MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — Minnesota Aurora FC’s season officially begins with a sold-out home opener Thursday evening. If you can’t cheer for the team in person this summer, you can stream the gameday experience on CBS News Minnesota. Let’s go, Aurora! You can stream the home opener tonight at 7 p.m. on CBS News Minnesota. https://t.co/ucWUJlrQYc pic.twitter.com/3qoA88e7Mk — WCCO – CBS Minnesota (@WCCO) May 26, 2022 Earlier this month, Aurora announced a partnership with WCCO TV to stream all home matches on the station’s digital platform. The free, livestream service is available to fans on the CBS News app and Pluto TV. RELATED : Aurora FC Home Matches Will Stream Live On CBS News Minnesota Aurora takes on Green Bay Glory at 7 p.m. at TCO Stadium in Eagan. Aurora’s full home schedule: Aurora matches on CBS News Minnesota will feature interviews with players, coaches and staff. Those will be part of a halftime news program that means you won’t miss out … [Read more...] about How To Watch: Aurora FC Home Games Will Stream On CBS News Minnesota
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‘Stop being a propagandist’: Sen. Ted Cruz dodges questions from reporters about gun reform
This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 3 Sen. Ted Cruz is doubling down on blaming mental health as the cause for the Robb Elementary School shooting in Uvalde, Texas that left 22 people dead, including 19 children and two teachers. The Republican senator stormed out of an interview Wednesday after being asked if gun laws will change following the nation's worst school shooting since Sandy Hook in 2012. The Republican senator joined Gov. Greg Abbott and other Republican politicians as well as hundreds of relatives and friends of the victims mourning at a vigil in Uvalde Wednesday. At the vigil, Cruz was approached by British journalist Mark Stone of Sky News . The Republican senator told Stone: "There are 19 sets of parents who are never going to get to kiss their child tonight." Stone then questioned the Republican senator if now was the moment to reform gun laws. In response, Cruz rolled his eyes, and accused Stone of … [Read more...] about ‘Stop being a propagandist’: Sen. Ted Cruz dodges questions from reporters about gun reform
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Get started! Edited by Sprout Team Manager Across Indiana | News | 1d A Pastor Confessed To Adultery — The Woman Says She Was 16 An Indiana pastor admitted to adultery. Then the woman addressed the congregation with another revelation. Anna Bybee-Schier , Patch Staff Thank Share Across Indiana | News | Apr 20 Child Found Dead In Indiana Was Stuffed In Suitcase A 5-year-old boy whose body was found in Washington County over the weekend had been stuffed into a suitcase. Jeffrey Perkins , Patch Staff Thank Share Across America, US | Sponsored | May 19 How To Get Your Home Ready For Memorial Day Weekend In 5 Easy Steps Stay cool by outsourcing pre-summer tasks such as deep cleaning, yard work and pool maintenance using professionals in your area. … [Read more...] about Indiana State News
Rattlesnakes Thriving Between Sacramento And Lake Tahoe, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Report Says
SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — According to a new study from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, rattlesnakes are thriving in California. The report states that snakes are among the fastest-growing animal population in the state. READ MORE: CHP Investigating Deadly Crash Near Power Inn Road And Elsie Avenue Towns along Highway 50, between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe, are becoming boom towns for rattlesnakes. READ MORE: Kevin Spacey Charged In UK with 4 counts of Sexual Assault Experts say that climate change is the cause of the increase in the snake population because it creates a perfect environment for them. MORE NEWS: As COVID Cases Spike, San Joaquin County Opening New Test To Treat Center In Tracy Wildlife experts advise hikers to stay on the trail and never step into an area where they can’t see. … [Read more...] about Rattlesnakes Thriving Between Sacramento And Lake Tahoe, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Report Says
Sacramento Firefighters Respond To Brush Fire Near Bike Trail
SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Sacramento firefighters responded to a brush fire near the Two Rivers bike trail Thursday morning. Fire crews arrived in an area north of Richards Boulevard and began to attack the fire, which firefighters say could have been aided by the breezy wind. READ MORE: CHP Investigating Deadly Crash Near Power Inn Road And Elsie Avenue The fire was put out quickly, but they are staying on the scene to put out any additional hot spots. READ MORE: Kevin Spacey Charged In UK with 4 counts of Sexual Assault No injuries were reported. MORE NEWS: As COVID Cases Spike, San Joaquin County Opening New Test To Treat Center In Tracy … [Read more...] about Sacramento Firefighters Respond To Brush Fire Near Bike Trail
House Votes Against Taking Up Gun Bill After Texas Killings
