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MINNEAPOLIS — Luke Keaschall hit a two-run homer in the fourth inning and the Minnesota Twins defeated the Detroit Tigers 7-3 on Monday at Target Field; Keaschall also walked twice and scored twice as the Twins regained offensive production in cold conditions.

The victory gave Joe Ryan his first win (1-1) after five innings with seven strikeouts, and four relievers combined for four scoreless innings with Cody Laweryson earning his first save; the game featured a 37-degree first pitch and contributions from Larnach, Buxton, Wallner, and Royce Lewis.

Hollywood, Florida. Offset was shot Monday evening near the valet area of the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, according to police and the rapper's representative. The incident occurred around 7 p.m.; two people were detained and police said the site was secured while the investigation began.

Hollywood hospital staff said Offset was hospitalized at Memorial Regional Hospital and remains in stable condition, being closely monitored. Police described the injuries as non-life-threatening. Officials said operations at the casino continued as normal and investigators are interviewing witnesses and reviewing available video this week.

San Diego. The San Diego Community College District Board unanimously voted Monday to temporarily rename the Cesar E. Chavez campus amid sexual abuse allegations against the late labor leader, while La Opinion this week published a new accuser's account alleging misconduct in the 1990s.

This week institutional actions included plans to remove Chavez-related elements and a petition to rename Cesar Chavez Parkway; the Santa Barbara City Council directed staff to study renaming Calle Cesar Chavez and altering the holiday name, with officials saying community input will guide next steps.

MEMPHIS — On April 6, the Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Memphis Grizzlies 142-126 in Memphis as Evan Mobley scored 24 points and Dennis Schroder added 22 points and 11 assists while Memphis matched the NBA single-game record with 29 made three-pointers.

Cleveland improved to 50-29 with the win this week, overcoming a 17-point deficit and a 31-12 run; Memphis, now 25-54, matched the 29 three-pointer mark previously set by Milwaukee and Boston, prompting coach remarks and attention to defensive adjustments ahead of upcoming games.

ARLINGTON, Texas. The Texas Rangers beat the Seattle Mariners 2-1 Monday night after Jake Burger hit a tie-breaking RBI double in the sixth inning and Jacob deGrom and five relievers combined on a two-hitter, while Cal Raleigh homered for Seattle in the first.

The win ended a four-game Rangers losing streak and left the Mariners with three consecutive losses this week; deGrom reported right-knee tenderness before the start and was limited to five innings, and the Rangers' staff said they would not push him after the outing.

Tallahassee — Florida Governor Ron DeSantis on Monday signed HB 1471, granting state officials authority to designate organizations as domestic or foreign terrorist groups, dissolve nonprofits, freeze state funding, and require expulsions of students who promote designated organizations.

The legislation immediately empowers the FDLE director, governor and cabinet to act, bars public funding and some campus programs, and follows an earlier, blocked executive order against CAIR; rights groups called the measure unconstitutional and legal challenges are expected this week.

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Patrick Reed left LIV Golf and this year announced his return to the PGA Tour, but under reinstatement terms he is barred from PGA Tour events until after Aug. 25, prompting him to compete on the European Tour and prepare to play at Augusta National this week.

His interim European Tour schedule produced recent victories, including a Dubai-range win reported in the Dubai Desert Classic; Reed said he prefers the traditional style of play, and officials and fans expect him to reenter PGA Tour events after Aug. 25 and compete in major championships as eligibility allows.

Augusta, Ga. — Tiger Woods was absent from the Masters this week after a March 27 Florida crash that led to his arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence; authorities reported two painkiller pills found and said he briefly was jailed after refusing a urine test.

This week peers at Augusta, including Jason Day and Fred Couples, publicly reacted to Woods' situation as he announced on March 31 he would step away to seek treatment; Phil Mickelson also withdrew, changing Champions Dinner attendance and Masters coverage during the tournament.

Ocala, Florida — On Nov. 4, 2025, Marion County investigators responded to an anonymous complaint at Happy Valley Horse Rescue and found dozens of horses showing signs of neglect; a subsequent Nov. 5–6 search warrant identified 69 horses, with 17 located on a neighboring property, according to authorities.

Authorities reported veterinary assessments showing severe malnutrition, hooves in deplorable condition, and two horses humanely euthanized; investigators charged Janine Chaux and David Palacio with 22 counts of aggravated animal cruelty and 16 animal-cruelty counts this week, while local nonprofits and veterinarians mobilized to care for the seized animals.

Riverside, Calif. — SolarMax Technology announced on April 7, 2026 that it recorded $91.0 million in revenue for fiscal 2025 and a net loss of $6.3 million, with a fourth-quarter loss of $872,000 and quarter revenue reported at $46.6 million, according to its GlobeNewswire release.

The company reported that $60.2 million, or 66% of 2025 revenue, came from EPC services and stated three battery energy storage system contracts for projects in Texas and Puerto Rico represent more than $500 million in expected revenue, with leadership saying they plan to scale the EPC platform this year.