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Hudson Falls woman arrested for using found bank card

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 07:55:50 GMT

QUEENSBURY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- A Hudson Falls woman was arrested for grand larceny in the fourth degree. According to New York State Police, Lesley L. Dumas, 62, used a found bank card without permission. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Dumas allegedly used the card on July 19 at the Walmart on Quaker Ridge Boulevard. With the assistance of the Walmart Lost Prevention staff, police identified Dumas as the suspect.Dumas was arrested at her residence. She was issued an appearance ticket to the Queensbury Town Court on August 21 and released.

Lake George crashes close northbound lanes near Exit 22

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 07:55:50 GMT

LAKE GEORGE, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- A crash in Lake George on I-87 Northway northbound near Exit 22; U.S. 9; NY 9N in Lake George to Exit 23; NY 28 has closed all lanes. Drivers in the area should proceed with caution and expect delays. According to New York State Police, no one was injured in the crash. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Police say two commercial vehicles initially crashed, followed by multiple secondary crashes due to the first one. Stick with NEWS10 as more information becomes available.

Winning $50,000 Powerball ticket sold at an Arnold gas station

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 07:55:50 GMT

ARNOLD, Mo. -- A winning Powerball ticket worth $50,000 was sold at the Circle K on Key West Drive in Arnold for the July 24 drawing. It was claimed on July 31 at Missouri Lottery headquarters in Jefferson City.The news did not go over as expected when the woman told her family about the win. Her son wasn't very excited about it.“It was funny,” the winner explained to the Missouri Lottery. “I told him, ‘You weren’t as excited as I thought you would be!’ and he goes, ‘I really thought you were pranking me!’”Tonight's Powerball jackpot is $145 million. The chances of winning a $50,000 prize in that drawing are around one in 913,129.The next Mega Millions drawing is Tuesday for a record $1.55 billion. The odds of winning that jackpot are around one in 302,575,350.

Man sentenced for 1987 Missouri cold-case killing

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 07:55:50 GMT

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - The Missouri Attorney General's office says that a man has been sentenced to ten years in prison for his role in the death of Karla Delcour in 1987. Kirby King pled guilty to manslaughter and felonious restraint in June. He was initially charged with second-degree murder.“As Attorney General, I want to send the message that my office will persist in obtaining justice for victims, no matter how much time has elapsed since the crime was committed,” stated Attorney General Bailey. “I’m proud of the work my Cold Case Unit did in partnership with the Franklin County Prosecuting Attorney in this case to do just that.” Almanacs predict cold, wet winter — but can you trust them? Karla Jane Delcour was found dead with her wrists and neck bound by a cord in the woods near St. Clair. King's social circles overlapped with Delcour. He was questioned in 1987 after her body was found but never charged.Investigators believe Delcour was killed at a home in the city of Union o...

Man killed while trying to walk across US 67 in Farmington Saturday

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 07:55:50 GMT

FARMINGTON, Mo. -- A man was killed while attempting to walk across US 67 in Farmington Saturday night. Tommy Shafer, 50, was hit by a SUV and taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.A crash report from the Missouri State Highway Patrol says that Shafer was crossing US 67 at around 9 p.m. on the ramp from Missouri 221. That is when a woman driving a Buick Acadia struck him.The driver's vehicle has minor damage. It was towed away.

AG Merrick Garland touts U.S. efforts in Ukraine during Denver speech, but steers clear of Trump prosecution

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 07:55:50 GMT

U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland touted American efforts to prosecute Russian war crimes in Ukraine during a 20-minute speech in Denver on Monday, but never once mentioned the Justice Department’s pending indictments of former President Donald Trump.The country’s top law enforcement officer steered clear of the historic indictments as he addressed several hundred people at the American Bar Association’s annual meeting, held this year at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver.Trump was indicted on federal charges for the second time last week over his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election and stop the transfer of power. The Department of Justice investigation that led to those charges and the earlier indictment on charges Trump mishandled classified documents is being led by special counsel Jack Smith, and Garland has attempted to distance himself from the Trump investigation since appointing Smith.When the latest indictment was made public las...

