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The Chicago Bears were hit by a surprise retirement this week After nine NFL seasons, former first-round pick Marcus Davenport has abruptly decided to retire. Davenport played in his first game of the season on Sunday, and he ended up logging a total of 12 snaps for the Bears before making the decision to call it quits.  According to NFL Network, the 30-year-old asked to be released following Sunday's game against the Jets, which the Bears won 23-12. Davenport was credited with making one tackle during his 12 snaps on the field. Davenport originally signed with the Bears back in mid-August with hopes that he could revive his career in Chicago. He got released on the NFL's Aug. 30 cut-down day, but the Bears did sign him to their practice squad. The veteran pass-rusher didn't see any action during the first three weeks of the season, but Chicago did finally activate him for Sunday's game against the Jets. A career plagued by injuriesDavenport's career began in 2018, when the Saints selected him 14th overall in the NFL Draft. He ended up spending five seasons in New Orleans, and during his time there, he never quite lived up to the hype that comes with being a first-round pick.

WindsorHôtel-Dieu Grace Healthcare’s Centre for Problem Gambling and Digital Dependency has been renamed the Ontario Centre for Problem Gambling, reflecting the program’s growing role as a provincial leader in specialized gambling treatment. Hospital says new name intended to better reflect its reach across OntarioDesmond Brown · CBC News · Posted: Aug 25, 2026 5:26 PM EDT | Last Updated: August 25Listen to this articleEstimated 2 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. Hôtel-Dieu Grace Healthcare says the new name is intended to better reflect the centre’s reach across Ontario and its work providing evidence-based care to people struggling with problem gambling, as well as support for their families. (Hôtel-Dieu Grace Healthcare)Hôtel-Dieu Grace Healthcare’s Centre for Problem Gambling and Digital Dependency has been renamed the Ontario Centre for Problem Gambling.

The Altoona Area High School science commons was renamed and dedicated Monday as the AAHS Innovation Center, in honor of a generous donation from Jane and Lee Hite and Nancy and Steve Sheetz. The donation was made to the Altoona Area School District Foundation to build an endowment that will inspire future generations of entrepreneurs, creators and leaders, said foundation Executive Director Paula Foreman, adding both families have supported and inspired innovation through initiatives like the Altoona LaunchBox and the Sheetz Fellows Program at Penn State Altoona.

Bjorkstrand scores twice for New York, which is 6-0-0 at Madison Square Garden NEW YORK -- The New York Rangers stayed perfect at home this season by defeating the Anaheim Ducks 5-2 at Madison Square Garden on Monday.