtic defeated Aberdeen 3-0, with striker Camilo Duran scoring a stunning long-range goal in the 14th minute, marking his sixth goal in five matches. Rangers overcame Falkirk 2-1, thanks to Lawrence Shankland’s double. Celtic remains unbeaten in their title defense, while St Mirren and Motherwell also secured victories. The match honored Kenny Dalglish, a Celtic legend.

Will Trump Accounts holders get $250 Dell grant Monday? Who actually qualifies

Michael and Susan Dell are contributing $250 to eligible children with Trump Accounts as part of a $6.25 billion initiative. Payments began on Aug. 31 for children in Texas, aimed at those born between 2016 and 2024 from families earning $150,000 or less. The program encourages financial ownership among youth and supports future economic growth.

Frankfort: Family in focus as mother self-harms after 2-year-old son's death

A tragic incident in Frankfort, Illinois, involved a mother allegedly killing her 2-year-old son before attempting self-harm on September 1, prompting a homicide investigation. The child was found unresponsive and died at a hospital. While social media speculates on details, Frankfort police have not officially identified the family, emphasizing community support during this difficult time.

Outrage as Maltese tycoon acquitted of reporter's murder

A Maltese court acquitted tycoon Yorgen Fenech of orchestrating the 2017 car-bomb murder of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, provoking outrage from her family and media advocates, who lamented a denial of justice. Caruana Galizia exposed high-level corruption, triggering protests and political crisis in Malta. A public inquiry highlighted systemic failures enabling her assassination.

Lake America? No way, Canadians say

Liam Mooney has launched a baseball cap opposing President Trump’s renaming of Lake Ontario to "Lake America," inspired by his previous success with a cap stating "Canada is not for sale." The caps resonate with rising Canadian patriotism amid trade tensions with the U.S., and proceeds support lake conservation efforts, honoring its Indigenous name.

Mexican musician, family members slain in gruesome shooting at upscale penthouse

A Mexican musician, Jonathan Melendez, his pregnant wife, young daughter, domestic worker, and family dog were found shot dead in their penthouse near Mexico City, with their 6-year-old son unharmed. Authorities arrested two suspects, including a musician's associate. Melendez was part of the band Camilo Septimo, set to perform soon.

Justin Tucker among group that works out for Jets as New York evaluates kickers, AP source says

Five-time All-Pro kicker Justin Tucker was among those who worked out for the New York Jets, who are evaluating their kicking options ahead of the season. Tucker, recently released by the Ravens, has been suspended due to allegations but maintains his innocence. The Jets are also considering kickers Michael Badgley and Joshua Karty while addressing recent struggles at the position.

Nick Bosa injury update: 49ers DE opens up after attending Wednesday's practice

Nick Bosa rejoined San Francisco 49ers practice, signaling potential participation in the season opener against the Los Angeles Rams. After a month-long absence, he expressed relief and encouragement about his performance. Bosa revealed the emotional toll of his prolonged recovery and conveyed joy about being back on the field, highlighting the challenges he faced during rehabilitation.

Saints see themselves as contenders in the tepid NFC South thanks to stability at QB and on defense

NEW ORLEANS — After a rough 1-8 start under new coach Kellen Moore, the Saints rallied to finish 5-4, raising hopes for the upcoming season. Rookie quarterback Tyler Shough is expected to improve, supported by roster upgrades. Despite challenges like injuries and a lack of depth at key positions, Chris Olave remains a standout receiver.

Soccer-Three Nordic FAs seek EU talks over FIFA governance concerns

The football associations of Finland, Sweden, and Denmark have requested a meeting with European Commissioner for Sport Glenn Micallef to address governance concerns at FIFA, notably issues of transparency and decision-making. The concerns stem partly from the controversial FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal. The Nordic federations previously called for an independent investigation and broader governance review due to diminished confidence in FIFA President Gianni Infantino.

Thousands protest in Ceuta as Spain rallies over enclave's migrant crisis

Residents of Ceuta, Spain, protested on September 2 against the government’s handling of a migration crisis following a July surge of 72,000 migrants from Morocco. Demonstrators criticized insufficient support for locals and migrants, demanding stronger action from Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez. The protests reflect a broader political deadlock amid ongoing humanitarian concerns about stranded individuals.

Is the jury still deliberating in the Lindsay Clancy case? Latest verdict update

The jury in the Lindsay Clancy case continues deadlocked after over 27 hours of deliberation regarding her criminal responsibility for the deaths of her three children in January 2023. Clancy’s defense argues postpartum psychosis impaired her judgment, while prosecutors claim she acted knowingly. The outcome remains uncertain, with the potential for a mistrial if no consensus is reached.

Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift buy Ohio lakefront mansion below asking price

Travis Kelce has purchased a luxurious lakefront estate in Bratenahl, Ohio, for $5.35 million, just months before marrying Taylor Swift. The 21,140-square-foot mansion features eight bedrooms, eleven bathrooms, and luxury amenities, located near his childhood home. This addition enhances their expansive real estate portfolio across multiple states, showcasing Kelce's commitment to luxury living.

Why does Janmashtami this year fall on both September 4 and 5?

Krishna Janmashtami will be celebrated primarily on September 4, 2026, though some cities like Mumbai and Pune will observe the main ritual post-midnight on September 5 due to local Nishita Kaal timings. This variation stems from lunar calendar differences, with rituals centered on Krishna's midnight birth. Rohini Nakshatra's significance enhances the festival's timing, linked to themes of nourishment and creativity.

Dearica Hamby racist text controversy: Medical employee fired after message

Los Angeles Sparks star Dearica Hamby faced racist harassment through a text message, prompting Acclaro Medical to terminate the employee responsible after an investigation. This incident highlights ongoing online abuse in the WNBA, with players like Chelsea Gray and Alyssa Thomas also sharing experiences of threats and racism. Acclaro condemned the behavior, asserting it contradicts its values.

Heads or tails? $1 coin with Trump's face and gold finish to go on sale

The U.S. Mint will release a $1 coin celebrating America's 250th birthday featuring President Donald Trump's likeness alongside the Great Seal. Authorized by the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts, the coin aims to honor American heritage despite legal concerns over depicting a living president. Available for purchase, special-edition coins marked “July 4th” are included in some rolls.

Macron, King Charles hail UK-France ties after viewing Bayeux Tapestry

French President Emmanuel Macron and King Charles III celebrated the historic Bayeux Tapestry exhibition in London during Macron's two-day UK visit, emphasizing Franco-British ties. The tapestry, depicting the 1066 Norman conquest, is on display at the British Museum. Both leaders advocated closer cooperation, while discussions on post-Brexit relations are anticipated in the UK. Macron's efforts to loan the tapestry symbolize healing from Brexit animosities.

George Lucas presents a galaxy of art that goes far, far past 'Star Wars' in new Los Angeles museum

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles, opening on Sept. 22, showcases a diverse array of artworks beyond “Star Wars,” which occupies only 7% of the space. Founded by George Lucas, the museum honors populist art forms and aims to present them with respect. Its unique design encourages exploration and emotional engagement with everyday stories through art.

Cassandra Wilson cause of death: What happened to the jazz singer?

Two-time Grammy-winning jazz singer Cassandra Wilson passed away peacefully at her home in Jackson, Mississippi, on September 2 at the age of 70, as confirmed by her longtime manager, Robert Torre. The cause of death has not been disclosed. Wilson's family requests privacy while they grieve, with further details on memorial services forthcoming.

George Clooney: a Hollywood icon and campaigner

George Clooney, honored with a lifetime achievement award at the Venice Film Festival, is a Hollywood icon recognized for both his acting and humanitarian efforts. His career breakthrough came in 1994 with "ER," leading to notable films and activism for causes like Darfur. Clooney's political influence has grown alongside his film success, showcasing his commitment to social issues.

UP floods: Over 16K evacuated as 23 districts hit; 3 killed, relief ops scaled up

Flood conditions in Uttar Pradesh have led to the evacuation of 16,784 people, with three fatalities reported. Relief efforts include 1,499 boats deployed and 1,311 flood shelters established. Affected districts face rising river levels, necessitating the closure of schools and the distribution of food and medical assistance. Authorities urge residents to remain vigilant as the situation develops.

Motor racing-F1 leader Antonelli can thrill his home fans from the back of the grid

Kimi Antonelli leads the Formula One championship by 59 points but will start at the back of the grid due to engine penalties at Monza, Italy. With George Russell and Lewis Hamilton behind him, Antonelli aims to recover positions. Ferrari commemorates Michael Schumacher's first win 30 years ago, enhancing the race's significance. Antonelli is the first Italian leader in 73 years.

Motor racing-Formula One statistics for the Italian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen secured pole position and won the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, setting a race lap record of one minute 20.901 seconds. This race, the 77th Italian Grand Prix and 76th at Monza, highlights Kimi Antonelli leading the championship as the first Italian since 1953. The event is marked by high speeds and a strong Mercedes performance in the season.