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Burned remnants of prized Jackie Robinson statue found after theft from public park in Kansas

Fire crews found the burned remnants Tuesday of a prized bronze statue of Jackie Robinson that was stolen last week from a public park in Kansas, authorities said. The Wichita fire department received a call around 8:40 a.m.

Official found it 'strange' that Michigan school shooter's mom didn't take him home over drawing

A counselor testified Monday that he was "caught off guard" when the parents of a Michigan teenager refused to voluntarily take the boy home from school when confronted with a violent drawing their son made hours before he opened fire and killed four students.

Grammys 2024: From how to watch the music-filled show to who's nominated, here's what to know

The 66th Grammy Awards will take place Sunday at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. Here’s what you need to know about the awards, including how to stream and where you can see music’s biggest stars walking the red carpet.

Mission Vista teacher to represent California in national NASA Research Program

A Mission Vista High School teacher has been chosen to take part in an exclusive NASA research program, the Vista Unified School District announced.

Amelia Earhart plane crash: Air Force vet is 'certain' images are history's most fascinating wreck

Deep Sea Vision captured blurry, underwater images on the last day of their 90-day expedition that he's certain is Amelia Earhart's missing plane

You'll have to pay taxes on some Venmo, CashApp funds soon

With tax season starting this week, you might notice Form 1099-K in your mailbox, which taxes earnings you've made on mobile apps.

FAFSA changes lead to delay of financial aid info for students, colleges

The information from the FAFSA forms was supposed to begin transferring this month, but is now two months delayed.

Around the world

'Expats,' starring Nicole Kidman, was filmed in Hong Kong, but you can't watch it there

Nicole Kidman’s latest project is set in Hong Kong, but people living there are blocked from seeing it.

Where do the parties stand on efforts to secure a cease-fire in Gaza and the release of hostages?

U.S. and Mideast mediators appeared optimistic in recent days that they were closing in on a deal for a two-month cease-fire in Gaza and the release of over 100 hostages held by Hamas.

Israeli forces dressed as women and medics kill 3 militants in West Bank hospital

Israeli forces disguised as civilian women and medical workers stormed a hospital in the occupied West Bank and killed three Palestinian militants.

Transgender swimmer Lia Thomas asks CAS to overturn race ban rules as discrimination

LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) — Transgender swimmer Lia Thomas has asked a Swiss sports court to overturn rules imposed by World Aquatics which stop her competing in elite women’s races. The Court of Arbitration for Sport says it registered Thomas’ request but no date for a hearing was decided.

Hong Kong begins work on its own National Security Law, years after a similar law crushed dissent

Hong Kong has begun a public consultation on a local National Security Law, more than three years after Beijing imposed a similar law that has all but wiped out dissent in the semi-autonomous city.

Poland's new government asks Germany to think creatively about compensation for World War II losses

BERLIN, Germany (AP) — The foreign minister in Poland's new pro-European Union government said Tuesday he would like Germany's leaders to think in a “creative” way about compensating Poland for huge losses it suffered at German hands during World War II.

Iran launches 3 satellites into space that are part of a Western-criticized program as tensions rise

JERUSALEM (AP) — Iran said Sunday it successfully launched three satellites into space with a rocket that had multiple failures in the past, the latest for a program that the West says improves Tehran's ballistic missiles.

Technology

A look at some of the companies in the technology sector that have recently made layoffs

A bunch of companies in the technology sector have been laying off some of their employees recently after quickly ramping up hiring during the COVID-19 pandemic while people spent more time and money online. Now, many of them are making job cuts to help lower costs and bolster their bottom lines.

It may look like an eagle, but it's actually a stealthy bird drone for covert missions

The Evolution Eagle is a stealthy and versatile drone that can fly like a real bird of prey and protect the sky from various threats.

Generative AI is earning good grades in education

As Nelson Mandela opined, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”  Teachers and access to education play a crucial role in our future.

Judge rules Musk must give up Tesla compensation worth billions

A Delaware judge ruled Tuesday that Tesla CEO Elon Musk must give up a 2018 bonus agreement that could be worth up to $55.8 billion, determining that it was not negotiated fairly.

