HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Hutchinson police caught three people after they are said to have stolen items on Saturday.

According to a release from Hutchinson Police Capt. Dayton Gates, at 4:39 p.m. Saturday, police were sent to&nbsp;Dunham’s Sports, 1500 East 11th Ave, in reference to a theft. The suspects left the area in a U-Haul box truck.

Shortly after being dispatched, Kansas Highway Patrol located and attempted to make a traffic stop on the U-Haul box truck near 15th Ave and Halstead Street. Kansas Highway Patrol initiated a vehicle pursuit after the suspect vehicle refused to pull over. 

Hutchinson Police Department assisted with the vehicle pursuit. Officers were able to successfully stop-stick the U-Haul box truck. The vehicle pursuit came to a stop in the 500 block of West 1st Ave.

The driver, Charles Bogguess, 44 YOA male from Wichita, was arrested and charged with aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer x2, felony flee and elude, felony interference with law enforcement, possession of stolen property, possession of opiates, possession of stolen&nbsp;property; 2 or more convictions in 5 years, theft; property or services; less than $1,500, reckless&nbsp;driving, driving while suspended; 3rd or subsequent conviction and possession of drug&nbsp;paraphernalia.

Jamie Batres, 39 YOA female from Wichita, was arrested and charged with felony interference&nbsp;with law enforcement, possession of opiates; 2 or more prior convictions, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of stolen property and theft; property or services; less than $1,500.

Jasmine Gray, 34 YOA female from Wichita, was arrested and charged with possession of stolen&nbsp;property; less than $1,500 and theft; property or services; less than $1,500.

Kansas Highway Patrol, Reno County&nbsp;Sheriff’s Office, and South Hutchinson Police Department assisted in the pursuit.

All defendants are innocent unless they are found guilty in court. Please direct any questions regarding this case to the Office of the District Attorney at 620-694-2715.

Three arrested after Saturday chase

HUTCHINSON, Kan.&nbsp;— Chronic absenteeism is an issue for every school district, but Buhler USD 313 is putting a focus on reducing that number this year.

"Chronic absenteeism, let's define what that means, it means missing 10% or more of your school days," said Buhler USD 313 Superintendent Cindy Couchman. "If we're in school roughly 170-ish days, that means missing 17 or more days of school, so chronically absent is quite a bit. Pre-COVID, Buhler schools ran around 8%, that's pretty low. Since COVID, the year after COVID, 2021-22, we jumped to 32%. Then that was when we had a lot of people home sick, we understand that. That's a little bit of an anomaly, but the following year was around 22%. We really made a considerate effort last year to get it down, and we're working on it again this year. Last year it was 11.8% for Buhler schools. Our goal is to get that back below 10%. And the state average is almost 20%."

Couchman notes that you usually get better results with better measurement.&nbsp;

"We're tracking it closely," Couchman said. "We're communicating with parents. We think, you know, we even see it, I think I've talked to a lot of employers in our county and across the state, showing up to work and it's become an issue since COVID, and I think it starts by forming habits and expectations that you need to show up. That's what we're trying to communicate to our families and to our students is important that you show up to school. There's a lot of things you can do to combat that. We need to make students feel like they belong, and that's a big one. If you feel like you're gonna be missed, then I think you're more likely to show up."

When it comes to the statistics, there's nothing better than being at school.

"Chronic absenteeism is for any reason, whether you're sick, whether you're at a school activity, you're counted, that's, it counts as an absence," Couchman said. "I know when I taught calculus, it didn't matter if they were gone for an activity or they were sick, they were still gone. I still had to reteach the lesson to them. You know, when you have students that are gone, it makes the community of your classroom, it changes it. When the teacher's gone, it changes the community of the classroom. That is part of it. We obviously don't want students to show up to school if they're sick, because that actually hurts our absenteeism because it then exposes other kids to being sick, but if you are able to come to school, we want you there."

