State police arrested 35-year-old Gina Briggs following the burglary on John Street. Officers say the stolen property was recovered.

Briggs was arraigned in the 92nd District Court Friday on a Second Degree Home Invasion charge. She was granted a personal recognizance bond, with tether and other standard conditions.

Cruises will depart from the Isle Royale National Park Houghton Visitor Center at 12:30 on June 25th and July 16th. Passengers must arrive by 11:45 for check-in and boarding.

Each cruise lasts between 2.5 and 3 hours, and will travel to the South Entry and back. During portions of the cruise, a park ranger will present historical information about the waterway.

Advance reservations are encouraged, and can be made at the National Park Houghton Visitor Center during regular business hours – Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, and Saturday, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Call (906) 482-0984 for information. Cruise prices are $36.00 for adults, $18.00 for youth (age 1-15), and infants under one year receive a free ticket.

The Associated Press, citing authorities, said the attack happened around 7 p.m. inside the station, which sits below Madison Square Garden and serves Amtrak, Long Island Rail Road, NJ Transit and subway riders. A suspect was taken into custody after the incident, but officials did not immediately release the person’s name or possible charges.

City fire officials said one victim had serious injuries, two had moderate injuries, and two had minor injuries. Those five people were taken to Bellevue Hospital. A sixth person was brought to another hospital, and that person’s condition was not immediately known.

Authorities had not released details about what led to the stabbing or whether the victims were targeted.

The incident came less than a day before Madison Square Garden was set to host Game 3 of the NBA Finals, an event expected to bring large crowds and added security to the area.

The festival’s Sunday schedule placed Rocky at Flushing Meadows Corona Park during the final day of Gov Ball 2026, where his performance included Grim Freestyle, STOLE YA FLOW, HELICOPTER, Trunks, RIOT, Tailor Swif, HIGHJACK, PUNK ROCKY, Sundress, A$AP Forever, and Praise the Lord.

The show came during Rocky’s Don’t Be Dumb World Tour, which began in late May in Chicago and continues through North America before moving into international dates. The tour supports his 2026 album Don’t Be Dumb, his first full-length project in several years.

Rihanna also remained part of the wider conversation around Rocky’s latest rollout, as the couple’s public appearances and family life continue to draw attention alongside his music. At Gov Ball, the focus stayed on the stage, with Rocky using the festival slot to connect new material with longtime fan favorites.

During the post-screening conversation, Anderson Cooper moderated a discussion with Madonna about the project, her creative process, and her continued connection to dance music. The film includes appearances from Sabrina Carpenter, Julia Garner, Kate Moss, Lourdes Leon, Debi Mazar, Benedict Cumberbatch, Gwendoline Christie, and Richard E. Grant.

Confessions II connects back to Madonna’s 2005 album Confessions on a Dance Floor, one of the defining dance-pop projects of her career. The new release appears to revisit that club-driven sound while adding a wider visual story.

Madonna also recently performed in Times Square as part of the album rollout, bringing the project directly to fans in New York. Confessions II is expected to arrive in July.

Solari was best known as the frontman of Patricio Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricota, a band that built a devoted following without relying on the usual music industry playbook. Public tributes from fans, artists, and cultural figures pointed to the same idea: his songs became part of everyday life for generations of listeners.

Born Carlos Alberto Solari, he became known for sharp, cryptic lyrics and a reserved public image. After Los Redondos ended in 2001, he continued recording and performing with Los Fundamentalistas del Aire Acondicionado.

Solari had lived with Parkinson’s disease in recent years and stepped away from touring. His influence remains clear in the scale of the reaction to his death and in the place his music still holds across Latin American rock.

Wallen said the decision followed discussions with local officials and his team, with safety as the main concern for fans, crew members, and everyone working at the venue. Refunds were made available through the original point of purchase.

The cancellation drew criticism from some fans online, especially from people who had already traveled to the stadium or planned their night around the show. Wallen later addressed the reaction, saying the decision was based on the information available at the time.

He also pointed to the size of his stage production as part of the concern, noting that strong winds can create added risks during large outdoor concerts. The canceled date was not immediately replaced with a rescheduled performance.

NBA

The Knicks host the Spurs in game three of the NBA championship series tonight. New York leads the series 2-0.

NHL

The Golden Knights welcome the Hurricanes Tuesday. Vegas leads the Stanley Cup series 2-1. 

MLB

Kevin McGonigle’s two-run single in the bottom of the ninth gave the Tigers a 5-4 walk-off win over the Mariners yesterday. McGonigle homered earlier in the game, and Wenceel Pérez hit a two-run triple. Jack Flaherty gave up a run over five innings, then was charged with two more as he left during the sixth. Will Vest got the win in relief.

The Tigers have today off, and host the Twins tomorrow. Troy Melton will start against Taj Bradley. Coverage will begin at 6:15 on 99.3 The Lift.

The Brewers blasted the Rockies 12-4 yesterday. Milwaukee plated seven runs in the sixth inning to break the game open. Gary Sánchez had a double and a home run. Shane Drohan pitched into the seventh, gave up three runs, and earned the win. 

After scoring 28 runs in their three-game sweep of the Rockies, the Brewers visit the Athletics tonight. Kyle Harrison will pitch against Jeffrey Springs. 

Horseshoes

In Copper Country Horseshoe League play this evening…

• Dreamland takes on Eva’s Hideaway at Eva’s Hideaway.
• Harter’s Party Store meets Ahmeek Fire Department at Ahmeek Park.
• Erkkila Forest Products faces Calumet Electronics at the Calumet Dam.
• Luigi’s plays Bucko’s Party Store at the Gipp Recreation Area.
• Laurium One takes on Loading Zone at Lake Linden Park.
• Sayen’s Auto faces Mohawk Superette at Fulton Park.

Bridgefest

Online registration continues for Friday’s Aspirus Thatcher Markham Memorial 5k Run. Sign up and get all the details here. 

The run will begin Friday at 7:00 ahead of the Bridgefest parade at the west edge of downtown Hancock.

Registration also continues for the Bridgefest doubles tennis tournament, doubles cribbage tournament, and pickleball tournament. See details at Bridgefestfun.com. Sign up by calling or texting 906-482-2422.

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In a statement shared with fans, the singer said he had been sick for four days and had been advised to rest. He explained that continuing with the show could risk forcing more cancellations later in the tour.

Puth said the decision was not easy, but he was physically unable to sing and had lost his voice. He apologized to fans who had planned to attend the Orlando date and said he understood the disappointment.

The canceled show was part of his Whatever’s Clever! world tour, which has been bringing him to venues across several cities. The tour supports his recent live schedule and follows a busy period for the pop singer, songwriter, and producer.

No additional changes to the tour were announced in the statement. Fans were encouraged to check for updates regarding the Orlando date.

In a social media announcement, the Welsh singer said the show will be a secret event with free tickets available through a limited ballot. The performance is expected to include new music, giving fans one of their first chances to hear what she has been working on after a long break from the public eye.

Duffy became an international name with her debut album, Rockferry, and the hit single Mercy. The album won the Grammy Award for best pop vocal album and made her one of the most recognizable voices of the late 2000s.

Her time away from music followed a difficult personal period that she later addressed publicly. Since then, she has kept a low profile, making this planned concert a notable step back into the spotlight.

The London show is expected to be intimate, limited, and focused on reconnecting with listeners.