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Push for a county animal shelter in Rensselaer

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:33 GMT

RENSSELAER COUNTY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Since the pandemic, animal shelters have not only needed volunteers but also needed more space. But earlier this year, the Mohawk Hudson Humane Society announced they could no longer accept any more stray animals. Animal activists like Valerie Lang Waldin said they understand the reasons behind the decision. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! “Mohawk Hudson did this for safe reasons. You know, they’re not doing it to be cruel,” Waldin said. “But they can no longer be the only animal shelter in the Capital District.”But it's not just individual people who can't bring strays to the shelter. Local municipalities in Rensselaer County that also used Mohawk Hudson Humane Society to take lost animals had yet to learn that contracts would be terminated so soon. Out of the municipalities in the county, Troy is the only contract left with the shelter, at least for now, leaving others scrambling for a solut...

Activists call for ceasefire between Israel and Hamas

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:33 GMT

TROY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Those in support of a ceasefire gathered in Troy Monday to protest the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas. The protest took place at Riverfront Park on Front Street.Those in attendance are calling for a ceasefire on both sides to put and end to civilian deaths. One woman who has lost family members in attacks in Gaza gave a speech at the protest. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! "I would like everyone to please call their Congress and demand for ceasefire and end occupation," Shahenda Nassan said.Some of the groups that took part in the rally for peace included the Palestinian Rights Committee of Upper Hudson Peace action and Jewish Voice for Peace Albany.

AdventHealth Porter hospital in Denver closes after losing heat, hot water

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:33 GMT

AdventHealth Porter hospital in Denver is closed to new patients after the facility lost heat and hot water following a boiler system failure on Monday.The hospital at 2525 S. Downing St., is closed to new patients, system officials announced in a news release. All surgeries scheduled through Wednesday will be rescheduled and the emergency department is closed.The medical office buildings at 850 and 950 E. Harvard Ave., and the Porter Medical Plaza at 2535 S. Downing St., were not affected by the boiler outage and are still open.An emergency boiler is en route to the hospital and will be installed as soon as possible, according to a news release from AdventHealth.The hospital is also working to transport patients to other facilities and will send staff to other facilities to support patients as needed, according to the company.This is a developing story and may be updated.Get more Colorado news by signing up for our daily Your Morning Dozen email newsletter.

Keeler: Broncos need to stand pat at NFL trade deadline with Pat Surtain II, defense that made Patrick Mahomes look silly.

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:33 GMT

Ship Jerry Jeudy to Siberia, for all I care. But if Sean Payton and his buddy George Paton lay so much as a pinkie on this defense, Broncos Country oughta riot.“The NFL is a business. That’s how the game goes,” Broncos star cornerback Patrick Surtain II told myself and a circle of scribes Monday at the Ritz-Carlton downtown before a charitable competition for his new Patrick Surtain II Foundation.“But you’ve got to focus on just being where your feet are, not allowing the external noise to control or affect your mindset. Put one foot in front of the other every day and just sort of focus on the team’s success right now.”No single Broncos asset could jump-start a rebuild the way PS2 could, all by himself. He’s young, one of the best cornerbacks in the league and still on a rookie contract. Heck, Surtain might be the only player on the roster who guarantees at least one first-round draft pick in return by Halloween’s 2 p.m. trade d...

Denver City Council sends major rental assistance increase, two other budget amendments to mayor

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:33 GMT

The Denver City Council on Monday approved an amendment that would pull $14.8 million out of the reserves set aside in Mayor Mike Johnston’s proposed 2024 budget to provide more rental assistance for Denverites facing evictions next year.The vote, 9-4, is a supermajority that could overrule Johnston should he choose to veto that amendment to his spending plan. Council members said they are open to more discussion with the administration about funding sources for a cause even dissenting members agree desperately needs more cash.It’s the latest phase in a struggle that has emerged between the new mayor and a council that was reshaped by spring elections. Johnston has focused much of his efforts on providing shelter for people living homeless on the city’s streets.“We heard loud and clear for the community that rental assistance is absolutely necessary as we are faced with the ever-growing rise in evictions (that) by low estimates could end us up with 20,000 peo...