If you have questions about USD 313's efforts to combat chronic absenteeism, email Couchman at&nbsp;<a href="http://ccouchman@usd313.org/">ccouchman@usd313.org</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Buhler USD 313 working to keep kids in class

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Nickerson-South Hutchinson USD 309 Board of Education will interview prospective candidates to fill the seat being vacated by Jane Gamber at the board meeting Monday night.

The board has looked through questionnaires for potential candidates and will have the opportunity to ask them questions before making a decision on the new member from the Reno Valley portion of the district.&nbsp;

The Nickerson-South Hutchinson USD 309 Board of Education meets Monday night at 7 p.m. at the district offices at 4501 West Fourth.

USD 309 board to interview prospective member candidates Monday

HUTCHINSON, Kan. —&nbsp;Roger McEowen, the Kansas Farm Bureau Professor of Agricultural Law and Taxation at Washburn University School of Law told Hutch Post that estate planning is especially important for those who want their farm businesses to outlive them.

"One problem is just simply not having done any estate planning and leaving it up to state law to dispose your property to death," McEowen said. "Well, that might be your estate plan, but if you want to transition the business to the next generation, that's probably not a good way to do it. Another problem is just thinking that I will leave all my land in particular in co-equal ownership to my kids. When I'm gone, I'll let them sort things out. Well, often that ends up in a judge trying to figure things out with a partition and sale action, because you may have some children that want to continue farming and others that don't, but they want cash out of the inheritance, and so that creates a natural problem right there that has to be solved."

It's also important to designate beneficiaries where possible, as then those assets can sometimes avoid some of the other estate issues.

"That would include retirement plans," McEowen said. "It would include life insurance. Pension plans, for example. Make sure you have those lined up correct with your intentions. Maybe you need a buy-sell agreement if you've got a farm business that, again, you want to transfer to the next generation.&nbsp;I could go on and on. There are just so many things that need to be considered, because we don't know how much sand is in the top of each of our hourglasses, and we need to get these things done probably sooner than later."

In addition, there could be some policy change coming if the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act provisions regarding estate tax are allowed to sunset.

"Sunset occurs at the end of next year on just about all of the provisions," McEowen said. "On the estate tax, we're going to have one more inflation adjustment on the basic exclusion amount. We're at $13.61 million right now. The projection is that's going to go to $14.3 million per person next year, and then in 2026, if Congress doesn't do anything, the projection is it'll be $7.15 million, because it readjusts down to $5 with an inflation adjustment. So we think it'll be about $7.15 million. So essentially cutting it in half."

The issue is that with increases in land values, farms with a lot of ground could pass those lower limits more easily than the current ones, possibly resulting in some need to divest some of the land to pay estate tax, if planning isn't done in advance to mitigate the changes.

Tax law expert encourages farm estate planning

Butter Sculpture sponsored by Southwest Dairy Farmers | Pride of Kansas

Clothing &amp; Textile Exhibits | Domestic Arts Building

Competitive Exhibits Displays | Oz Gallery, Domestic Arts Building, Lake Talbott East, Lake Talbott West, Pride of Kansas Building

FFA/4H Exhibit Displays | 206 E 23rd Ave, Ad Astra Building

Quilts with a Story | Domestic Arts Building

Open Pigeons / Poultry Display | Poultry Building

8:00 AM 4H/FFA Cattle Breeding Show | Prairie Pavilion

8:00 AM 4H/FFA Goat Breeding Show | Ad Astra Building

8:00 AM 4H/FFA Sheep Breeding Show | Sheep, Swine, and Goat Building

9:00 AM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center

9:00 AM Professional Art Exhibits | Lake Talbott

9:00 AM Salina Wood Carver Demonstration | Oz Gallery

10:00 AM Dr. Goddard's Lab | Education Center

10:00 AM Hedrick's Pig Races | Behind Petting Zoo

10:00 AM Kansas State Fair Museum | Lair White House

10:00 AM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center

10:00 AM Sunday Worship - Lutheran Laymen's League | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena

