7 suspects arrested in burglary investigation near Cheesman Park
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 06:54:21 GMT
DENVER (KDVR) — A shelter-in-place has been lifted for a neighborhood near Cheesman Park. Police were attempting to make contact with people wanted in connection to a burglary.The Denver Police Department tweeted about the incident just after 3 a.m. Thursday.Officers said they were attempting to contact suspects about a burglary in the 1300 block of Lafayette Street. The neighborhood sits in the northwest corner of Cheesman Park. Salida community overcome with emotion after Suzanne Morphew found DPD said multiple suspects had already been detained before the shelter-in-place was issued. After the situation was resolved, police said one additional suspect was taken into custody.In all, DPD said seven suspects were taken into custody in connection to a burglary.The shelter-in-place expanded to a two-block radius.Troopers find 290 pounds of cocaine during traffic stop
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 06:54:21 GMT
DENVER (KDVR) — Picture the size of a Denver Broncos linebacker, then add a few more pounds. That's how many pounds of cocaine Colorado State Patrol troopers found during a traffic stop on Interstate 70 on Monday. On Sept. 25 around 3:30 a.m., a trooper working with the Smuggling-Trafficking-Interdiction-Section pulled over a Chrysler minivan for a traffic violation on I-70 near milepost 27.After the trooper became suspicious of criminal activity, they asked to search the vehicle. After the driver declined, CSP obtained a search warrant for the vehicle. Shelter-in-place lifted, several arrested in burglary case In the vehicle were suitcases zipped full of kilos of cocaine, according to CSP.Troopers arrested Tyleke Stokley from North Carolina and Darvin Campbell from Alabama. According to CSP, both were booked on charges of possession with intent to distribute more than 112 grams of cocaine and as a special offender for transporting more than seven grams of cocaine into Colorado.How to get sold-out CU tickets as prices skyrocket
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 06:54:21 GMT
DENVER (KDVR) — For the first time in history, the University of Colorado Buffs have sold all the home game tickets for the season, and it's only September. Not all hope is lost if you couldn't grab a ticket before the Buffs extravaganza began, there are still a few places where you can find tickets.When it comes to sports, there are always places where you can find tickets, it just depends on how much you want to pay. CU Buffs become most popular team in the country based on search traffic While all the tickets are sold out on CU's website, home game tickets are still available on Ticketmaster, Seat Geek, StubHub, Vivid Seats and other similar resell sites. For Saturday's game against the University of Southern California, the ticket prices aren't looking too bad, that is compared to some fans who spent $2,000 for six extra tickets to the Nebraska game.On Ticketmaster, the cheapest seats are in the upper level for $190. If you want to get close to the action, seats near CU's ben...6 things to do with a leftover pumpkin
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 06:54:21 GMT
DENVER (KDVR) — There is so much more you can use your pumpkin for other than fall decor. Here are six ideas for pumpkin-related fun that are more than just setting it on your doorstep after you pick it from the patch.1. Carve itGetting the obvious ones out of the way first, pumpkin carving is one of the most popular activities to do with a pumpkin. Emptying the insides and carving out a silly or spooky face adds a personal touch to your doorstep. Best places to pick pumpkins near Denver 2. Paint itAnother common pumpkin practice, if you want to avoid the mess, is to paint your pumpkin. Martha Stewart recommends using acrylic paint on pumpkins because it dries quicker and it's easier to clean up than oil-based paint.3. Cook itCooking parts of pumpkins is a handy way to reuse them. Try out one of these ideas:Pumpkin pureePumpkin pie Roasted pumpkin seedsPumpkin stockPumpkin butter Pumpkin breadSouthern Living lists 47 pumpkin recipes you can make, most of them include an actual pum...Boulder St. Vrain Watershed Art Contest invites K-12 students to get creative
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 06:54:21 GMT
DENVER (KDVR) — The Boulder St. Vrain Watershed Art Contest invites all kindergarten through 12th-grade students who live in or attend school in Boulder County to participate in an art contest.The Keep it Clean Partnership is hosting the contest. It's free to enter, and participants will have the chance to win art supplies and gift cards. Their art might even be featured on the Keep it Clean Partnership website. Colorado artist unveils sculpture destined for Washington D.C. Not all participants will receive a prize, but it's just as much of a learning opportunity as it is a contest.Educational and creative inspirationCoordinator Cristina Ramirez said the contest serves as an opportunity for students, families and classrooms to explore local waterways for both education and creative inspiration."In our shared watershed, everything is interconnected. Just like we rely on clean water, plants and animals depend on it too. They're as vital to the ecosystem as we are," Ramirez said. The...Late-night shows announce return now that writers’ strike has ended
