Los Angeles Angels prospect Rio Foster was hospitalized after a vehicle crash early Friday morning, the team said."Rio is currently receiving medical care at a local hospital and remains in critical condition," the Angels said in a statement. "We ask that the entire Angels Community joins our Organization in keeping Rio and his family in their hearts during this difficult time."Foster, 22, currently plays in the minor leagues at the High-A level for the Angels affiliate, the Tri-City Dust Devils. The team was scheduled to face Hillsboro on Friday night, but the game was suspended. The Dust Devils took to social media to offer well-wishes.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"The thoughts and prayers of the entire Dust Devils organization are with Rio Foster who was a passenger in a car accident early this morning and sustained serious injuries," the minor league team posted.Foster was selected in the 16th round of the 2023 draft after his stint at Florence-Darlington Technical College in South Carolina.2025 MLB CONTENDER RANKINGS: THE TOUGHEST FINAL MONTH BEFORE THE POSTSEASON?He is batting .267 with 10 homers and 40 RBI this season and received Northwest League player of the month honors after his standout August performance.Ray Montgomery, who was named the Angels' interim manager after Ron Washington stepped away for health reasons, said the team is "praying for the best.""We're praying for the best; that's all we can do," Angels interim manager Ray Montgomery said before Friday night's game against the Athletics. "Unfortunately, I'm working on limited [information]. ... What I do know is it's obviously way more important than anything we're doing here today."I'm just thinking about him and his family. He's a great kid. We had him in spring training. He was a little bit of a later-round draft pick, and he's done some good things. We saw him in spring training, and he was named [Northwest League] player of the month recently, so his career is in a good spot."The Athletics defeated the Angels on Friday. The second game of the three-game series between the Athletics and Angels is scheduled for Saturday night.The Angels enter Saturdays action in fourth place in the American League West division.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

The Chicago Sky decided on Friday how to penalize their most high-profile player.Angel Reeese will be on the bench for the first half of the Sky's matchup with the Las Vegas Aces on Sunday, the team announced.The decision came after the star forward issued remarks that were deemed "detrimental to the team."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe punishment is separate from the one-game suspension Reese served Friday night when the Sky faced the Indiana Fever. Reese was assessed her eighth technical foul of the year in Wednesday's game against the Connecticut Sun.According to WNBA rules, an eighth technical foul automatically triggers a one-game suspension.FEVER LOSE CAITLIN CLARK FOR REMAINDER OF 2025 SEASONChicago suffered a 20-point loss Friday with Reese sidelined, dropping to 10-31 on the season.The two-time All-Star voiced her frustrations with the franchise, telling the Chicago Tribune that she "might have to move in a different direction and do whats best for me" if the team doesnt improve its outlook earlier in the week.She walked back those comments after Wednesdays win over Connecticut and had already apologized to the team."The Chicago Sky values the safety, respect, and well-being of every player. We are committed to accountability so our players can stay focused on playing basketball," the team said in a statement. "This matter has been handled and resolved internally, and we are moving forward as a team."Reese, the seventh overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft, enters Saturday averaging 14.7 points and a league-best 12.6 rebounds. She has appeared in 30 games this season.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) is offering a $50,000 reward for information about an 18-year-old wanted in connection to the shooting death of a Capitol Hill intern in Washington, D.C.MPD officials said Naqwan Antonio Lucas, 18, of Granby, Massachusetts, is wanted on a D.C. Superior Court arrest warrant for premeditated first degree murder while armed.Two additional 17-year-old suspects, Kelvin Thomas, of Southeast, D.C. and Jailen Lucas, of Northwest, D.C. were arrested Friday and charged as adults with premeditated first degree murder while armed.Both had prior violent criminal records in family court, according to U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro.TWO TEENS ARRESTED IN MURDER OF CAPITOL HILL INTERN, THIRD SOUGHT: DOJ, DC POLICEUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst student Tarpinian-Jachym, 21, who was an intern for Rep. Ron Estes, R-Kan., was fatally shot just one mile from the White House on June 30.An adult woman and 16-year-old boy were also injured in the shooting, according to police.Tarpinian-Jachym was honored by the House in July with a moment of silence. Estes described him as a "dedicated and thoughtful and kind person who loved our country."Attorney General Pam Bondi said if the suspects are convicted, they "will face severe justice.""We hope that this provides some measure of solace to his family," Bondi wrote in a statement.DC POLICE HANDLING OF GOP CONGRESSIONAL INTERN'S MURDER 'UNUSUAL': FMR. NYPD DETECTIVEIt is unclear if Naqwan Lucas and Jailen Lucas are related, though their cities of residence do not match.Officials have not confirmed if Naqwan Lucas has a prior criminal record.The MPD offers a reward of up to $25,000 to anyone who provides information that leads to the arrest and conviction of a person responsible for a D.C. homicide.MOTHER OF SLAIN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN SAYS DC COUNCIL TREATS VIOLENT CRIME LIKE A 'JOKE' AMID UNSOLVED KILLINGHowever, in addition to the typical reward, the FBI's Washington Field Office is offering an additional $15,000, and the U.S. Marshals Service is offering an additional $10,000 for Naqwan Lucas' arrestbringing the total possible reward amount up to $50,000.Anyone who knows where Naqwan Lucas is hiding should not take action, and call police at 202-727-9099 or text a tip to the department's TEXT TIP LINE at 50411, according to officials.Fox News Digital's Rachel Wolf contributed to this report.