11:00 AM Chainsaw Woodcarvers | Lake Talbott

11:00 AM Dr. Goddard's Lab | Education Center

11:00 AM Glenda and Mike's Magic and Ventriloquism Show | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott

11:00 AM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center

11:00 AM Best Tasting Tomato Contest Judging | Pride of Kansas

11:30 AM Best Biscuit Judging | Domestic Arts

12:00 PM Dennis Laffoon - Piano Man | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott

12:00 PM Dr. Goddard's Lab | Education Center

12:00 PM Hedrick's Pig Races | Behind Petting Zoo

12:00 PM Kenny Ahearn - The Family Variety Theatre | 501 23rd Terr

12:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center

12:00 PM Dino+Refuge | 505 Ft Leavenworth Blvd

12:00 PM Mexico en el Corazon Folkloric Group | Capper Building

1:00 PM Chainsaw Woodcarvers | Lake Talbott

1:00 PM Kevin Horner - Ventriloquist Family Fair Show | 501 23rd Terr

1:00 PM Strong &amp; Amazing | Gottschalk Park

1:00 PM Pedal Pull Championship | Peoples Bank and Trust

1:30 PM Stafford County Mill Biscuit Bake-Off | Domestic Arts Building

2:00 PM Dr. Goddard's Lab | Education Center

2:00 PM Hedrick's Pig Races | Behind Petting Zoo

2:00 PM Kenny Ahearn - The Family Variety Theatre | 501 23rd Terr

2:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center

2:00 PM Karla Bauer | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott

2:30 PM Youth Favorite Cookie Contest | Domestic Arts Building, Pride of Kansas

3:00 PM Chainsaw Woodcarvers | Lake Talbott

3:00 PM Dennis Laffoon - Piano Man | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott

3:00 PM Kevin Horner - Ventriloquist Family Fair Show | 501 23rd Terr

3:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center

3:00 PM Strong &amp; Amazing | Gottschalk Park

3:00 PM Raices de mi Tierra Folklore Dancers, Mariachi Los Reyes, Oscar Garcia - DJ OG | Nex-Tech Grandstand

4:00 PM Hedrick's Pig Races | Behind Petting Zoo

4:00 PM Kenny Ahearn - The Family Variety Theatre | 501 23rd Terr

4:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center

4:00 PM Dairy Cattle Show | Prairie Pavilion

4:00 PM Dairy Cattle Showmanship | Prairie Pavilion

4:00 PM Fused Glass Demo with Cynthia Landon | Oz Gallery

4:00 PM Scouts Pinewood Derby | Oz Gallery

4:00 PM Karla Bauer | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott

4:00 PM Mexico en el Corazon Folkloric Group | Capper Building

4:00 PM PeeWee Dairy Cattle Showmanship | Prairie Pavilion

4:30 PM Ron Diamond Hypnotist | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena

5:00 PM Chainsaw Woodcarvers | Lake Talbott

5:00 PM Kevin Horner- Ventriloquist Family Fair Show | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott

5:00 PM Moo U-Guided Barn Tours | Birthing Center

5:00 PM Strong &amp; Amazing | Gottschalk Park

6:00 PM Hedrick's Pig Races | Behind Petting Zoo

6:00 PM Kenny Ahearn - The Family Variety Theatre | 501 23rd Terr

6:00 PM Ron Diamond Hypnotist | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena

6:00 PM Mutton Bustin' Championship | Expo II

6:00 PM Wheat State Revival | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott

