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Bronny James' cardiac arrest likely caused by heart defect, family spokesperson says

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:51 GMT

(WJW) - LeBron "Bronny" James Jr.'s cardiac arrest was likely caused by a heart defect, a family spokesperson said Friday.The 18-year-old suffered a medical emergency during basketball practice at the University of Southern California on July 24. He was rushed to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, arriving at the facility "fully conscious, neurologically intact and stable," and was discharged days later, according to a statement issued by Cedars-Sinai Medical Group’s Dr. Merije Chukumerije. James has been recovering ever since, making appearances out in public and, as reported by Entertainment Tonight, he recently joined his dad at the Drake concert in Los Angeles. How much do NBA All-Star players get paid? However, the younger James has yet to return to basketball. On Friday, ESPN insider Jeff Borzello shared a statement from a James Family spokesperson on Twitter, saying his cardiac arrest was caused by an “anatomically and functionally significant congenital heart defect.”The stateme...

Ingalls Foundation 50th Annual Benefit Gala returns with Diana Ross

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:51 GMT

The Ingalls Development Foundation and UChicago Medicine are teaming up for their 50th Annual Benefit Gala headlined by legendary Diana Ross. Cancer Survivor Marilu Flores and Vice President of philanthropy Paul Donohue join WGN Weekend Morning News to share more.Love the WGN Morning News? We love you, too. And you can have all the hijinks delivered to your inbox every weekday morning. Sign up and subscribe to our WGN Morning News newsletter.

How long does it take to charge a Tesla?

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:51 GMT

(iSeeCars) -- Rising gas prices and federal tax credits for consumers of electric vehicles (EVs) have made Tesla—which accounts for over half of EVs on the road—a significant player in the auto industry for over a decade. Given their popularity and increasing accessibility, many consumers are curious about the charging options available for current models. Below, we explain what you need to know about how long it takes to charge each one of Tesla’s electric cars, while also noting their battery range, charging prices, and other variables involved in Tesla charge times. Parked Charging OptionsHow you charge your Tesla and the charging time involved comes down to where you charge your car battery and what Tesla model you’re driving. According to the Department of Energy, home charging represents 81% of EV charging, with an additional 14% at work, and 5% at commercial charging stations.Level 2 Wall Connector: A Tesla Wall Connector will give your vehicle a 44-mile range per hour c...

New Texas law will close dog, cat breeding loophole

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:51 GMT

LUBBOCK, Texas — A Texas law to close loopholes for large-scale commercial dog and cat breeding operations takes effect Sept. 1.Current law defines a dog or cat breeder as someone who possesses 11 or more adult unspayed females and sells 20 or more puppies or kittens in a calendar year. However, this poses a few problems.One problem is that 10 adult female dogs can give birth to up to 120 puppies per year, according to the Animal Legal Defense Fund (ALDF).Another problem is the increased potential for untraceable cash transactions, which then lead to large-scale breeding operations that lack proper regulation or oversight.Governor Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 876 into law on May 29. The law will require dog or cat breeders with five or more adult unspayed females to obtain a license to operate under the Texas Occupations Code.Breeding dogs and cats will be considered a profession, so Texas breeders will be held to a higher standard.Steven Greene, director of operations at Lubbock ...

Other voices: Tough on crime should not mean inhumane U.S. prison conditions

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:51 GMT

CHICAGO — At the Waupun Correctional Institution, a maximum security Wisconsin penitentiary located about three hours northwest of Chicago, some 1,000 prisoners have been confined mostly to their cells for more than four months. In an extensive Aug. 19 report on the horrendous conditions, The New York Times alleged “walls speckled with feces and blood,” birds flying around cells, an absence of toilet paper, the cancellation of any and all visits with family and no meaningful time whatsoever in the fresh air.Officials argued that staff shortages and threats of significant disorder and disruption at the prison had forced their hand — but that is no excuse for such inhumane official treatments of human beings over so long a spell. Whatever their offense. Governmental inability to recruit staff should not mean worse conditions for inmates, and the situation at Waupun sounds like it borders on cruel and unusual punishment.Waupun is hardly alone. Take, in a very di...

