Suspect wounded in Nuggets celebration shooting limps into court
Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 11:57:55 GMT
DENVER (KDVR) — A suspect in the shooting that hurt 10 people in downtown Denver early Tuesday appeared before a magistrate Wednesday afternoon.Ricardo Vasquez was fresh out of the hospital after being treated for gunshot wounds himself. Denver Nuggets celebration shooting is part of an area trend The 22-year-old is one of two people arrested by Denver Police in connection with a shooting that left nine others shot after the Nuggets won the world championship on Monday night.A probable cause affidavit said Vasquez was seen running from the shooting. Officers state they quickly caught him and found a gun on the ground, as well as a bag of cocaine in his waistband.Investigators have said the shooting happened during a drug deal taking place near crowds celebrating the Nuggets' win at 20th and Market streets.Mass shooting suspect was shot twiceIn court on Wednesday, an attorney said Vasquez had been shot twice.He limped into a holding area behind a glass where he answered the questio...Firefighters roll dice for chance to drive Nuggets in victory parade
Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 11:57:55 GMT
DENVER (KDVR) — During the Denver Nuggets championship parade on Thursday, the team and their families will ride on Denver fire trucks.Nikola Jokic, number 15, will be on a rig from Station 15. Jamal Murray, number 27, will be on a rig from Station 27. Nuggets championship parade route and road closures Station 35 doesn’t know who they will be assigned, but the crew is excited."Generally, it’s our job to just take care of them, make sure they are hydrated and just make sure they have a good time," Capt. Matt Berry said. FOX31 will carry the parade and rally live on air and on streaming at KDVR.com. News coverage will start at 4:30 a.m. as usual, with parade and rally coverage expected to kick into gear around 9 a.m.Engineer Vaughn Henderson will drive the engine. "I was working that night when they won, in my room yelling and screaming for the Nuggets, so for me to be a part of this, to be a part of history, is really exciting for me," he said. So many people at the firehouse want...Did Canadian wildfire smoke cause this hazy sunrise at Red Rocks?
Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 11:57:55 GMT
DENVER (KDVR) -- Smoke from wildfires in Canada was the likely cause of a hazy sunrise in parts of the Front Range Wednesday morning, including near the Red Rocks Amphitheatre.A video taken near the amphitheater shows the sunrise, with the sun visible but obscured through the haze.According to AirNow, air quality in the Denver metro seems to have been largely not impacted, with "good" to "moderate" levels being recorded in most places throughout the last 24 hours. What will the weather be like for the Denver Nuggets parade? However in Conifer, near Red Rocks, the air quality ranged from "unhealthy" to "good" at various parts of the day. According to the Pinpoint Weather team, smoke from the fires should not impact the Front Range over the next few days, and impacts will primarily be seen northeast of the state.Parts of the US continue to see impacts from the smokeIn mid-to-late May, smoke from the fires spread to Denver and caused air quality in the metro to become among the worst...Kirby strikes out 10, Mariners beat Marlins 9-3
Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 11:57:55 GMT
SEATTLE (AP) — Seattle starter George Kirby set a career high with 10 strikeouts and the Mariners’ offense broke out for the second straight game in a 9-3 victory over the Miami Marlins on Tuesday night.Kirby (6-5) was untouchable early on, retiring the first 13 hitters of the game. He wound up allowing three hits and one unearned run over six innings with no walks.Yuli Gurriel hit a single in the top of the fifth inning for Miami’s first hit, but Kirby recovered by striking out Jean Segura and Jon Berti to escape the inning without damage.Kirby tends to live around the strike zone with his pitches, but was able to coax Marlins hitters to chase pitches throughout the game. The Marlins swung at 48 percent of Kirby’s pitches off the plate, and 58 percent of his fastballs out of the zone.“I was able to expand the slider a little bit today,” Kirby said. “But yeah, if I’m living in the zone, they’ve got to protect anything on the outer half. So I’m going to ...Police search for 77-year-old man reported missing from Little Havana
Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 11:57:55 GMT
Police seek the public’s help in their search for an elderly man who was reported missing from Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood.According to City of Miami Police, 77-year-old Robert Michael Comiskey stands 5 feet, 8 inches tall and weighs around 160 pounds.He was last seen wearing black joggers a shirt and a cap. Officials urge anyone with information on Comiskey’s whereabouts to call Miami Police at 305-603-6300 or 305-579-6111.Stars of Disney and Pixar’s ‘Elemental’ prove why they are best fire-and-water pair
Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 11:57:55 GMT
