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OAKLAND — There’s something downright cruel about it. Sadly, such a punishment is not unusual from the Oakland Athletics. Of course, the A’s developed into a team worth watching just before they head out of The Town. Yes, there’s something to these 2024 A’s. They’ve won back-to-back straight series, sit in the middle of the American League West standings (above the Astros), and have arguably the best 1-2 end-of-game bullpen punch in baseball right now. They’re young, homegrown, punchy, and now that they’ve started hitting a bit (10th in baseball in OPS over the last 15 games), they’ve become quite interesting. Now, I don’t think the A’s are going to close out the Coliseum with a World Series win, or even playoff baseball, but while this organization might not be building a ballpark in Oakland — or Las Vegas, for that matter — early returns suggest that the front office has, against all odds and the will of their owner, built another worthwhile team. These guys might just be mediocre. And I mean that as a compliment. After all, in the modern game, mediocre pays

Cinco de Mayo is right around the corner, so fruit salsas come to mind to complement any dish. This is the perfect time of year to find fresh, ripe, juicy pineapples, mangos, strawberries, and even avocados. Mango seasons tend to be from May through September whereas pineapple seasons tend to be from March through the summer. Growing up in SoCal, I have eaten many salsas – mostly savory, but some on the sweeter side – but now salsas don’t just equal a tomato or tomatillo-base any more. Fresh in-season fruit is very popular in creating fruit salsas and condiments for dishes. Strawberries that are macerated with a pinch of sugar and salt, with thinly diced bell peppers, makes for a perfect salsa-condiment to add to vanilla or strawberry ice cream or frozen yogurt. Growing up in SoCal, I was lucky enough to try the best authentic Mexican street food north and south of the border, and what I learned from a young age was an out-of-this-world salsa or marinade pushes a dish from being just good to being amazing and craveable. Ingredients included in a

Baltimoreans’ mint patches are springing to life, a harbinger of the mint julep season which is upon us with the 150th running Saturday of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, followed several weeks later by the 149th Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course. That being said, for many Marylanders the venerable Maryland Hunt Cup, which raced across the Worthington Valley Saturday, is not a mere dress rehearsal, but the actual observance of Opening Day and the happy marriage of crushed mint, simple syrup, rye or bourbon and LOTS of crushed ice stuffed into an ancestral silver julep cup from Kirk or Stieff, the once legendary Baltimore silver manufacturers. While generals Grant and Lee may have buried the sword at Virginia’s Appomattox Court House in 1865, the War of the Juleps continues to this day as the great liquid battle between Maryland rye and Kentucky bourbon, and which should be employed in a julep. And there are numerous codicils to the julep making process. Should the mint be muddled or allowed to ooze its fragrant juices? Should the ice be crushed, shaved or beaten in a bar rag into

In a visit to Israel on Wednesday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken indicated the U.S. does not support Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan for a ground invasion of the southern Gaza city of Rafah. Ramy Inocencio reports from Tel Aviv.

There were no reported injuries after an active shooter near a middle school outside of Madison, Wisconsin, was “neutralized,” officials said. Charlie De Mar has the latest.

A ban on nearly all abortions after six weeks of pregnancy took effect in Florida on Wednesday, while on the same day in Arizona, state lawmakers overturned a highly-restrictive 1864 abortion law was thatslated to take effect this summer after the state supreme court gave it the green light. Caitlin Huey-Burns reports.

Here’s a look at the top stories making headlines on the “CBS Evening News” with James Brown.