7:00 PM The Girls Next Door | Peoples Bank and Trust Arena

7:00 PM George Sanders Blues Band | Lowen Corporation Stage at Lake Talbott

7:00 PM Hutchinson Brass Quintet | Capper Building

Kansas State Fair schedule: Sunday, Sept. 8, 2024

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Virginia's Lt. Governor is coming to the Kansas City area next month to speak, thanks to the Kansas Black Republican Council (KBRC), the Kansas Federation of Republican Women (KFRW), and the Republican National Hispanic Assembly of Kansas (RNHA). Winsome Earl Sears will speak October 14th, 2024, at 7:30 p.m. at Fiorella's Event Space in Overland Park, Kansas.&nbsp;&nbsp;

"We're really excited about the impact that Lieutenant Governor Winsome Earl Sears, her trailblazing career, is going to have in Kansas," said Michael Austin with&nbsp;the Kansas Black Republican Council. "We think that she's the embodiment of the American dream, and she can really serve as an inspiring figure to not only Kansans, but most certainly those in the 3rd Congressional District. So we're proud to have her come."

The hope in having the event is to energize Republicans for a tough race in Kansas 3rd District.

"When you talk to folks in the community, they want to participate," Austin said. "They want to support. They have traditional values, but they may not be, you know, your true diehard Republicans. We think that having Winsome Earl Sears can once again bring people back to believing in those traditional values and conservative ideals, and something that we think could be really inspiring for those who might feel disaffected with the current political environment."

Winsome Sears is the first woman of color and second woman to hold statewide office in Virginia.&nbsp;

Virginia Lt. Governor coming to Kansas next month

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Here’s the latest booking activity from the Reno County Jail. This information is provided by the Reno County Sheriff’s Office and is not criminal history. The Hutch Post assumes no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, or completeness, of this information. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.&nbsp;——————————————&nbsp; &nbsp;

9/8/2024 3:40 AM-Amanda	Hope Howard-DUI; 2nd conv; drugs or combination of drugs; Poss of depressant; Poss of opiate, narcotic, or certain stimulant

9/8/2024 2:38 AM-Christian	Lee Johnson-DUI; Misdemeanor; Alcohol; Illegal Transportation of Alcoholic Beverage; Driving while license cancelled/suspended/revoked; misd; unknown conv&nbsp;

9/8/2024 2:18 AM-Carey	Mack Huggins Jr.-Poss of marijuana; Use or Possess with Intent to use Drug Paraphernalia into Human Body; Registration Violation; No/Expired License Plate; Insurance; Fail to maintain liability insurance&nbsp;

9/7/2024 11:36 PM-Emma	Kay Peterson-DUI; 1st conv; comp evidence of blood/breath .08+; Alcohol; Illegal Transportation of Alcoholic Beverage&nbsp;

9/7/2024 11:12 PM-Jamie	Nicole Batres-Poss of opiate, narcotic, or certain stimulant; Interference with Law Enforcement; Obstruct, Resist, Oppose; Felony Case, Execution of a Felony Warrant; Use or Possess with Intent to use Drug Paraphernalia into Human Body; Theft; Possess Stolen Property; Less than $1,500; Theft; Property or Services; Less than $1,500; Fleeing or attempting to elude a LEO; Unknown felony; Driving while license cancelled/suspended/revoked; misd; unknown conv

9/7/2024 11:02 PM-Hunter	Joseph Bayack-Domestic Battery; Knowingly Cause Physical Contact (1st conviction)&nbsp;

9/7/2024 8:24 PM-Jasmine	Renee Gray-Theft; Possess Stolen Property; Less than $1,500; Theft; Possess Stolen Property; Less than $1,500&nbsp;

9/7/2024 6:50 PM-Charles	Vincent Bogguess-Flee &amp; Elude; Commits Five or More Moving Violations; Theft; Possess Stolen Property; $25,000 to $99,999; Interference with Law Enforcement; Obstruct, Resist, Oppose; Felony Case, Execution of a Felony Warrant; Poss of opiate, narcotic, or certain stimulant; Agg assault of LEO; w/ deadly weapon; Theft; Possess Stolen Property; 2 or more conv in 5 yrs; Less than $1,500; Reckless Driving; DWS; 3rd or subs conv; Use or Possess with Intent to use Drug Paraphernalia into Human Body