Aryna Sabalenka defeated Amanda Anisimova to win the 2025 U.S. Open on Saturday night.The No. 1 tennis player in the world won the match 6-3, 7-6 (3) at Flushing Meadows in the Queens borough of New York City. She stayed poised throughout the match and wasnt going to let Anisimova pull off an upset like she did at the All-England Club a few months ago.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMEven when Anisimova started to heat up, Sabalenka locked in and let her upstart American opponent make the mistakes. She capitalized with some ingenious shots throughout the match.Anisimova was down early in the first set but was able to get her feet under her and make some incredible shots to tie the first set at two apiece. But unforced errors would come back to haunt her.The New Jersey native watched the set slip away from her. Sabalenka dug in and was able to take the first set from her.Anisimova won the first game in the second set after going back and forth with Sabalenka. The Belarusian would again lock in. She countered an Anisimova slice with a terrific drop shot and battled back to win the third game of the second set. Anisimova was able to get the set back to three games even with powerful shots that Sabalenka couldnt reach.TRUMP TO ATTEND US OPEN MEN'S FINAL IN NEW YORKSabalenka was overwhelming for Anisimova. She was hitting shots from her shoelaces and dropping them into corners of the court that Anisimova could just not get to.But Anisimova pulled off a stunning comeback. She capitalized on some of Sabalenkas mistakes and even went up 6-5 in the second set. Sabalenka then showed why shes still the top player in the sport.It was Sabalenkas first Grand Slam title of 2025. She fell short in the French Open final this year and was ousted in the final of the Australian Open by Madison Keys. Anisimova shocked her at Wimbledon but went on to lose to Iga Swiatek in straight sets.She now has four Grand Slam titles in her career. Last year, she defeated Jessica Pegula to win the U.S Open.Anisimova had an incredible year, making two Grand Slam finals. Shes poised to take a big leap during the 2026 season.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Texas A&M had little issue securing its second victory of the young college football season. The No. 19 Aggies cruised to a 20-point win over the Utah State Aggies in College Station, Texas.Defensive lineman Cashius Howell played a key role in the win and accomplished a rare feat in the process. In the second quarter, Howell sacked Utah State quarterback Bryson Barnes on three consecutive plays.When Utah State held the ball on the 25-yard line, the pass rusher powered past left tackle Jake Eichorn and dropped Barnes for a loss of six yards.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMOn the next play, Howell got past Eichorn again to take Barnes down for another sack. Bullying past Eichorn one more time, Howell took down Barnes for a loss of 8 yards to bring up fourth down and single-handedly force a punt.COLLEGE FOOTBALL WEEK 2 PREVIEW: BEST GAMES TO WATCH THIS WEEKENDHowell admitted he was left a bit stunned after he took Barnes down for the third time."I don't wanna say I didn't believe it, but it was like dang, like, I really just did that," he said. "It was definitely a good feeling for sure though."When asked to pick his favorite of the three, Howell didnt hesitate."The second one," he said. "I feel like I just fried him."Texas A&M coach Mike Elko said hed never seen anything like what Howell did Saturday and lauded his teams pass rush. "That will be something that will be hard to beat," he said.Howell, a fifth-year senior, entered the game with 15.5 career sacks. He finished he 2024 season with just four sacks. His career-high came in 2023 when he had 9.5 for Bowling Green.Howell became the first player to record sacks on three straight plays since Jack Cichy did it for the Wisconsin Badgers in the 2015 Holiday Bowl against the USC Trojans, according to research provided by the Texas A&M communications staff.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

AB Hernandez, a transgender high school athlete in California who plays on the girls volleyball and track and field teams, remained defiant amid criticism for competing against females.Several of Jurupa Valleys opponents this season have forfeited games rather than play a game against a team that has a biological male on the team. Chaffey High School was one of the teams that agreed to play against Jurupa Valley, but they fell to Hernandezs team in four sets.