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- Police: North side shooting-“Domestic-related attempted murder-suicide”
La Crosse Police are calling Thursday’s shooting on the north side of the city, based on their preliminary investigation, a domestic-related attempted murder-suicide. The department released more details on the incident late Friday morning. Officers went to the 1800 block of Onalaska Avenue around 5:42 p.m. There they found a person with apparent gunshot wounds. That person was taken to the hospital. Police said the Friday update that the victim is in stable condition. A witness said a second person was inside a residence with a gun. When officers went inside, they found the person dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. The department identified the person as 47-year-old Deontis M. Jackson. “This is a tragic, violent situation and our thoughts are with the family and friends impacted,” said La Crosse Police Chief Shawn Kudron in Friday’s statement. “I also want to commend staff, partnering agencies, and first responders for their response in providing life-saving measures and ensuring the scene was secure.” Police say the incident remains an active investigation. The post Police: North side shooting-“Domestic-related attempted murder-suicide” appeared first on WIZM 92.3FM 106.7FM 1410AM. [TheTopNews] Read More.8 hours ago - Get Your Cholesterol Even Lower and Start Younger, New Guideline Says
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Last fall, I dipped my toe into the Pando Moto pond by testing a pair of its Mila Cargo Motorcycle Jeans, which exceeded my expectations and have become a favorite. The brand has recently released its first motorcycle footwear, the Pando Moto Apex Motorcycle Sneakers, and I ordered a pair. The Apex sneakers are all black with a lightning-bolt-shaped piece of leather on the outer side, the Pando Moto logo in leather on the inner side, high ankles, and an attractive lacing pattern. Their casual-wear appearance nicely complements the style of my Pando Moto cargo jeans beautifully. They’re made of 1.8mm-thick dual-combination full-grain and nubuck leather, and the leather is perforated to provide airflow. Leather is well-regarded for its abrasion resistance, and the Apex Sneakers have some extra protection as well. They include D3O ankle protectors, vulcanized rubber soles, and reinforced toe cap and heel counters. The thick foam in the inner lining also helps hold the foot in place in the event of a crash. The Apex Sneakers are rated at CE Level 1 across four testing categories: height, abrasion resistance, impact cut resistance, and transverse rigidity. Out of the box, the shoes felt well-made and durable, and they looked exactly as advertised. The lace pattern looks great but is time-consuming to loosen, with the lace weaving into and out of 18 holes. The pair I ordered fit perfectly, but I had to loosen up the lace nearly all the way down to squeeze my foot in. Once I got my foot in them, I found that the squeeze was a trade-off I could live with, as the shoes felt secure and comfortable. Over the course of a handful of riding days, the leather began breaking in, making it easier to get my foot inside them but still requiring more effort than other motorcycle shoes I’ve tested. While the shoes are stiff, they’re well-padded on the inside, and I haven’t noticed any sore spots on my feet, ankles, or lower legs while wearing them. As a short rider, I also appreciate that they raise my foot about 1.5 inches off the ground, giving me a little extra height that’s helpful when riding bikes with taller seat heights. The tread feels grippy and provides sure footing – another must-have when reaching for the ground. Although I need to factor in a little extra time to unlace these shoes to get them on, I’ve enjoyed wearing them thanks to their quality construction, comfort, and secure feeling and fit. I mostly wear them with my Pando Moto cargo jeans, but they look great with other motorcycle jeans and pants as well. Read all of Rider’s apparel reviews here Made in Portugal, the Pando… [TheTopNews] Read More.8 hours ago - ‘Nail in the Coffin’: Mamdani Reportedly Scraps CBS Interview After Bari Wei...
(L: Photo by Alberto E. Tamargo/Sipa USA/Sipa via AP Image, R: Photo by Yuki Iwamura/AP Photo) According to a Thursday Vanity Fair newsletter, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani (D) has reportedly dropped out of talks to appear on CBS after a “nail in the coffin” X post from editor-in-chief Bari Weiss. The news came via the “Party Animals” newsletter from Vanity Fair‘s Washington correspondent, former Mediaite editor-in-chief Aidan McLaughlin. According to McLaughlin, “two sources with knowledge,” including one former CBS producer, told him that Mamdani was in talks to appear on Robert Costa’s CBS News Sunday Morning, despite concerns from his team about Weiss’s commentary. But those negotiations were shelved after Weiss’s Feb. 28 X post in which she promoted CBS commentary from Iranian dissident and journalist Masih Alinejad. https://t.co/e7mCoGlUTx — Bari Weiss (@bariweiss) February 28, 2026 In the clip, which Weiss reposted with a fire emoji, Alinejad takes issue with Mamdani’s late Feb. statement in which he argued that engaging in military activity with Iran “mark[s] a catastrophic escalation in an illegal war of aggression,” quipping that the NYC mayor is “more than welcome to come to one of my safe houses.” According to McLaughlin’s sources, that post was the “nail in the coffin” for Mamdani and his team, with the former CBS producer adding that “Bari and her people have a clear axe to grind for him.” “It’s not just Zohran,” the source expanded. “It’s really hard now to get people to come on CBS.” This news only seems to add to the state of unrest at the network, with CBS News correspondent Scott MacFarlane announcing his departure this week, after becoming “disillusioned” and “appalled” with the publication under Weiss. Last month, both 60 Minutes correspondent Anderson Cooper and CBS Evening News producer Alicia Hastey left as well, with Hastey sharing some pointed observations on what she says the network calls “‘heterodox’ journalism” as she went: “Stories may be instead be evaluated not just on their journalistic merit but on whether they conform to a shifting set of ideological expectations.”The post ‘Nail in the Coffin’: Mamdani Reportedly Scraps CBS Interview After Bari Weiss X Post first appeared on Mediaite. [TheTopNews] Read More.8 hours ago
