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Man killed after car hits utility pole, slams into house in SW Miami-Dade, witnesses say

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:03 GMT

Police are investigating a crash in Southwest Miami-Dade that, witnesses said, left an older man dead.Miami-Dade Police and Fire Rescue units responded to the scene along Coral Way, near Southwest 59th Avenue, just after 7 a.m., Saturday.7News cameras captured the victim’s mangled Nissan Cube, as well as police officers at the scene.A good Samaritan who rushed to the victim’s aid spoke with 7News.“You don’t want to get up and think that outside of your door will be somebody dead. Like, it’s really sad,” said the man, who asked not to be identified or show his face on camera.Witnesses said the victim was driving west when he hit a utility pole, swiped several parked cars and crashed into a house.“He must have died instantly, because it was very hard,” said the good Samaritan.The good Samaritan, who lives a few doors down, said he heard the crash and immediately ran outside to help the driver.“I tried to open the car, but it was im...

Mexico makes agreement with US to deport migrants from its border cities amid ongoing surge in illegal migration

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:03 GMT

(CNN) — Mexico has made an agreement with the United States to deport migrants from its border cities to their home countries and take several actions to deter migrants as part of a new effort to combat the recent surge in border crossings.Mexican officials met with US Customs and Border Protection officials on Friday in Ciudad Juárez,, Mexico, which is across the border from El Paso, Texas, following the recent spike in illegal crossings into the US, which temporarily closed an international bridge and paused Mexico’s main cargo train system.As part of the agreement, Mexico agreed to “depressurize” its northern cities, which border the El Paso, San Diego and Eagle Pass, Texas, where the mayor has declared a state of emergency. They will also implement more than a dozen actions to prevent migrants from risking their lives by using the railway system to reach the US-Mexico border, according to Mexico’s National Migration Institute.The US Department of Defense is ramping up resou...

John Means flirts with another no-hitter to help Orioles beat Guardians, 2-1, ending 3-game skid

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:03 GMT

John Means threw his signature change-up, then grimaced and dropped his head. He knew immediately that his pursuit of a second no-hitter, just like the ball off Andrés Giménez’s bat, was gone.The two-out home run in the seventh inning marked the first hit Means allowed in his third start back with the Orioles after last year’s Tommy John elbow reconstruction, and it provided the only run the Cleveland Guardians scored in Baltimore’s 2-1 victory.Means’ pitch count likely would have prevented him from finishing the feat, as he did May 5, 2021, against the Seattle Mariners for the Orioles’ first solo no-hitter since 1969. Saturday’s start marked Means’ longest since that game.He followed Giménez’s home run, on his season-high 89th pitch, by inducing a popout one offering later. And with a left-handed hitter opening the eighth, manager Brandon Hyde gave Means one more batter. Hyde said before the game he wouldn’t put M...

Investigation underway after fire breaks out at South Side high-rise

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:03 GMT

CHICAGO — Officials are investigating the cause of a fire that broke out at a high-rise apartment on the city's South Side, according to the Chicago Fire Department.Officials say the blaze broke out at the Lawless Garden apartments in the 3500 block of South Rhodes Avenue around 5:20 p.m. on Saturday evening. 15-year-old critical after driver crashes stolen Kia into John Deere tractor in Joliet According to officials, the fire started inside of a tenth-floor unit and was quickly extinguished. Three people were inside the unit at the time the blaze broke out and were not injured.Chicago fire officials say they implemented a "shelter in place" order for units that were not directly impacted by the fire. Former west suburban man convicted of detonating pipe bomb at Hinsdale train station in 2006 Officials say the building's smoke alarms were working, but some residents on scene said they did not hear them go off.Currently, it is unclear what caused the fire and officials say an inv...

Search underway for missing, endangered man last seen at home in Dunning

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:03 GMT

CHICAGO — Police say a search is underway for a missing and endangered man last seen at his home in the city's Dunning neighborhood. According to Chicago police, 59-year-old Nicholas "Nick" Caluris was last seen on Friday morning and police say he is reported as a high-risk missing person.  Former west suburban man convicted of detonating pipe bomb at Hinsdale train station in 2006 Police say Caluris was last seen just after 10 a.m. at his home in the 3200 block of North Osceola in Dunning.A person who is designated as endangered is believed to be in danger due to one or several factors that could expose them to injury or harm. Caluris stands 6-foot-2, weighs around 200 lbs. and has brown and grey hair and brown eyes. Officers did not provide details on what kind of clothes he was wearing at the time of his disappearance.  15-year-old critical after driver crashes stolen Kia into John Deere tractor in Joliet Police notified the public about Caluris' disappearance in a news ...

Keeler: Deion Sanders, CU Buffs are “fighting for clicks?” Dan Lanning, Oregon weren’t just the better team Saturday. They were the bigger hypocrites.