9/7/2024 1:48 PM-Christine	Linette Van-DUI; 1st conv; comp evidence of blood/breath .08+

9/7/2024 7:39 AM-Kenneth	Andrew Battle-Failure to Appear; Insurance; Fail to maintain liability insurance; Registration Violation; No/Expired License Plate; Registration Violation; Display or Possess a False, Cancelled, Suspended or Revoked Title, Plate, Decal, Placard; DUI; 1st conv; drugs or combination of drugs; Flee &amp; Elude; Reckless Driving (KSA 8-1566); Alcohol; Illegal Transportation of Alcoholic Beverage; Speed; Drive in Excess of established Maximum Lawful Speed&nbsp;

9/7/2024 4:14 AM-Imanuel	Lavar Kent-DUI; 1st conv; blood or breath .08 or higher

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HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Kansas State Highway Patrol troopers are busy at the Kansas State Fair.

On Friday night troopers responded to a subject brandishing a weapon on the fairgrounds, according to a social media report from Trooper Tod Hileman.

The subject was placed under arrest for being a felon in possession of a firearm and for possession of a firearm while intoxicated.&nbsp; The KHP released no additional details including the name of the suspect.

KHP makes gun arrest at State Fair Friday

HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Kansas First District Congressman Tracey Mann was in Hutchinson on Saturday at the Kansas State Fair, and he talked to Hutch Post about the work that still needs to be done before the end of the federal fiscal year on Sept. 30.

"We go back for votes in D.C. this week," Mann said. "The House is in session the next three weeks here in September. It looks like there is momentum to do some kind of an extension. We'll know a lot more once we get to Washington D.C. this week and talk about what the plan is and what we do to fund the government moving forward."

Also up at the end of the fiscal year is the extension to the five-year farm bill that has now gone through a sixth, will it see a seventh? Quite possibly, according to Mann.

"I've been frustrated at how slow this farm bill process has been," Mann said. "I've been to the floor 33 times imploring members of Congress to get serious about getting a five-year farm bill done. It looks like, potentially, there'll be an extension. The House passed a really good version out of the House Ag Committee, that still needs to go to the floor and we need to conference with the Senate. Unfortunately, there's still a long way to go on the farm bill."

The political question is will the House Ag Committee continue under Republican control of the gavel? In other words, will Republicans still be in the House majority come January 2025?

"We're going to find out in November," Mann said. "Elections have consequences. It sure seems like Republicans are going to continue to have the majority in the House. I'm optimistic they will in the Senate as well, and win the White House, but we'll have to see what happens in November."

The most likely scenario at this point for all of this pending work is that it gets extended until at least the next Congress is seated, so that those who have tough elections on both sides of the aisle can come home and campaign.

Mann still concerned for ag as fiscal year deadline looms

&nbsp;KINGMAN COUNTY—One person was injured in an accident just before 10:30 p.m. Friday in Kingman County.

The Kansas Highway Patrol reported a 2012 Chevy Equinox driven by&nbsp; Ronald Harold&nbsp;Kuykendall, 74, Wichita, was eastbound on&nbsp;U.S. 54 one mile east of NE 150th Avenue through the construction zone on U.S 54 in the closed eastbound lanes. The vehicle struck a raised portion of the roadway.

EMS transported Kuykendall to a Wichita hospital. He was not wearing a seat belt, according to the KHP.

Kansas man injured after crash in construction zone

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Bobby Witt Jr. hit a tiebreaking single in a four-run eighth inning, and the Kansas City Royals beat Minnesota 4-2 Saturday night to open a 1 1/2-game lead over the Twins for the second AL wild card.

“That's what you dream of,” Witt said. “Those are the moments you want to be in. You've just got to control what you can control and just get a good pitch. You just have to be there in the moment.”