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La Crosse Police are calling Thursday’s shooting on the north side of the city, based on their preliminary investigation, a domestic-related attempted murder-suicide. The department released more details on the incident late Friday morning. Officers went to the 1800 block of Onalaska Avenue around 5:42 p.m. There they found a person with apparent gunshot wounds. That person was taken to the hospital. Police said the Friday update that the victim is in stable condition. A witness said a second person was inside a residence with a gun. When officers went inside, they found the person dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. The department identified the person as 47-year-old Deontis M. Jackson. “This is a tragic, violent situation and our thoughts are with the family and friends impacted,” said La Crosse Police Chief Shawn Kudron in Friday’s statement. “I also want to commend staff, partnering agencies, and first responders for their response in providing life-saving measures and ensuring the scene was secure.” Police say the incident remains an active investigation. The post Police: North side shooting-“Domestic-related attempted murder-suicide” appeared first on WIZM 92.3FM 106.7FM 1410AM. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Last fall, I dipped my toe into the Pando Moto pond by testing a pair of its Mila Cargo Motorcycle Jeans, which exceeded my expectations and have become a favorite. The brand has recently released its first motorcycle footwear, the Pando Moto Apex Motorcycle Sneakers, and I ordered a pair. The Apex sneakers are all black with a lightning-bolt-shaped piece of leather on the outer side, the Pando Moto logo in leather on the inner side, high ankles, and an attractive lacing pattern. Their casual-wear appearance nicely complements the style of my Pando Moto cargo jeans beautifully. They’re made of 1.8mm-thick dual-combination full-grain and nubuck leather, and the leather is perforated to provide airflow. Leather is well-regarded for its abrasion resistance, and the Apex Sneakers have some extra protection as well. They include D3O ankle protectors, vulcanized rubber soles, and reinforced toe cap and heel counters. The thick foam in the inner lining also helps hold the foot in place in the event of a crash. The Apex Sneakers are rated at CE Level 1 across four testing categories: height, abrasion resistance, impact cut resistance, and transverse rigidity. Out of the box, the shoes felt well-made and durable, and they looked exactly as advertised. The lace pattern looks great but is time-consuming to loosen, with the lace weaving into and out of 18 holes. The pair I ordered fit perfectly, but I had to loosen up the lace nearly all the way down to squeeze my foot in. Once I got my foot in them, I found that the squeeze was a trade-off I could live with, as the shoes felt secure and comfortable. Over the course of a handful of riding days, the leather began breaking in, making it easier to get my foot inside them but still requiring more effort than other motorcycle shoes I’ve tested. While the shoes are stiff, they’re well-padded on the inside, and I haven’t noticed any sore spots on my feet, ankles, or lower legs while wearing them. As a short rider, I also appreciate that they raise my foot about 1.5 inches off the ground, giving me a little extra height that’s helpful when riding bikes with taller seat heights. The tread feels grippy and provides sure footing – another must-have when reaching for the ground. Although I need to factor in a little extra time to unlace these shoes to get them on, I’ve enjoyed wearing them thanks to their quality construction, comfort, and secure feeling and fit. I mostly wear them with my Pando Moto cargo jeans, but they look great with other motorcycle jeans and pants as well. Read all of Rider’s apparel reviews here Made in Portugal, the Pando… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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(L: Photo by Alberto E. Tamargo/Sipa USA/Sipa via AP Image, R: Photo by Yuki Iwamura/AP Photo) According to a Thursday Vanity Fair newsletter, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani (D) has reportedly dropped out of talks to appear on CBS after a “nail in the coffin” X post from editor-in-chief Bari Weiss. The news came via the “Party Animals” newsletter from Vanity Fair‘s Washington correspondent, former Mediaite editor-in-chief Aidan McLaughlin. According to McLaughlin, “two sources with knowledge,” including one former CBS producer, told him that Mamdani was in talks to appear on Robert Costa’s CBS News Sunday Morning, despite concerns from his team about Weiss’s commentary. But those negotiations were shelved after Weiss’s Feb. 28 X post in which she promoted CBS commentary from Iranian dissident and journalist Masih Alinejad. https://t.co/e7mCoGlUTx — Bari Weiss (@bariweiss) February 28, 2026 In the clip, which Weiss reposted with a fire emoji, Alinejad takes issue with Mamdani’s late Feb. statement in which he argued that engaging in military activity with Iran “mark[s] a catastrophic escalation in an illegal war of aggression,” quipping that the NYC mayor is “more than welcome to come to one of my safe houses.” According to McLaughlin’s sources, that post was the “nail in the coffin” for Mamdani and his team, with the former CBS producer adding that “Bari and her people have a clear axe to grind for him.” “It’s not just Zohran,” the source expanded. “It’s really hard now to get people to come on CBS.” This news only seems to add to the state of unrest at the network, with CBS News correspondent Scott MacFarlane announcing his departure this week, after becoming “disillusioned” and “appalled” with the publication under Weiss. Last month, both 60 Minutes correspondent Anderson Cooper and CBS Evening News producer Alicia Hastey left as well, with Hastey sharing some pointed observations on what she says the network calls “‘heterodox’ journalism” as she went: “Stories may be instead be evaluated not just on their journalistic merit but on whether they conform to a shifting set of ideological expectations.”The post ‘Nail in the Coffin’: Mamdani Reportedly Scraps CBS Interview After Bari Weiss X Post first appeared on Mediaite. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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