Gun sales up among Jewish and Israeli communities, store owners say

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:33 GMT

As the war between Israel and Hamas rages, local gun shop owners say concerns fueled by the bloody conflict have led to a surge in sales in Southern California, with many Jewish people arming themselves for the first time.  Jewish himself, Charles Jasper, Director of Aegis Private Security which also provides gun training, told KTLA’s Jennifer McGraw that his business has doubled since the war began.  “The idea that people can go door-to-door, terrorists can go door-to-door with impunity and not face hard resistance is something difficult to process, especially as an American,” he said.  In Studio City last week, the home of a Jewish family was broken into by man threatening to kill them while hurling anti-Semitic insults. The victim, who is nine months pregnant, told KTLA that the intruder first kicked in the door to their master bedroom. Her husband fought with him while she called 911. Officers arrived and found him armed with a kitchen knife, Key News reported. He...

Britney Spears tries to blame driving infraction on need to ‘tee-tee,’ video shows

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:33 GMT

It was a strange case of too much information, and too little, when Britney Spears got pulled over by a California Highway Patrol officer near her home in Thousand Oaks earlier this month.The traffic stop occurred on Oct. 6 and was the second time she was pulled over in the area within a month.In a body camera video obtained by TMZ, the officer approaches Spears in her white Mercedes coupe to accuse her of crossing double yellow lines. Britney Spears’ odd knife dance prompts welfare check: Report But before he could say anything, the pop star immediately apologized and blamed her poor driving on her urgent need to use a restroom.“Sorry, I had to tee-tee. My house is right there. I’m so sorry,” she tells the officer.When asked to produce her driver's license -or any form of picture identification- Spears couldn’t.“Do you have any photo ID or anything with your name on it? I know who you are, but, uh…,” the officer says. “Is there a reason you don’t carry it with you?”Spears tried ...

Steph Curry continues hot start with 42 points in Warriors’ win over Pelicans

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:33 GMT

NEW ORLEANS — Steph Curry had a season-high 42 points in the Warriors’ 130-102 win over the New Orleans Pelicans (2-1) on Monday night.The Warriors move to 3-1 on the season, and all of their wins have been on the road.Curry shot 7-of-13 from 3 and 15-of-22 from the field in just 30 minutes played. Curry, 35, has been on a tear to start the year. He scored 24 points against the Phoenix Suns (4-of-14 from 3) then went off for 41 points against the Kings (7-of-10 from 3) and scored 16 of his 24 points (6-of-14 from 3) against the Rockets in a fourth-quarter flurry. Curry is shooting 64.8% from 3 so far this season.The Warriors were without Klay Thompson and Jonathan Kuminga, who sat out the latter half of the back-to-back with minor injuries. Moses Moody, who has been a consistent shooter from three, made his 15th career NBA start and his first this season.Related ArticlesGolden State Warriors | Warriors have surprise starter in place of Klay Thompson against Ne...

Search for vehicle burglary suspects spurs Peninsula hospital lockdown

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:33 GMT

MILLBRAE – A Burlingame hospital was locked down Monday morning while authorities searched for a quartet of vehicle burglary suspects.Related ArticlesCrime and Public Safety | Gypsy Hill killings: Elderly sex offender convicted of 1976 murder of Daly City woman Crime and Public Safety | Bay Area Hells Angels members arrested on suspicion of attempted murder Crime and Public Safety | Motorhome recovered, suspect arrested in Palo Alto carjacking Crime and Public Safety | East Bay woman arrested in connection to Capitola bank holdup Crime and Public Safety | Former 49er Aldon Smith is out of jail, says he’s done with football Around 3:35 a.m., automated license plate readers in Millbrae detected a stolen Jeep wanted in connection with a series of vehicle burglaries on the Peninsula, San Mateo County sheriff’s Sgt. Gaby Chaghouri said in a news release. Deputies quickly located the Jeep and deployed sp...

Child injured by woman throwing wine bottles at cars on North Bay highway: sheriff

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 13:30:33 GMT

(KRON) -- A child was injured on Saturday by a woman throwing wine bottles at cars on a North Bay highway, the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office said. Maria Carmona, 43, of Susanville, CA was arrested. Sheriff's deputies responded to the 4800 block of Old Redwood Highway in Larkfield at about 5 p.m. for the report of a woman throwing wine bottles at passing vehicles. A child inside one of the cars was injured when one of the bottles struck the car, per the sheriff's office. They were treated for minor injuries. Peninsula hospital put on lockdown as police arrest car burglary suspects Carmona had fled the scene by the time officers arrived, but she was later located. The sheriff's office believes she was drunk. "She had stolen several bottles of wine from a business in Larkfield, then proceeded to throw them at vehicles passing by on Old Redwood Highway," the sheriff's office wrote. "She also had five warrants from other counties." Carmona was arrested for assault with a deadly weapo...