Held to one hit over seven innings by Bailey Ober, the Royals rallied against Jhoan Durán (6-9) and Griffin Jax, winning their third straight following a season-high, seven-game losing streak.

Kansas City (78-65) is second behind Cleveland in the AL Central and Minnesota (76-66) is third after losing four of five.

Duran, who topped 100 mph with five of 17 pitches, entered with a 2-0 lead and gave up a one-out single to Freddy Fermin, then hit Robbie Grossman with a pitch. Kyle Isbel hit an RBI single and Jax relieved, trying for a five-out save.

“The quality of at-bats against Duran was outstanding,” Kansas City manager Matt Quatraro said. “We've seen these guys never give up. The pitching kept us in the game.”

Tommy Pham hit a slow four-hopper to Brooks Lee and reached on an infield hit as the shortstop barehanded the ball and bounced his throw past first. Pinch-runner Dairon Blanco, who had been on second, scored on the error.

Witt, who leads the major leagues with a .336 average, looped a single into short center as Isbel scored for a 3-2 lead. MJ Melendez drove in Pham with a two-out single off Jax, who blew a save for the fifth time in 13 chances.

“When you’ve got a two-run lead in the eighth inning, you should win the game. Period," Twins manager Rocco Baldelli said. "When you aren’t able to complete it, it’s going to frustrate everybody and it should.”

Daniel Lynch (1-0) allowed one hit in three scoreless innings.

“We're not sitting here talking about a win without what Lynch did,” Quatraro said. “Three innings — that's about as efficient as they come.”

Lynch wasn't sure how long he'd be in the game.

“They just kept saying ‘Go on back out there,’" he recalled,

Lucas Erceg pitched a perfect ninth for his 10th save, his seventh since the Royals acquired him from Oakland at the July trade deadline.

Ober did not allow a runner to reach second and retired his final 15 batters.

“He certainly dominated us,” Quatraro said. “That was a great performance by him. He mixed. He used both sides of the plate. I think we maybe squared up one or two balls in seven innings.”

“Bailey pitched impeccably," Baldelli said. "Once you get in the eighth and ninth and you have exceptional relievers you can bring in, that’s their job.”

José Miranda hit a two-out RBI triple in the third and scored on Matt Wallner’s double off Alec Marsh, who gave up four hits in five innings.

Royals right-hander Dan Altavilla cleared waivers and was assigned outright to Triple-A Omaha.

Twins: 1B Carlos Santana left in the bottom of the sixth inning with an unspecified illness and was replaced by Kyle Farmer.

Minnesota RHP Simeon Woods Richardson (5-3, 3.95 ERA) starts Sunday against Kansas City RHP Michael Wacha (11-7, 3.50 ERA).

⚾ Royals win over Twins Saturday

FRISCO, Texas—The Wichita Wind Surge got shut out 1-0 by the Frisco RoughRiders at Riders Field. With the loss, which was the sixth time the Wind Surge have been shut out this season, the RoughRiders officially take the series.

Alejandro Osuna lasered a solo home run, his seventh of the season, to right field in the home half of the first. Despite the leadoff homer,&nbsp;Pierson Ohl&nbsp;proceeded to retire the next 14 hitters. He went toe-to-toe with a pair of Major League rehabbers in Jacob deGrom and Jacob Latz, who only surrendered one hit, a third inning&nbsp;Kyler Fedko&nbsp;double, through five frames.

Wichita put men on base in each of the final three innings, including a leadoff single that stayed fair near first base from&nbsp;Jake Rucker&nbsp;in the top of the ninth.&nbsp;Alex Isola&nbsp;looped another knock into shallow right field to put men at first and second for the Wind Surge with one out, though the side would strike out to end the game. Wichita’s last stand was the only inning with more than a single hit all night long.