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMHernandez had no interest in giving in to criticism."They swear I'm like this crazy danger to society," Hernandez told CBS Los Angeles in a recent interview. "I'm just a normal kid going to school, playing sports."Hernandezs participation in girls sports became a flashpoint in the effort to keep womens and girls sports fair. In the spring, Hernandez participated in the California high school state championships and won several events. The California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) altered rules for the sport to allow a girl to share the podium with Hernandez.CALIFORNIA GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS REFUSE TO PARTICIPATE ALONGSIDE TRANSGENDER TEAMMATEThe Trump administration filed a lawsuit against the CIF and the California Department of Education (CDE) over its gender-participation policies."I think people just see one thing and they're like 'Oh, that's what you are," Hernandez added."They don't take the time to get to know me. So, it's just a little frustrating."Hernandez received the loudest cheers of the night before the match against Chaffey, according to OutKick. One Jurupa Valley fan wore a T-shirt with messaging supporting transgender activism.Hernandez lamented the other schools that chose to forfeit their matchups."A team sport, I can't take that," Hernandez said. "It's a team effort. My team needs to be willing to fight with me and that's what it takes to win a team title."Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Authorities say there are no survivors after a helicopter crashed Saturday afternoon near a small airport in the Twin Cities suburbs and burst into flames.Officers found the downed aircraft, later identified as a Robinson R66, at about 2:45 p.m. local time in an area west of Airlake Airport, according to a statement from the Lakeville Police Department.Emergency personnel determined there did not appear to be any survivors of the crash.TWO PEOPLE KILLED AFTER HELICOPTER HITS POWER LINE AND CRASHES INTO BARGE ON MISSISSIPPI RIVERIt is unclear how many people were onboard the helicopter.A Robinson R66 is a single-engine turbine helicopter with a glass cockpit that seats one pilot and four passengers.The crash site is in a non-residential, non-commercial area, and there is no indication of any injuries to those on the ground, according to police.The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) told Fox News Digital the helicopter crashed "under unknown circumstances and a post-crash fire ensued."AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER SHOULD HAVE WARNED PLANE OF ARMY HELICOPTER'S PATH AHEAD OF FATAL DC CRASH: FAAAn NTSB investigator is en route to the scene and is expected to arrive in Minnesota Sunday afternoon, officials said.Once on site, the investigator will document the scene and examine the aircraft. The helicopter will then be taken to a secure facility for further evaluation.The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has also been notified and will be responding to the scene, according to police.NTSB LAUNCHES 3-DAY INVESTIGATIVE HEARING ON DEADLY DC PLANE CRASHThe FAA and NTSB will lead the investigation.Lakeville, Minnesota is about 20 miles south of downtown Minneapolis, and 25 miles south of St. Paul.The City of Lakeville, FAA and NTSB did not immediately respond to inquiries from Fox News Digital.

In Oakland, Calif., District 7 Councilman Ken Houston is facing pushback as he works to crack down on the city's homeless crisis.Houston, a Democrat, has earned both praise and criticism as he pushes for a solution.His plan, introduced Thursday evening, would let Oaklands government shut down encampments even if no other shelter options are available, according to The Oaklandside. Until now, outreach workers have been required to offer housing alternatives before a camp can be cleared. The proposal also allows authorities to cite or arrest people for camping where it is prohibited.SANTA MONICA BUSINESS OWNER OFFERING ONE-WAY FLIGHTS TO GET HOMELESS OUT OF CALIFORNIA"The city of Oakland now has clear constitutional authority to prohibit encampments in public spaces," Houstons report stated. "Failure for the city to act can no longer be based on legal uncertainty.""Oakland has a moral duty to intervene compassionately but firmly," Houston said in his own words about the city that reportedly has 5,500 homeless residents as of last year, according to The Oaklandside.He also argued the "rapid growth of the unsheltered population has led to escalating threats to public safety, sanitation and environmental health. These conditions have reached a crisis point, underscoring the urgent need for comprehensive and effective policy solutions."INTERIOR DEPARTMENT ADOPTS NO-TOLERANCE POLICY FOR HOMELESS ENCAMPMENTS IN WASHINGTON, DCThe Housing & Dignity Project, a local advocacy group, is urging the council to reject the proposal. The group argued it "aligns city policy with the Trump agenda by prioritizing the removal and criminalization of people experiencing homelessness." It also warned that allowing the towing of inhabited vehicles without notice "would result only in more people living on sidewalks in deeper instability," according to The Oaklandside.Fox News Digital reached out to Houston and did not receive immediate reply.

