Mitchell G. Patton

Rapper Theophilus London, whose family reported him missing to Los Angeles authorities last week, has been found, authorities said Thursday."Mr. London was located in good condition and reunited with his family," Los Angeles police said in a statement.A cousin from London said Wednesday on Instagram that he was "safe and well" after being found. Mikhail Noel did not provide additional details about the disappearance, saying London's family had asked for privacy.Relatives had been trying to piece together London's whereabouts for weeks before his family traveled to Los Angeles on December 27 to file a missing persons report, Secretly, a music…

HONG KONG — Hong Kong is lifting a ban on importing hamsters for sale, a year after ordering the culling of more than 2,000 hamsters and other small mammals in an effort to prevent pets from spreading Covid-19 to people.“Based on the most recent risk assessment and the current situation, this department believes that the import ban on hamsters could be lifted,” the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation said in an emailed statement Thursday. The department said it was preparing for commercial hamster imports to resume in the middle of this month, with all imported hamsters forced to undergo…

The NCAA has reportedly given the Michigan Wolverines football program its Notice of Allegation, alleging that head coach Jim Harbaugh provided "false or misleading information" to investigators about impermissible contact with recruits during the NCAA mandatory dead periods. According to The Athletic, Michigan has received four Level II violations and one Level I violation, which is misleading information from Harbaugh. The violations against Michigan also include the use of a defensive analyst for on-field training activities, which is against the rules, according to ESPN. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Michigan Wolverines head coach Jim Harbaugh celebrates after…

Police in Albuquerque, New Mexico, say the homes or businesses of four local and state politicians have been shot at since early December.No one was injured in shootings directed at the homes of two county commissioners and a state senator or in shootings near the law office of a second state senator, Albuquerque police said Thursday.They are all Democrats. The police investigate if they are linked. Police Chief Harold Medina said the police department has implemented its "major case protocol."Albuquerque Police Chief Harold Medina speaks to the media about recent shootings at the homes and businesses of local elected officials.kob“They…