21-year-old firefighter from Boulder killed in on-duty crash in Oregon

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 07:55:50 GMT

A 21-year-old firefighter from Boulder who had been battling Oregon’s Flat fire died in an on-duty crash near Powers, Oregon, on Friday.Benjamin Charles Sapper was working as a first-year hand-crew member with the Gold Beach Ranger District in the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest, according to a Saturday news release from the U.S. Forest Service.“This is a devastating loss of one of our own Gold Beach firefighters,” Gold Beach District Ranger Kailey Guerrant said in the news release. “We have a tight-knit community on the Gold Beach and Powers Ranger Districts, and we stand together in grief and support for his family, friends, and fellow firefighters during this heartbreaking time.”Related ArticlesColorado News | AG Merrick Garland touts U.S. efforts in Ukraine during Denver speech, but steers clear of Trump prosecution Colorado News | Former Colorado Supreme Court chief justice receives unprecedented censure for role in contra...

Former Colorado Supreme Court chief justice receives unprecedented censure for role in contract debacle

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 07:55:50 GMT

A special tribunal has issued an unprecedented public censure of former Colorado Supreme Court Chief Justice Nathan “Ben” Coats for violating the state’s judicial code of conduct when he allowed a $2.75 million contract with a former top courts administrator.The censure is largely ceremonial, carrying no penalty. Coats retired in 2020. The 16-page document posted Monday morning on the Colorado Supreme Court website says “the Special Tribunal hereby publicly censures you, former Chief Justice Nathan B. Coats, for violating Colorado Code of Judicial Conduct Canon Rule.”This censure was based on an agreement reached earlier this year between Coats and the Colorado Commission on Judicial Discipline. Coats admitted he failed to perform judicial and administrative duties “competently and diligently.”Related ArticlesCourts | Colorado judicial watchdog seeks unprecedented public censure of former Chief Justice Nathan Coats Courts | Colorado’s chi...

Xcel Energy’s slow response delayed Marshall fire investigation, Boulder sheriff says

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 07:55:50 GMT

Xcel Energy was at least partly to blame for the length of the Marshall fire investigation and the amount of time the community spent waiting for answers, the Boulder County sheriff said.Sheriff Curtis Johnson, a leading official in the months-long investigation into the origin of the Marshall fire, told the Daily Camera the energy utility was slow to respond to requests for key information. The investigation found that the Marshall fire was caused, in part, by a disconnected Xcel power line.According to Johnson, there had been requests for information from Xcel early in the investigation, but the company did not respond until late last year or early this year, about a year after the requests were made.“That really slowed down the investigation,” Johnson said. “We couldn’t complete the work until we had access to documents we had requested (and) opportunities to interview Xcel employees, which we had made requests to do — all of that took a lot more time than it needed to.”Joh...

How Tropical Storm Eugene is expected to impact Southern California

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 07:55:50 GMT

Southern California’s weather will likely be impacted by the remnants of Tropical Storm Eugene this week with higher humidity and a chance for rain.The storm, which was centered several hundred miles west of the Baja Peninsula early Monday, was tracking north and west with maximum sustained winds of 45 miles per hour, according to the National Weather Service.Eugene is expected to be downgraded to a post-tropical storm sometime Monday afternoon and eventually take a turn eastward toward California.Tropical storm Eugene is seen on a satellite image on Aug. 7, 2023. (NOAA)“We’ll get the remnants of this in the middle of the week,” said KTLA 5 meteorologist Henry DiCarlo. “Temperatures will be relatively mild, but we’ll see increased humidity and the chance of thunderstorms Wednesday, Thursday and Friday."Rainfall from the isolated storms could measure more than an inch-and-a-half with over 2 inches of rain possible in some locations, according to the NWS.However, meteorologists with t...