Ohl took the loss to move to 5-7 on the season, though he pitched masterfully. One out away from a quality start, he gave up an earned run on three hits with six strikeouts.

⚾ Wichita Wind Surge shut out by RoughRiders

AP Sports Summary for Sunday, September 8th:

No. 7 Oregon beats Boise State 37-34 on last-second field goal

EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — Atticus Sappington kicked a 25-yard field goal as time expired to give No. 7 Oregon a 37-34 victory over resilient Boise State on Saturday night. Dillon Gabriel threw for 243 yards and two touchdowns for the Ducks, who extended their nonconference home winning streak to 34 games, best nationally among active teams. Ashton Jeanty ran for 192 yards and three touchdowns for Boise State, which led 20-14 at the half but lost momentum after Oregon scored a pair of touchdowns in the third quarter to take the lead.

Northern Illinois stuns No. 5 Notre Dame 16-14 with field goal in final minute

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Kanon Woodill hit a 35-yard field goal with 31 seconds to play, Cade Haberman blocked a 62-yard try as time expired and Northern Illinois stunned No. 5 Notre Dame 16-14 on Saturday. Haberman blocked the 62-yard attempt by Notre Dame's Mitch Jeter, allowing the jubilant Huskies to claim their first nonconference victory against a ranked opponent since a 19-16 upset of No. 21 Alabama in 2003. Notre Dame looked like it was in position to get some separation from Northern Illinois, but an interception thrown by Riley Leonard set up the winning field goal for the Huskies.

Quinn Ewers throws for 3 touchdowns as No. 3 Texas pounds No. 10 Michigan 31-12

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Quinn Ewers threw for 246 yards and three touchdowns, leading No. 3 Texas to a 31-12 win over No. 10 Michigan. The Longhorns moved the ball at will through the air and on the ground against the defending national champions, whose turnover-prone offense failed to throw or run the ball effectively. Michigan had won a Big Ten-record 29 consecutive regular-season games and 23 straight home games. Texas led 24-3 at halftime and didn't give up a touchdown until Davis Warren threw a 31-yard pass to Semaj Morgan with 1:54 left.

AP Top 25 Takeaways: 3 years in at Notre Dame, Marcus Freeman is again explaining a stunning loss

Marcus Freeman still has not mastered the most underrated part of being a college football coach at a blue-blood school: Beat the teams you're supposed to beat. The Notre Dame coach can now add a stunning home loss to 28-point underdog Northern Illinois to a resume that already includes being upset at home by Marshall and a Stanford team that was in the midst of a 3-9 season back in 2022. The 38-year-old Freeman said afterward the Fighting Irish have been here before. Sort of. In Year 3, this one is far worse.

Taylor Fritz plays Jannik Sinner in the US Open men's final

NEW YORK (AP) — Taylor Fritz is seeking the first Grand Slam singles title for an American man in 21 years, and No. 1 Jannik Sinner will be trying for second major championship of the season when they meet in the U.S. Open final. Sunday's title match is scheduled to begin at about 2 p.m. EDT. Sinner is 34-2 on hard courts in 2024 with four titles, including at the Australian Open in January. The Italian goes into Sunday on a 10-match winning streak. The 12th-seeded Fritz is in his first major final at age 26. Andy Roddick's victory at the 2003 U.S. Open is the last Slam title for an American man.

Morocco's El Idrissi smashes women's marathon world record on the last day of the Paralympic Games

PARIS (AP) — Morocco's Fatima Ezzahra El Idrissi has smashed the world record in the women's marathon for runners with visual impairments on the last day of the Paralympic Games. The 29-year-old El Idrissi has finished in 2 hours, 48 minutes and 36 seconds. It beats the previous record from Japan's Misato Michishita in Hofu City in December 2020 by nearly 6 minutes. Tunisia's Wajdi Boukhili has won the men's T12 marathon. Swiss wheelchair racers Catherine Debrunner and Marcel Hug have also won the women's and men's marathons. The United States women's wheelchair basketball team was to play defending champion Netherlands for gold among other final events later Sunday.