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — An effort by Democratic lawmakers in Pennsylvania to ban owning, selling or making high-capacity, semi-automatic firearms went nowhere Wednesday as state House Republicans again displayed their firm opposition to gun restriction proposals. The state House of Representatives voted 111-87 against the effort by Democratic Rep. Danielle Friel Otten of Chester County to take up the bill after Majority Leader Kerry Benninghoff argued it should have to go through a committee first. READ MORE: Portion Of Atlantic City Board Walk That Is More Than 100 Years Old To Get Makeover The bill has spent more than a year in the Judiciary Committee, where Chairman Rob Kauffman, R-Franklin, has bottled up most proposals to regulate or restrict firearms. During floor debate, Otten said the massacre of 19 children and two teachers at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas on Tuesday created a “moral obligation to act, today, before this happens one more time.” Minority … [Read more...] about House Votes Against Taking Up Gun Bill After Texas Killings
Portion Of Atlantic City Board Walk That Is More Than 100 Years Old To Get Makeover
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (CBS) – Part of the Atlantic City Boardwalk will be reconstructed thanks in part to a federal grant. The U.S. Economic Development Authority has awarded the city $6 million. The mayor’s office says the city plans to replace a section of the boardwalk that is more than 100 years old. READ MORE: Camden Police To Indefinitely Increase Presence At District Schools Following Heart-Wrenching Texas School Shooting The project is estimated to cost $60 million. READ MORE: Preliminary Hearing For Former Pennsylvania AG Kathleen Kane Delayed Until August “Six million isn’t going to get the whole thing done, but that’s a start and cost Atlantic City residents no money at all,” Mayor Marty Small Jr. said. The funding came from the American Rescue Plan. MORE NEWS: Investigators Find Video Game Controller, Not Firearm At Armstrong Middle School After Reports Student Boarded Bus With Gun The city also announced funding for street repaving projects and the … [Read more...] about Portion Of Atlantic City Board Walk That Is More Than 100 Years Old To Get Makeover
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Get started! Edited by Sprout Team Manager Across Kentucky | News | 6d These Shelter Dogs In Rural Kentucky Are Ready For Their Closeup A photographer is hoping high-quality portraits will help the animals at a crowded shelter in a remote area find their forever homes. Anna Bybee-Schier , Patch Staff Thank Share Lexington, KY | News | Nov 2019 Kentucky Governor Election 2019 Results: Beshear Named Winner The 2019 Kentucky governor election between incumbent Republican Gov. Matt Bevin and Democratic challenger Andy Beshear was a nail biter. Todd Richissin , Patch Staff Thank Share Across America, US | Sponsored | May 19 How To Get Your Home Ready For Memorial Day Weekend In 5 Easy Steps Stay cool by outsourcing pre-summer tasks such as deep cleaning, yard work … [Read more...] about Kentucky State News
Schools In Philadelphia, South Jersey Evaluating Security Measures Following Texas School Shooting
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Schools in Philadelphia and South Jersey are increasing security measures following the massacre in Texas. They’re also offering support to students who need it. At Sheridan Elementary School in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood, tearful conversations took place between students and staff in the wake of the school massacre in Texas. READ MORE: More Than 100 Philadelphia Middle Schoolers Demand Pennsylvania Lawmakers To Vote On Gun Control Measures Seventy percent of the student population is Hispanic. “One of the reasons for that impact, I think, felt so strong was that the kids look just like ours, the ones who were killed in Texas,” assistant principal Julio Nunez said. The school is making three counselors available to any student who needs to talk. “Giving them that sense of what they can do is important so they’re not walking from conversations feeling hopeless,” Nunez said. To give parents peace of mind, police ramped up their presence at … [Read more...] about Schools In Philadelphia, South Jersey Evaluating Security Measures Following Texas School Shooting
Russia slams sanctions, seeks to blame West for food crisis
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Moscow pressed the West on Thursday to lift sanctions against Russia over the war in Ukraine, seeking to shift the blame for a growing food crisis that has been worsened by Kyiv’s inability to ship millions of tons of grain and other agricultural products due to the conflict. Britain immediately accused Russia of “trying to hold the world to ransom,” insisting there would be no sanctions relief, and a top U.S. diplomat blasted the "sheer barbarity, sadistic cruelty and lawlessness” of the invasion. Ukraine is one of the world’s largest exporters of wheat, corn and sunflower oil, but the war, including a Russian blockade of its ports, has halted much of that flow, endangering world food supplies. Many of those ports are now also heavily mined. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov tried to put the blame squarely on the sanctions. "We accuse Western countries of taking a series of unlawful actions that has led to the blockade,” he said in a call with reporters. … [Read more...] about Russia slams sanctions, seeks to blame West for food crisis