The school district said that ‘the individual did not breach entryway’ of the middle school. By Meredith Deliso Wednesday, May 1, 2024 11:31PM LIVE UPDATE from Wisconsin officials after teen dead in police confrontation outside middle school MT. HOREB, Wis. — A 14-year-old is dead after approaching a Wisconsin middle school with what appeared to be a long gun and being confronted by police Wednesday morning, sources said. The teen sparked reports of an active shooter outside Mount Horeb Middle School. A 14-year-old is dead after approaching a Wisconsin middle school with what appeared to be a long gun and being confronted by police Wednesday morning, sources said. A vehicle associated with the suspect is being searched for evidence by bomb technicians, according to sources. The Mount Horeb Area School District said the threat was “neutralized” outside the building and no injuries have been reported “with the exception of the alleged assailant.” The district said police responded to help “scope out” an active shooter at the Mount Horeb Middle School. “The individual did not breach [the] entryway,” the district said on Facebook. RELATED: 25 years

BREAKING NEWS Triple murderer Andrew Hammond found guilty by jury WATCH LIVE Welcome, Manage MyDisney Account Log Out Wednesday, May 1, 2024 11:26PM Andrew Hammond, the man accused of three separate murders in Fresno, has been found guilty by a jury. FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — Andrew Hammond, the man accused of three separate murders in Fresno, has been found guilty by a jury. Hammond, 28, was charged with the deaths of Brandon Munoz, Fernando Gonzalez and Steven Rice. They each died in separate shootings. Gonzales in September 2020 and Rice and Munoz just days apart in the fall of 2022. Prosecutors have been working through each shooting one by one, saying that Hammond kills when he is angry. His defense attorney had argued that Hammond was acting in self-defense during all three of the shootings. Hammond will be sentenced on Thursday, June 27 at 8:30 a.m. Stay with ABC30 for the latest details on this developing story. Copyright © 2024 KFSN-TV. All Rights Reserved. Verdict Top Stories

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — The Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission, or Fresno EOC, is a unique and important resource in our community. We sat down with the CEO, Emilia Reyes, to chat about her personal connection to the agency and the special celebration this year. For news updates, follow Vanessa Vasconcelos on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Copyright © 2024 KFSN-TV. All Rights Reserved.

Wednesday, May 1, 2024 11:20PM From acai to salad, the options by the bowl are endless at Bowl Bistro 99. KINGSBURG, Calif. (KFSN) — From acai to salad, the options by the bowl are endless at Bowl Bistro 99. Owners Ernie and Adrian Perez say their newest venture on Draper Street is a healthy dining option. Get pre-built bowls on the menu with Acai, overnight oats or yogurt. You can customize your own. Basic bowls are served with granola, strawberries, blueberries and banana. “You can do honey, agave on top cinnamon or flaxseed,” Ernie said. The Kingsburg natives pride themselves on sourcing local ingredients for acai or salad bowls. “We’re the heart of agriculture, so why not utilize those advantages when we can,” Adrian said. Tangerines from Sun Valley, blueberries from Family Tree Farms and strawberries from Fry’s Stand. “I feel like when it’s coming from right down the road, it can’t get any fresher,” Ernie said. Blueberries are the star of the blue and white salad — the newest offering. Avocado toast, pressed juices and smoothies round out the menu. “A lot of off-the-wall

BREAKING NEWS Triple murderer Andrew Hammond found guilty by jury WATCH LIVE Welcome, Manage MyDisney Account Log Out By Michael Pappano and Peter Charalambous Wednesday, May 1, 2024 10:27PM Judge holds Donald Trump in contempt, fines him $9,000 and raises threat of jail in hush money trial NEW YORK — Judge Juan Merchan scheduled a hearing Thursday morning to consider whether to hold Donald Trump in criminal contempt for violating his case’s limited gag order on four additional occasions. The video is from a previous report. The hearing comes two days after Judge Juan Merchan held Trump in criminal contempt for violating the gag order nine times, fined the former president $9,000 – the maximum allowable fine under state law – and threatened that future violations could result in jail time. Former President Donald Trump speaks with the media at the end of the day’s proceedings in his trial at Manhattan criminal court , Friday, April 26, 2024, in New York. Curtis Means/DailyMail.com via AP Prosecutors have asked Merchan to fine Trump $4,000 for the four newly alleged violations, including remarks Trump said in a