By STEVE KARNOWSKI, Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A Minneapolis man was arrested Thursday on charges of cyberstalking and threatening to kill or assault Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers involved in the crackdown in Minnesota. Federal prosecutors said in a statement that Kyle Wagner, 37, of Minneapolis, was charged by complaint, and that a decision…
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The firewood storage area. (Photo by Craig Bernardi Photography) The great room and kitchen. (Photo by Craig Bernardi Photography) The kitchen. (Photo by Craig Bernardi Photography) The great room’s fold-away glass doors open to a fireside conversation area on the deck. (Photo by Craig Bernardi Photography) The primary suite. (Photo by Craig Bernardi Photography) Stairs…
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After years of making beer and becoming one of the defining breweries in the city, Angel City Brewery is closing its Arts District brewery. The closure of the brewery was announced on Angel City’s Facebook page on Feb. 4. “Alrighty everybody, we hate to say it, but it needs to be said — we’re going…
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Part of the beauty of golf involves friendship, shared moments and the fact that no matter your skill level, you can play with or against anyone, because you’re playing against the golf course, not other golfers, based on the game’s handicap index. Former Orange Coast College baseball shortstop Donnie Hill, a switch-hitting infielder who played…
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By HOWARD FENDRICH MILWAUKEE (AP) — Fun and goofy off-ice bonding is no guarantee of Olympic success, of course. Related Articles The Olympics arrive with the US a favorite, rekindling fond memories of 1980’s ‘Miracle on Ice’ San Siro: What to know about Milan’s iconic stadium hosting the Winter Olympics opening ceremony Israel’s first Olympic…
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By JONEL ALECCIA, AP Health Writer The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is relaxing rules that restrict when food companies can claim their products have no artificial colors. The agency announced Thursday that food labels may claim to have “no artificial colors” when they are free of petroleum-based dyes, even when they contain dyes derived…
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When government grows to dominate ever-larger shares of the economy, and when politicians refuse to be responsible about what they spend, there’s a predictable next move: Insist that the problem is “the rich” not paying enough. Never mind that high earners already shoulder a disproportionate share of the tax burden. Never mind that relying on…
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Collagen supplements have surged in popularity, marketed as an easy solution for smoother, firmer and more youthful-looking skin. It has evolved from a niche sports nutrition product into a mainstream wellness staple for beauty, joint health and healthy aging. Despite their popularity, scientific evidence shows that overall nutrition from whole foods plays a more significant…
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By Nadia Lathan | CalMatters Just months after lawmakers enacted major reforms to speed up home and apartment building, a new proposal seeks to force even more cities to allow housing near major transit hubs. It has reignited divisions among Democratic lawmakers who are wary of the state telling cities how and where to build.…
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By Alejandro Lazo | CalMatters Californians could get instant rebates on electric vehicle purchases under Gov. Gavin Newsom’s $200 million plan, which would require automakers to match state incentives dollar-for-dollar. Also see: Newsom wants $200M for EV rebates. Experts say it’s not enough The plan, which the Legislature must still approve, lays out for the…
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