Working Strategies: Reeling ’em in with your résumé headline

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:51 GMT

Amy LindgrenOne of the least-optimized sections of a résumé can be the very precious real estate near the top of the page. Not only do candidates sometimes “rattle on” with five or eight lines devoted to their contact information, but then they often jump directly into their last job or training experience, entirely without preamble.That’s like walking into a room full of strangers and starting a conversation mid-sentence. Without context or introduction, no one knows what you’re talking about or even why you’re there.Luckily, there are several introductory sections you can use to welcome the reader to your document while also directing attention to key points in your experience. Professional profiles, career objectives and bulleted skills sections all fall into this category.For the best impact and greatest flexibility for future revisions, choose any or all of the sections named above. Then, add a headline to provide the context and introduction all in one.The options are endless,...

Capital Region man plays catch every day for a year in honor of late son

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:51 GMT

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Playing catch is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and connect with another person. For one local man, keeping the memory of his son alive, it’s much deeper. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Don Kirk plays catch for a special reason: to honor his late son, Jonathan."He was 35 when we lost him," Don told NEWS10 during a cross between an interview and a game of catch on the front lawn of the station.Don said Jonathan did well after his heart transplant, for about 15 months."We golfed," Don recalled, "he carried his clubs once."But then, one day in 2017, Jonathan collapsed. The grieving process has not been easy for Don, but deciding last August to play "Jonathan's Catch" every day for a year, no matter the weather, has helped."People say they've seen a difference in me," Don said. Bennington skydiver dares 57 jumps to honor dad He added that since the winter was so mild, he only had to play inside a hand...

Gallatin man arrested for alleged groping at Bard College

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:51 GMT

RED HOOK, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- A Gallatin man has been arrested following an investigation into multiple groping incidents, according to police. Nathan Holmes, 32, was charged with two counts of forcible touching. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! The investigation by police determined that Holmes was reportedly the perpetrator of two separate occurrences at Bard College in which victims were sexually groped in public. Police stated that Holmes is not a student or staff member at the college. Holmes was arraigned at the Red Hook Court and returned to the Albany County Jail, where he is being held for similar offenses. He is next scheduled to appear before the Red Hook Court on September 28.

St. Louis school security guard sentenced to 67 years for child sexual assault

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:51 GMT

ST. LOUIS – A St. Louis man has been sentenced to 67 years for committing six child sex crimes. He was convicted on June 28 for the sexual assault of an underage teen.On Friday, August 25, Dexter Wade, 40, was sentenced to 67 years in prison for the six child sex crimes he committed in 2014 and 2015. A St. Louis County jury found Wade guilty of Statutory rape in the 1st Degree, three counts of Statutory sodomy in the 1st Degree, Statutory rape in the 2nd Degree, and Enticement of a Child. Horrific crimes of serial killer Timothy Wayne Krajcir The victim was an underage teen at a school where Wade worked as a security guard. The victim reported the crimes in 2020.

Wood River's Atomic Pinball Arcade is a haven for pinball and community

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:51 GMT

WOOD RIVER, Ill. - The resounding clatter of silver balls, flashing lights, and triumphant pings echoing through the air—these are the heartbeats of Atomic Pinball Arcade. Situated in downtown Wood River, this establishment isn't just a gaming haven; it's a testament to the enduring appeal of pinball, the excitement of competition, and the nostalgia of cherished memories. Evolution of Pinball: Contrary to pinball's stereotype as a relic of the past, Charles Sanderson, the owner and visionary behind this unique establishment, sheds light on the game's modern allure. "Older people come in, and they always ask about the older machines," he said. "Those were fun when you were 13, but they're not so fun at 53." With intricate rule sets and dynamic challenges, pinball has transformed into a captivating blend of strategy and skill. "In the old days, it was about mastering a skill set and following a set of rules," he explained. The past's simple rules involved...