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Minnesota’s PWHL team will practice at TRIA Rink this season

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:02:30 GMT

Minnesota’s unnamed Professional Women’s Hockey League team will practice at TRIA Rink in downtown St. Paul for a season scheduled to begin in early January.“Minnesota is excited to call TRIA Rink our practice facility,” general manager Natalie Darwitz said in a statement. “TRIA Rink is one of the best ice rinks in the State of Hockey. … Their rink staff is professional and goes the extra mile to truly make us feel that this is a home for our organization.”The team’s inaugural training camp begins this week. The new league, officially born in August, comprises six teams and will play a 24-game season.Related ArticlesMinnesota Wild | ‘Banged up’ Kirill Kaprizov misses practice, but Wild hold off on calling up a forward Minnesota Wild | Dallas sends Wild off to Sweden with 8-3 loss, three-game losing streak Minnesota Wild | Wild’s Freddy Gaudreau begins skating, could play in Sweden Minnesota Wild | No need f...

Teams aren’t even bothering to attack Rudy Gobert, Timberwolves at the rim

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:02:30 GMT

Golden State’s Dario Saric got the ball in the paint late in the first half of Sunday’s game against the Timberwolves with space to operate and only his man in front of him. The problem was, his man was Rudy Gobert. Rather than taking on that challenge, Saric dribbled out and got off the ball.Seconds later, Steph Curry fed Saric again off a pick and roll. Saric took a couple of hard dribbles in the paint, but the issue of Gobert again loomed. This time, Saric at least gave it a try, coming to a jump stop before attempting a no-jump, flip-up shot at the bucket, seemingly trying to catch Gobert off guard.The shot was no good.https://www.twincities.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/d74210f1-2ef2-ec32-cdcb-1574984d0cd0_1280x720.mp4This is the Rudy Gobert effect. A healthier Gobert this fall is back to his usual, dominant defensive self, and opponents have taken notice. He is again a feared figure in the paint, a major deterrent for all opposing offensive threats.“He just ...

‘Banged up’ Kirill Kaprizov misses practice, but Wild hold off on calling up a forward

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:02:30 GMT

Kirill Kaprizov hasn’t been lighting the NHL on fire so far this season, and in fact was below ordinary during an embarrassing, 8-3 loss to the Dallas Stars on Sunday at Xcel Energy Center.But the Wild really don’t want to be without him, and it appears they might have dodged a bullet Monday.Kaprizov wasn’t on the ice for an hour-plus practice at TRIA Rink, and head coach Dean Evason said the Wild were leaning toward calling up an additional forward from Iowa before leaving late Monday for a weeklong trip to Sweden. Instead, the team recalled defenseman Daemon Hunt.Evason said Monday was a “maintenance day” for Kaprizov, adding, “Just banged up a little bit.” But the fact that Minnesota recalled a defenseman instead of a forward seems to indicate the left wing will be ready to play against Ottawa on Saturday, and against Toronto on Sunday, in Stockholm.Asked if Kaprizov’s injury has been a factor in the left wing’s performance, Evason said, “I don’t know. All...

Adams Ambulance Service to close on December 31

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:02:30 GMT

ADAMS, Mass. (NEWS10) — Town officials in Adams announced that Adams Ambulance Service (AAS) will be closing at the end of the year. The town—along with nearby municipalities Cheshire and Savoy—are now preparing for Northern Berkshire EMS to assume the local emergency medical services moving forward. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Adams Ambulance Service, founded in 1970, announced in September that they faced financial struggles, later confirming that they would cease operations effective Dec. 31, 2023. On November 12, Northern Berkshire EMS—a division of North Adams Ambulance Service—said that they're working with AAS and the towns to ensure that Adams, Cheshire, and Savoy are appropriately covered during and after the transition.Could the roughly six miles between North Adams and Adams impact response times in the area? Either way, NBEMS said they need more staff to bolster their response, and they're encouraging AAS employ...

Renewing your license: How to send a vision test to the DMV

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:02:30 GMT

If your license expired between 3/1/2020 – 8/31/2021 & you renewed online by self-certifying your vision, but have not submitted a vision test to DMV, your license will be suspended on 12/01/2023. Submit your vision test now to avoid suspension. For steps on submitting your vision test, please read below.SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) -- New York residents applying for or renewing a driver's license must now pass a vision test. During the vision test, you must "show that you have visual acuity of at least 20/40 (based on the Snellen Visual Acuity Scale) in either or both eyes, with or without corrective lenses," according to the NYSDMV. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! If the time has come for you to renew your license, you're probably wondering how you can submit those details without actually having to go to the DMV. In New York State, there are three ways you can do a vision test. The first way is to go to the DMV to get your v...