Chicago Sky rookie Angel Reese out for the rest of the WNBA season due to a wrist injury

CHICAGO (AP) — Angel Reese's historic rookie season is over. The Chicago Sky forward says on social media that she has a season-ending injury, which the team confirmed was to her wrist. Reese finishes the season averaging 13.6 points and 13.1 rebounds. It's the highest rebound average in the history of the WNBA. Reese also set the rookie record with 26 double-doubles — her last coming in a win over Los Angeles on Friday night.

Milroe, No. 4 Alabama pull away in 4th to beat heavy underdog South Florida 42-16

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — Jalen Milroe ran for two touchdowns and threw for a pair of fourth-quarter scores to help No. 4 Alabama pull away to beat South Florida 42-16 on Saturday night.. The Crimson Tide were locked in a struggle with the Bulls most of the way before exploding for 28 points in the final 10 minutes. It had turned into a surprising test for new coach Kalen DeBoer, whose team came in as 30-point favorites and didn't come to life offensively until late. Alabama lost three second-half fumbles and had an array of penalties. It was a one-point game entering the fourth quarter.

Aryna Sabalenka beats Jessica Pegula to win the US Open for her third Grand Slam title

NEW YORK (AP) — Aryna Sabalenka has defeated Jessica Pegula 7-5, 7-5 in the U.S. Open women's final to win her first championship at Flushing Meadows and second Grand Slam title of the year. The victory on Saturday allowed the second-seeded Sabalenka to add to the trophy she earned at the Australian Open in January. Sabalenka is a 26-year-old from Belarus who was the runner-up to Coco Gauff at last year's U.S. Open. The sixth-seeded Pegula is from New York and was participating in a major final for the first time at age 30. Pegula has won 15 of her past 17 matches over the past month but both losses came against Sabalenka, including in the final of the Cincinnati Open.

Packers QB Jordan Love has an MCL injury and should return this season, AP source says

A person familiar with the situation has told The Associated Press that Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love injured his medial collateral ligament in the team's season-opening game but didn't suffer damage to his ACL and should return at some point this season. The person spoke to the AP on the condition of anonymity because the team hasn't announced the severity of Love's injury. A timetable for Love's return wasn't specified. ESPN and NFL Network first reported the update on Love,. ESPN reported Love could miss three to four weeks. NFL Network estimated it at three to six weeks.

Here are the scores from yesterday's sports events:

Final	(22)Louisville	49	Jacksonville St.	14	

Final	(6)Mississippi	52	Middle Tennessee	3	

Final tie	Sporting Kansas City	1	New York	1	

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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) — Kaden Feagin scored on a 1-yard run with 9:34 to go, David Alano added a 43-yard field goal with 58 seconds left and Illinois rallied to beat No. 19 Kansas 23-17 on Saturday night.

Illinois (2-0) beat a ranked nonconference opponent for the first time since topping then-No. 22 Arizona State on Sept. 17, 2011. The Illini also avenged a 34-23 loss last year at Kansas (1-1).

Feagin scored after Luke Altmyer found Pat Bryant for 37- and 28-yard completions on the eight-play, 80-yard drive.

Altmyer completed 16 of 25 passes for 192 yards. Zakhari Franklin had nine catches for 99 yards, and Bryant had three receptions for 70 yards.

Kansas' Jalon Daniels was 18 of 32 for 141 yards with two touchdown passes and three interceptions.

Daniels scrambled and found a wide-open Lawrence Arnold in the end zone for 13-yard TD pass that give the Jayhawks a 17-13 lead with 4:57 to go in the third quarter.

Luke Grimm caught nine passes for 40 yards and a touchdown for the Jayhawks. Devin Neal ran for 101 yards on 14 carries.

The teams combined for 17 points in the final 3:05 of the second quarter.

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