Space shuttle Endeavour hoisted for display in launch configuration at Los Angeles science museum

The retired NASA space shuttle Endeavour has been carefully hoisted into place at a Los Angeles science museum where it will be displayed as if it is about to blast off.

George Carlin estate sues over alleged AI-generated comedy special

"It doesn't repair the injury of what's going on because the video exists," said attorney Joshua Schiller.

Google's parent posts double-digit revenue growth in a quarter for first time in nearly 2 years

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Google’s corporate parent returned to double-digit revenue growth during last year’s final quarter, signaling the internet powerhouse has regained its footing even as it grapples with regulatory and competitive threats to its digital empire.

Sports News

49ers erase 17-point deficit, punch ticket to Super Bowl LVIII after comeback win over Lions

(KRON) -- Super Bowl bound! The San Francisco 49ers are going back to the Super Bowl after a comeback 34-31 win over the Detroit Lions in Sunday's NFC Championship at Levi's Stadium. San Francisco earns a date with AFC champion Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LVIII.

Diehard Chiefs fans in Los Angeles preparing for NFL conference championship matchup

While no team from Los Angeles will be featuring in this year’s Super Bowl, that didn’t stop some fans from getting up early and getting ready for Sunday’s big games.

Can Taylor Swift make it to the Super Bowl by kickoff — and could she perform at halftime?

The Kansas City Chiefs are heading to Super Bowl 58 to face the San Francisco 49ers and people are wondering — will Taylor Swift be there?

This Day in Bulldog History: January 28

(KSEE) - The date was January 28, 1982. The site, Selland Arena. And downtown Fresno was rocking on that night in '82, as the talented Bulldogs, under the leadership of the legendary Boyd Grant, would easily take care of rival San Jose State 63-45.

Houston Sports Awards: At the show? Send us your Click2Pins!

The red carpet has been rolled out and star athletes are set to shine at 713 Music Hall for the Houston Sports Awards!

The death of hockey player Adam Johnson by a skate cut has jumpstarted work on protective equipment

The death of American hockey player Adam Johnson from a skate cut to the neck during a game in England has led to plenty of talk about how to prevent laceration injuries on the ice.

49ers Forecast: NFC Championship at Levi's expected to be warm in the 70s

(KRON) -- The 49ers won last Saturday's rainy divisional playoff game against the Green Bay Packers. San Francisco quarterback Brock Purdy had to adjust to the weather conditions as he began the game with a glove on his throwing hand, only to take it off later in the night.

Politics News

Titus urges BLM to stop wild horse roundups now in Nevada, other states

U.S. Rep. Dina Titus, D-Nev., has called for a halt to wild horse roundups currently being conducted in Nevada and elsewhere until the agency justifies this year's roundup plan.

Minneapolis Uber, Lyft drivers gather to push for higher pay

Minnesota Uber and Lyft drivers are expressing their need for higher wages. They gathered in Minneapolis on Tuesday to share their concerns with city leaders and residents.

California bill would change the way minors consume social media

A new California bill would prohibit social media websites from sending users under 18 “addictive” material without the consent of a parent or guardian.

Early voting starts Jan. 27; difference between primary and caucus

Early voting for the presidential primary in Nevada starts on Saturday, Jan. 27. The primary will take place on Tuesday, Feb. 6 with a caucus occurring two days later.

Eric Schwerin 'not aware' of Joe Biden role in Hunter's biz; ex-associate blasts 'carefully worded' testimony

Hunter Biden associate Eric Schwerin told congressional investigators Tuesday he's “not aware" of any role President Biden had in his son's business activities, sources told Fox News Digital.

City Council overrides mayor’s veto of How Many Stops Act

MANHATTAN. N.Y. (PIX11) — The New York City Council voted on Tuesday to override the mayor’s veto of a police transparency bill. The City Council passed the How Many Stops Act in December, however, Mayor Eric Adams vetoed the bill in early January.

Florida Legislature to hear bill on breast cancer costs

On Mon., the Florida Senate will take up SB 932: Coverage for Diagnostic and Supplemental Breast Examinations, a bill aimed to curb out-of-pocket costs of treatment for people who are diagnosed with breast cancer.