Kansas and Missouri on list for states that lose the most packages

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:02:30 GMT

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A new study from Loqate has come out showing which U.S. states are losing the most packages, with Kansas and Missouri near the top.Kansas is second on the list, behind Maryland. The number of monthly online searches related to lost packages in Kansas totals 271,333. When accounting for the state's population of a little under 3 million, that's 9,238 searches per 100,000 people. Compare that to Maryland's leading 9,890 searches per 100,000 people. Missouri is at number seven with 7,274 searches per 100,000 individuals.“There are many frustrating reasons for packages being lost on both the side of the consumer and courier, and things like human error, misdelivery, a wrong address or even theft can all contribute," said Locate Director of Sales and Partnerships, Michelle Moses."Our studies show that 39% of consumers said they wouldn't purchase from a retailer if a package wasn't delivered on time for the holidays, which highlights how important it is to ensure courie...

One dead after crash on I-55 near Bloomington, Illinois

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:02:30 GMT

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. (WMBD) -- The Illinois State Police responded to a deadly multi-vehicle-crash on southbound Interstate 55 near milepost 157 on Monday.According to preliminary information from the state police, troopers responded to the multi-vehicle crash at approximately 11:45 a.m. The ISP said the crash involved a rolled-over semi-truck and its trailer. UPDATE: Bloomington roadways reopened after crashes, delays still expected ISP has reported one person is dead in connection to this incident. The victim will be identified after family members are informed.Traffic is being rerouted onto I-74 just south of Bloomington at this time.The Bloomington Fire Department Haz Mat Team, the Bloomington Police Department, and the McLean County Sheriff’s Office and the McLean County Coroners Office have responded to this incident.This incident remains under investigation.This story will be updated when more information becomes available.

Colorado wildlife officials say elk herd numbers may not be sustainable over the next 20 years

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:02:30 GMT

There are places in Eagle County where there seem to be plenty of elk. But the long-term survival of those herds is in question.Colorado Parks and Wildlife is currently working on a 10-year herd management plan, and Eagle County contains portions of four “Data Analysis Units” in the study. The Eagle County Board of Commissioners heard a report Tuesday about the study so far from a trio of CPW officials.Related ArticlesColorado News | Domestic sheep will no longer graze swath of Colorado land to protect bighorns from “pernicious” disease Colorado News | Opinion: Colorado’s mountain lion hunting helps maintain a delicate balance Colorado News | Opinion: Too many tourists are robbing locals of the hunt Colorado News | Bear attacks St. Regis Aspen Resort security guard in hotel kitchen Wildlife biologist Julie Mao told the commissioners that there’s only so much officials can do to try to manage herds. The...

China, the Environment, and the return of David Cameron as British Foreign Secretary

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:02:30 GMT

The issue of environmental sustainability has increasingly taken centre stage in global political discourse. Nations worldwide are navigating the intricate balance between economic growth and environmental preservation. Within this landscape, the United Kingdom has been progressively emphasizing its commitment to sustainability, albeit with fluctuations and nuanced approaches – writes Colin Stevens.The appointment of David Cameron as British Foreign Secretary, a seasoned political figure known for his prior role as British Prime Minister and his inclinations toward fostering economic ties, particularly with China, raises intriguing prospects and concerns regarding British foreign policy and its environmental stance.The UK's Environmental CommitmentOver recent years, the UK has voiced strong commitments to environmental sustainability. Ambitious targets have been set, from carbon neutrality goals to phasing out petrol and diesel vehicles. The government has invested in renewable ener...

'100% chance' of rain in Southern California this week

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:02:30 GMT

A slow-moving storm system is still on track to drench Southern California this week with significant rain.After relatively mild weather on Monday and Tuesday, "business" begins to pick up on Wednesday across the region, according to the National Weather Service.There will be increasing chances of rain throughout the day, and, by Wednesday evening, most areas can expect to receive around a quarter inch of rain.Satellite-radar composite of the atmospheric river headed toward Southern California. Nov. 13, 2023. Precipitation from the atmospheric river event continues through Thursday, Friday and into Saturday.“It looks like Friday will be the wettest day of the week when we’ll see moderate to heavier rainfall, especially in the foothill and valley communities,” says KTLA’s Kaj Goldberg.The preliminary forecast calls for one to 1.5 inches of rain along the coast and in the Los Angeles basin through Saturday. Valleys and foothills can expect 1.25 to 2 inches, and mountains will receive ...