Sweet and sour. Salt and caramel. Pink and black. Good combinations happen when opposites attract. Just don’t ask my exesFire and water might not be two things you immediately think can go together, but the stars of Disney and Pixar’s “Elemental” are here to prove why they’re the perfect pair.Talk about being in your element!Leah Lewis (as Ember Lumen, voice): “Air usually has their head in the clouds. Earth can be a little seedy. Water is always getting into something. And Fire, we run a little hot.”In Disney and Pixar’s new animated film “Elemental,” Fire, Water, Earth and Air residents live together in the same city.But not necessarily in harmony.Leah Lewis (as Ember Lumen): “We all live by one simple rule: elements cannot mix.”But the rules kinda go out the window when the fiery Ember, voiced by Leah Lewis, neets Mamoudou Athie’s water guy Wade.OK, OK, fire and water, elements, this totally begs the question...MuurSwagg to host Summertime Fine Swagg Bag Shopping Experience at Miami studio
Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 11:57:55 GMT
Who could use some retail therapy? All of us! Sign us up for a session, please.If you’re short on time, though, the Swagg Bag Shopping Experience in Miami is perfect for you. It’s a timed shopping spree — all for a hundred-dollar bill!Summertime Fine is here.Jael Roumain, owner of MuurSwagg: “If your closet needs that refresh, or you need a new wardrobe, or summer’s here.”At MuurSwagg, fashion is life.Jael Roumain: “We’re here in Miami, so this is the perfect city to look your best, to step out looking amazing, and we have all the fashion for it. At MuurSwagg, you’ll find all women’s fashion, and it’s very inclusive. We have sizes ranging from small to extra large.”From jeans to dresses to…Jael Roumain: “Since it’s Swim Week, it’s the perfect time to bring out that swimwear, to bring out colors that make the body look sexy. You can find our fashion online, specifically, and the only time that y...‘Some crimes defy understanding’: Former Harvard Medical School morgue employee, others charged for selling stolen body parts
Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 11:57:55 GMT
Several people, including the former morgue employee at Harvard Medical School, are facing federal charges for allegedly taking part in the sale and transportation of stolen body parts, according to officials.An indictment filed in the United States District Court Middle District of Pennsylvania described how at least four individuals were charged with trafficking body parts stolen from cadavers donated to HMS. The court paperwork identified Cedric Lodge, 55, as the manager of the medical school’s morgue and detailed how, between 2018 and 2022, he and three other defendants, including his wife, Denise Lodge, 63, worked to move, sell or purchase organs, skin and other parts from bodies that were donated for educational purposes. The other two defendants named were Katrina Maclean, 44, of Salem, Mass., and Joshua Taylor, 46, a resident of West Lawn, Penn.“CEDRIC LODGE was employed as Morgue Manager at Harvard Medical School and, as such, had access to the morgue and the do...Mets Notebook: Daniel Vogelbach remains out of lineup
Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 11:57:55 GMT
The Mets have backed themselves into a corner with Daniel Vogelbach. The team hasn’t used Vogelbach for the last week, having benched the designated hitter for the last five games.The situation with Vogelbach is particularly strange. The Mets are choosing to play a man down each night without their left-handed hitting designated hitter despite opportunities to use him, especially in late-game situations.It’s strange to carry a player without using him at all, but Vogelbach isn’t injured and the team didn’t want to find an injury for him, so he continues to work on finding his stride again with the team.“I’ve been working on stuff that can hopefully lead to me getting the ball in the air like I like to get the ball in the air,” Vogelbach said Wednesday before the Mets hosted the Yankees in the second Subway Series game of the year. “Just being able to get in the cage and really dial into stuff that I can really go after and not have to ...Div. 3 girls lacrosse: Norwell edges Medfield in 10-9 classic
Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 11:57:55 GMT
QUINCY — As Maddie McDonald strolled out of the hallowed hallways of Veterans Stadium on Wednesday, she knew she and her teammates were going to have to play one of their best games of the season. The Clippers had no shortage of motivation, standing across the field was the team that knocked them out of the postseason in 2022.Despite all the surrounding narratives, they were able to send a statement to the Commonwealth. McDonald finished with a hat trick, including the game-clinching goal late in regulation, as No. 6 Norwell kept its miraculous run going by knocking off reigning Div. 3 girls lacrosse champion Medfield with a thrilling 10-9 victory over the second seed.“From the beginning of the season, this is what we’ve been working for,” said McDonald. “To see it actually come true and happen, we put so much work into it, it just feels amazing. Everyone is so happy, and I just love this team. It means the world.”This will mark the first trip to a state championship for Norwell (19...Latest news
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