The Powerball jackpot was raised to $1.8 billion after nobody in the United States matched all six numbers on Thursday night. Its the second largest in lottery history.One Alabama woman, named Susie Conerly, held out hope that she would be the lucky winner. Luxury cars, a new house, a day at the spa those things were far from her mind if she were to win the drawing. No, instead, she said she would turn her attention to the Alabama Crimson Tide football program.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMFlorida State upset Alabama in the first game of the 2025 college football season last week. The loss increased the pressure on head coach Kalen DeBoer. But if the woman got her way, she would help pack DeBoers bags."Ill tell ya exactly what Id do with the first $70 million. Id pay off Kalen DeBoer and get him the heck out of the University of Alabama," Conerly told WHNT-TV in Huntsville, via Awful Announcing. "And then Id take whatever else it took to get rid of the AD (Greg Byrne)."FLORIDA STATE HONORS ETHAN PRITCHARD, WHO WAS SHOT IN HEAD, DURING GAME VS EAST TEXAS A&MShe very well would be able to do just that. DeBoers buyout is about $63 million, according to CBS Sports.He took over for Nick Saban last year. Saban retired following the 2023 season.Should Conerly, or anyone else, match those six numbers, they could receive an estimated cash value of $826.4 million before taxes."Excitement is building as players look forward to tomorrow nights drawing for this historic jackpot," Powerball Product Group Chair and Iowa Lottery CEO Matt Strawn said in a news release. "We encourage everyone to play responsibly and take pride in knowing that every $2 ticket also helps support good causes in their community."Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Over 1,000 LGBTQ Catholics and their families walked through the Holy Door of St. Peters Basilica this weekend as part of a Jubilee pilgrimage listed on the Vaticans official Holy Year calendar.The event appeared under the neutral title "Pilgrimage of the Tenda di Gionata Association (Jonathan's Tent) and other associations" for Sept. 6, 2025 on their website.The listing marks the first time an LGBTQ pilgrimage has been included in the Vaticans Jubilee program.Many pilgrims hailed it as a sign of welcome following Pope Francis 12-year papacy, while critics in Catholic media blasted the move as undermining Church tradition.POPE LEO SIGNALS CONTINUATION OF POPE FRANCIS' WELCOMING OF LGBT COMMUNITY IN CATHOLIC CHURCHSome participants wept as they entered the basilica. "It just felt epic, like I was able to touch the hand of God," Justin del Rosario told the Associated Press, who carried a crucifix across the threshold with his male partner.Pilgrims came from the U.S., Italy and Brazil. Groups included DignityUSA, Outreach and a delegation of transgenders from Rome.Many pointed to Pope Francis record, from his 2013 remark, "Who am I to judge?" to his decision allowing priests to bless same-sex couples as paving the way for the pilgrimage. While never changing the Church's teaching on homosexuality, Francis met repeatedly with LGBT advocates.POPE LEO OPTS TO SHARE PAPAL RESIDENCE WITH FOUR ASSOCIATES, BREAKING WITH TRADITIONPope Leo XIV, only months into his papacy, did not mention LGBTQ Catholics during his Jubilee audience but met privately this week with Jesuit Fr. James Martin, who said the Holy Father echoed Francis welcoming message.Vatican officials stressed that adding the pilgrimage to the calendar was logistical, not endorsement. "They are not sponsored activities. Once it is ascertained that there is space, we insert the pilgrimage into the general calendar," Vatican spokeswoman Agnese Palmucci told Reuters.Online reaction showed sharp divides."Yes, the Vaticans first LGBTQ+ pilgrimage approved by Pope Francis a few months before his death is taking place this weekend under Pope Leo." posted Pope Crave (@ClubConcrave) on X.Others condemned it as a betrayal of doctrine. "F--- the Rules inside Saint Peters. The LGBT group La Tenda di Gionata makes their entrance into St. Peters Basilica today... this is the New Church. Behold the legacy of Pope Francis," wrote Catholic commentator Michael J. Matt (@Michael_J_Matt) on X, posting photos from the basilica.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe Vatican did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.The Associated Press contributed to this report.