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:03 GMT

EUGENE, Ore. — Talk about the pot calling the kettle green.Or yellow. Or chartreuse. Or whatever color Oregon happens to be wearing in a given week.The Ducks on Saturday sported cleats that change color according to your body temperature. For more than two decades, Oregon’s performed in more wardrobe combinations than Elton John.So, yeah, the idea of Ducks football coach Dan Lanning pointing fingers at Deion Sanders and CU for choosing sizzle over steak is pretty rich.But you do you, young man.“(We’re) rooted in substance, not flash … the Cinderella story is over,” Lanning told his guys before the game in, ironically, the most click-worthy story of a painful 42-6 Buffs backside-kicking.“They’re fighting for clicks, we’re fighting for wins. There’s a difference. This game ain’t gonna be played in Hollywood. It’s gonna be played on the grass.”Yes, the Buffs got their collective grasses kicked.CU was also the...

Kiszla: After 42-6 beatdown by Oregon, Deion Sanders declares: “You better get me now. This is the worst we’re going to be.”

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:03 GMT

EUGENE, Ore — Coach Click got the buttocks of his CU Buffs kicked.They comin’, Deion Sanders.And the powers that be in college football are coming for you.“That was a really good, old-fashioned butt-kicking,” Sanders said Saturday, after Oregon coach Dan Lanning turned this game into a personal vendetta and pounded the Buffs until there was no fight left in them during a 42-6 beatdown.The Ducks played with a passion fueled by their coach. Prior to kickoff, Lanning promised his team the Buffs were headed for a hard fall.“The Cinderella story is over, men,” Lanning told his players. “They’re fighting for clicks, we’re fighting for wins. There’s a difference. This game ain’t going to be played in Hollywood, it’s going to be played on the grass.”On the synthetic grass of Autzen Stadium, Oregon kicked the Buffs’  …“Teams are trying to beat me. They’re not trying to beat our team. They keep forgetting I’m not playing any more. I had a great career. I’m serious, I’ve got a gold jacke...

PHOTOS: CU Buffs handed 42-6 defeat by Oregon Ducks

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:03 GMT

EUGENE, Ore. — Even at 3-0, darlings of the nation, Deion Sanders warned those jumping onto the Buffs Bandwagon — some seats might’ve just come open, by the way — that CU was still about a half-dozen or so “dawgs” away from where he wanted the program to be.On Saturday, it became painfully clear, right away, that most of those missing pieces are along the offensive and defensive lines.The Buffs allowed 240 rushing yards — 161 in the first half alone — and 522 yards of total offense to the tenth-ranked Ducks, who scored on five of their first six possessions, led 35-0 at the half and cruised to a 42-6 win over the No. 19 Buffs.“I think that was a good old fashioned butt-kicking,” Sanders, the Buffs’ first-year coach, said after suffering his first loss at CU and largest margin of defeat ever as a college coach. “No excuses. No nothing. Their coaches did a heck of a job preparing their team. Obviously, we didn’t. I mean, that was a really good, old-fashioned butt-kicking.”Click here t...

Colorado Mines football routs CSU Pueblo to move to 4-0

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:03 GMT

The Colorado School of Mines football program has its eyes on a national title.Establishing dominance in-state is now a given.Related ArticlesCollege Sports | PHOTOS: CU Buffs handed 42-6 defeat by Oregon Ducks College Sports | CU Buffs have long way to go to match Oregon, USC up front. And Deion Sanders knows it. College Sports | CU Buffs vs. Oregon quick hits: Coach Prime gets humbling many thought — and some hoped — they’d see three weeks ago at TCU College Sports | How it happened: Colorado gets blown out in Pac-12 opener at Oregon College Sports | CU Boulder sees record-breaking revenue from CU Buffs football That was certainly the case Saturday at ThunderBowl in Pueblo, where the second-ranked Orediggers routed the CSU Pueblo ThunderWolves, 55-14, behind 563 yards of offense in an RMAC victory.Mines senior quarter John Matocha completed 27 of 35 passes for 328 yards and three touchdowns, whil...

Santa Rosa’s Scott Alexander shut down with hamstring strain. Will he be back with SF Giants in 2024?

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 08:00:03 GMT

LOS ANGELES — Scott Alexander, a Santa Rosa native, has possibly thrown his last pitch for his hometown San Francisco Giants.Alexander, 34, strained his left hamstring before Saturday’s game while running sprints, landing him on the injured list and ruling him out for the rest of this season. In a corresponding move, the Giants called up outfielder Heliot Ramos from Triple-A Sacramento.While Alexander told the Bay Area News Group that he would like to return next year, the sinkerballing left-hander is set to be a free agent this offseason, and the Giants might prefer to build their bullpen next year without him.“I like it here a lot. I would love to come back,” he said in an interview last week. “But it’s kind of out of my hands.”The Giants signed Alexander to a minor-league contract last May when he couldn’t find any takers. His shoulder was injured, but doctors couldn’t pinpoint the exact ailment. The Giants allowed him to rehab unde...