Three states have suspended their gas taxes, about two dozen are considering some form of relief and even a group of Democrats in the United States Senate have proposed suspending the federal gas tax. The California Legislature, meanwhile, has left on recess without providing relief to California drivers and the governor remains dead-set on…
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The South Florida Sun Sentinel continues its 10-part series looking at the top prospects in the upcoming NFL draft (April 28-30) with receivers. This is one of the deepest positions in the 2022 draft, but the caliber of the top-end receivers doesn’t match last year’s class, which was highlighted by Ja’Marr Chase, Jaylen Waddle and…
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The Miami Dolphins had to add wide receivers this offseason to arm quarterback Tua Tagovailoa with pass-catching targets. They addressed the need by landing the NFL’s fastest and one of the most productive at the position. Trading for former Kansas City Chiefs star Tyreek Hill and signing him to a four-year, $120 million extension to…
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By JENNIFER PELTZ, MICHAEL R. SISAK and MICHAEL BALSAMO NEW YORK (AP) — A man sought in connection with an attack on a subway train in Brooklyn that left 10 people shot — and once again interrupted New York City’s long journey to post-pandemic normalcy — is now considered a suspect, Mayor Eric Adams said…
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The first-round playoff schedule has been set for the No. 6 seed Chicago Bulls vs. the No. 3 seed Milwaukee Bucks. The best-of-seven series will start at 5:30 p.m. Sunday at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee with TV coverage on TNT. Here’s the schedule for the entire series, with times and TV (all times Central): Game…
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There has never been a question about Aaron Hicks’ talent. So it was no surprise on Tuesday night when the outfielder sent the ball just over the right-field wall for his first home run of the season. Hicks has always had the ability and the power that intrigues the Yankees. It’s just been about his ability…
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With a mix of music blasting through speakers, smoke from barbecues, plenty of cold beers and perfect baseball weather, the return of tailgating was just one of many things Chicago White Sox fans had to celebrate at Tuesday’s home opener at Guaranteed Rate Field. “Today I’m celebrating being cancer-free!” said Kim Crouse, 36, a South…
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A physician who’s fairly progressive and had a solid showing in a 2018 statewide race. A conservative retired Marine colonel who two years ago made it through a congressional primary. A young junk hauler and self-proclaimed American Nationalist who’s pledging to “take out the trash” in Washington, D.C. The field of challengers for the newly…
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On a recent school day, students at the Samueli Academy in Santa Ana waved orange and black pompons and cheered during a basketball game that pitted middle schoolers against staff. Just a few months ago, that wouldn’t have been possible. The gymnasium is new. So is the soccer field. They are the last pieces of…
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1. If you have bare earth around your house and do not yet know what to do with it, plant red or pink clover, whose seeds are widely available through Internet vendors, until you make a decision. The symbiotic bacteria that live in symbiosis with clover roots manufacture nitrate that enhances soil fertility. Meanwhile, clover…
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