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Patrick Mahomes Blanks Justin Tucker Signing For Chiefs, Addresses “Long Standing Beef”

Oct 29, 2026 | 7:10 AM EDT Harrison Butker’s troubling record so far has pushed the Chiefs to bring in a reinforcement: former Ravens kicker Justin Tucker. While the move bolsters Kansas City’s special teams, it does refresh a bad memory involving Tucker, Patrick Mahomes, and Travis Kelce. The Chiefs quarterback did not express eagerness, or disappointment, at the new signing. “I mean, we have a lot of people that have kind of added in and out, I try not to get too high or too low on anything,” Mahomes said in the October 28 presser. “But I know they do a great job of bringing great players in. But for me, it is about the Denver Broncos and moving on and continue to get better. We have a lot of stuff that we have to clean up.” Justin Tucker is not just any new player joining the Kansas City Chiefs. He comes to the red and gold with 13 years of experience under his belt, and seven Pro…

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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson is back at practice, but Kyle Hamilton, Roquan Smith aren’t there

Ravens get a boost as Lamar Jackson returns to practice, while Kyle Hamilton and Roquan Smith miss Wednesday's session. The Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson has missed three consecutive games because of a high ankle sprain he suffered against the Tennessee Titans. Fortunately for Ravens fans, Jackson has now returned to practice. The Ravens are scheduled to face the Buffalo Bills on the road in Week 8. Ahead of the matchup, Baltimore released its Wednesday injury report, listing Jackson as a full participant. However, the team still has concerns on the defensive side, as safety Kyle Hamilton and linebacker Roquan Smith were among those who did not practice. Jackson's availability could make a significant difference for a Baltimore offense that has struggled to find consistency without its starting quarterback. The Ravens went 1-2 during his absence, including their latest…

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Staffing improves for NC health care providers, but long term shortages continue to threaten stability

North Carolina’s health care workforce is growing, and acute staffing shortages have eased in several professions, but employers still struggle to fill open positions and retain workers, particularly in rural communities. That’s the main takeaway from the third annual health workforce analysis released on Oct. 26 by the NC Center on the Workforce for Health, which tracks employer demand alongside the supply of people entering health care professions. The findings show improvements in several key areas since last year, including vacancy and turnover rates for registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, certified nursing assistants and medical assistants. However, those vacancy rates are still high — and some employers lose workers almost as quickly as they can hire them. For instance, the state faces a shortage of 12,500 RNs and 5,000 LPNs over the coming decade. “Improvement doesn’t…

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Philly workers say they are still owed pay, months after jail health care collapse

Philadelphia abruptly ended its contract with YesCare, a jail medical services provider, in May shortly after the company declared bankruptcy and following weeks of missed payroll payments. Months after Philadelphia abruptly ended its decades-long relationship with its bankrupt jail health care provider, some medical workers who went unpaid during the company’s collapse still have not been made whole, union representatives say. Jail medical workers, prison advocates, and city officials this week gave City Council’s committee on legislative oversight a fuller public account of how the contractor, YesCare, unraveled over months — and what the city knew as it did. Even before YesCare’s bankruptcy, the city had decided to switch providers and awarded a one-year contract worth up to $80 million to CFG Health that was scheduled to begin in July. But the South Jersey-based company took over in…

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