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Former LSU receiver Kyren Lacy, who was found dead Saturday night in Houston, died in an apparent suicide in his car while being pursued by authorities, according to a Harris County (Texas) sheriff's report released Sunday.
Traffic is said to be building on a busy road in Cardiff following a 'multi-vehicle' collision. South Wales Police has confirmed it was called to the scene of the crash on the A48 Eastern Avenue westbound off slip for Southern Way in Cardiff.
Vinesh Phogat took aim at social media trolls who accused her of asking for a cash reward of Rs 4 crore from the Haryana government for her achievements at the Paris Olympics 2024. Phogat qualified for the gold medal match but was disqualified for being 100 grams overweight ahead of the bout. However, the Haryana government assured Phogat of benefits equivalent to a Olympics silver medalist. Phogat has now criticised people for accusing her of asking for the rewards and even asked them to 'zip it'.
The Chicago Cubs are receiving praise for how the organization responded to a goose nest in a juniper planter in the iconic bleachers at Wrigley Field.
A road has been closed due to a wildfire in Carmarthenshire. Dyfed-Powys Police has confirmed officers are at the scene and has warned that the A476 Bethania Road is closed in both directions due to the fire between Llannon and Cross Hands.
There is currently queuing traffic in Ceredigion following a crash. Traffic monitoring service, Inrix, has said that the A487 is closed in both directions following a collision between Chapel Street in Taliesin and Maes-y-Deri in Talybont near Aberystwyth.
Former Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat has announced that she would build a world-class sports academy for young athletes with the Rs 4 crore prize money that she received from the Haryana government. Phogat received this award under Haryana's premier sports policy, which allows medal-winning athletes to choose between a government job, a land allotment, or a cash reward. The policy grants Rs. 6 crore for an Olympic gold, Rs. 4 crore for silver, and Rs. 2.5 crore for bronze. Despite being disqualified from the women's 50kg category due to a slight weight infraction, Phogat was still awarded the cash prize equivalent to a silver medalist.
I was drawn to an article published by Forbes titled "How Angel Reese And A’ja Wilson Lead The WNBA’s Growth." There's nothing wrong with this title or this angle for a piece, or with most of the content in the article itself (more on that later).