SUMMARY: In the CSRA, people often hear about tropical and subtropical storms during hurricane season. Tropical storms are fueled solely by warm ocean waters, similar to a gas-guzzler car, with a well-defined warm core. Subtropical storms, like hybrid cars, get energy both from warm ocean water and from the contrast between warm and cold air, allowing them to form over cooler waters and have a cooler center higher up. Despite their differences, both storm types can bring heavy rain, strong winds, and flooding. It’s important to stay informed and prepared regardless of the storm classification.

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SUMMARY: Hayden Harris shares his excitement ahead of pitching in the MLB Futures Game, hoping to debut in a packed stadium. Growing up a Braves fan in Augusta, playing alongside Braves legends like Chipper Jones, Nick Markakis, Tim Hudson, and Peter Moylan is a dream come true. The Braves’ history of promoting talent, like former Futures player Drake Baldwin, inspires him. Harris values taking baseball day by day, focusing on enjoying the moment with future stars. He previously pitched at Truist Park during playoff scrimmages, appreciating the rare opportunity to showcase his skills before making his major league debut.

The Gwinnett Stripers pitcher described his excitement to play at the Atlanta Braves’ home stadium and hopes to play there as a Major League player.

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SUMMARY: Ovidio Guzmán López, son of notorious drug lord “El Chapo,” pleaded guilty to four federal charges related to operating a faction of the Sinaloa cartel, including drug distribution and continuing criminal enterprise. He faces a possible life sentence but is expected to receive a reduced term due to a plea deal. As part of the arrangement, 17 family members were granted U.S. asylum under witness protection. Ovidio was extradited to the U.S. in 2023. His brother Joaquín, arrested last year, faces drug trafficking charges with prosecutors seeking the death penalty and is negotiating his own deal. “El Chapo” remains imprisoned for life.

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