By ACACIA CORONADO and JILL BLEED ELGIN, Texas (AP) — One person was killed and more than a dozen were injured when tornadoes tore through parts of Texas and Oklahoma, damaging a school, homes and businesses, officials said. The same storm system was poised to move into Louisiana and Mississippi on Tuesday, carrying the risk…
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The NFL’s new league year began March 16, opening the door for free agents to sign with new teams or reach agreements to stay with their current organizations. As Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles prepares to rework the roster in his second month on the job, the Tribune will track all of the Bears…
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By Annie Millerbernd | NerdWallet The pandemic wreaked a specific kind of havoc on home remodeling. Swelling demand for construction projects collided with material and labor shortages, creating a home improvement traffic jam that has lasted into 2022. “The pandemic threw a very large wrench into everything, but in particular housing,” says Abbe Will, associate…
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Welcome to the Ravens’ free-agency tracker, which will be updated throughout the offseason as the roster takes shape. With the NFL’s new league year beginning March 16 at 4 p.m., teams can officially announce signings and trades. Here’s a rundown of who the Ravens have signed thus far and who’s still on the open market:…
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By AAMER MADHANI WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden plans to announce new sanctions against Russia on Thursday while in Brussels for meetings with NATO and European allies, according to a top national security aide. Biden, who will take part in a special meeting of NATO and address the European Council summit, is also expected…
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By DARLENE SUPERVILLE WASHINGTON (AP) — White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Tuesday that she is positive again for COVID-19 and will not accompany President Joe Biden to Europe this week for urgent meetings with world counterparts on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Biden tested negative on Tuesday, she said. Psaki’s reinfection follows recent positive…
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One of the Honor Concerts gets under way for a large crowd Saturday at Capistrano Hight School Saturday. Capistrano Unified School District celebrates the arts with an Arts and Music Festival Saturday March 19, in Mission Viejo. (Photo by Greg Andersen, Contributing Photographer) Angelo Bernardino, 8, at right, listens to a robot inside the Art…
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Clemmy Brown’s family fortune started with her great-grandfather – the founder of Whirlpool appliances – and grew as his descendants invested and passed down their wealth over generations. But that stops with Brown. Instead of buying property or stocks, the 36-year-old psychotherapist gave away her inheritance – all $1.2 million. And she moved in with…
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“You drive an Avanti?” I replied to John Morlach. It was early 1995. He mentioned his wheels at the end of the interview by our Orange County Register editorial board. “I have to see it.” So we went down and checked it out. That’s what immediately came to mind when Moorlach recently announced he decided…
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As the Miami Dolphins await a decision from prime free-agent tackle Terron Armstead, they already have taken one step this offseason toward fixing a troublesome, concerning offensive line. Former Dallas Cowboys guard Connor Williams comes to Miami as one potential solution on a line that could probably use upgrades at four of the five positions.…
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