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 06:54:21 GMT
(CNN) — It’s the end of an era, so to speak, now that the writers’ strike in Hollywood has reached its end.The men of late-night television – Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, Stephen Colbert, John Oliver and Seth Meyers – all announced via social media on Wednesday that they are gearing up to return to the air on their respective shows early next week.The joint announcement came as a comic book superhero-inspired bulletin featuring the logo of Strike Force Five, the quintet’s recent podcast that had been launched while the hosts’ shows – “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” “Late Night with Seth Meyers,” and “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver” – were dark due to the writers’ strike.The message read, in part, that “the founding members of Strike Force 5 will return to their network television shows this Monday 10/2, and one of them (Oliver) to premium cable on 10/1.”Later, the message continued,...Florida officer ready to return for duty after surviving crash in Ocala
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 06:54:21 GMT
Ocala, Fla. (WSVN) — A Florida law enforcement officer shares a tale of survival after a heart-stopping crash in Ocala. Dashcam footage captured the moment when a car, racing at over 90 miles per hour, collided with Sergeant Ron Malone’s cruiser last month.“They were going so fast I never even had a chance,” recalls Malone. Tragically, the collision claimed the life of the other driver and left Malone with serious injuries.Reflecting on the crash, Malone credits his training and the precise placement of his vehicle for his survival. “I think the way my wheels were placed and the way I parked and the way I’m trained at the department, that was a critical part of me making it. Wow, I don’t get it,” he said. After spending 17 days in the hospital, Malone is now eager to return to his duty as an officer. He firmly believes that he was spared that night for a reason, with faith in God sustaining him through his recovery.Disney releases first trailer for ‘Wish’
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 06:54:21 GMT
Prepare for a magical journey as Disney Animation releases the first trailer for “Wish,” a film that promises to turn the classic tale of wishing upon a star on its head.In “Wish,” chaos reigns when a young girl’s wish upon a star delivers unexpected and exhilarating consequences. Disney is set to enchant audiences this Thanksgiving with this animated adventure, offering a fresh perspective on a timeless theme.The star-studded cast includes the voices of Chris Pine, Alan Tudyk, and Ariana DeBose, ensuring a captivating and memorable cinematic experience.Heinz creates ‘Ketchup and Seemingly Ranch’ condiment for Taylor Swift
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 06:54:21 GMT
New York (CNN) — Not even bottled ketchup is immune from the excitement of the possible romance between Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce.Heinz is releasing a limited edition “Ketchup and Seemingly Ranch” sauce in celebration of the two, with its origins being extremely online. On Sunday, Swift made an appearance at Kelce’s NFL game, sparking rumors that they’re dating. However, it was what she was eating in his family suite that went viral, which according to a Swift fan account consisted of chicken tenders, ketchup and “seemingly ranch.”So, the ketchup maker is joining in on the fun with a bottled condiment combining the two sauces. Heinz told CNN that it’s producing and releasing 100 bottles of “Ketchup and Seemingly Ranch” sauce with a chance to score one soon via its Instagram account. Additional details weren’t released, but Heinz did note that it’s the official condiment supplier of Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City.The sauce isn’t new. Heinz has been selling “Kranch” sauce since ...NATO’s Stoltenberg vows more air defense systems in Ukraine visit
Published Fri, 15 Nov 2024 06:54:21 GMT
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg will ask NATO member countries to send additional air defense systems to Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.Zelenskyy said that in the context of expected Russian attacks on the critical infrastructure, the possibility of supplying additional air defense systems by NATO member states was discussed.“The secretary-general agreed to make his efforts to help, to support us in this matter, to mobilize the member states of the alliance,” he said.Speaking at a joint press conference in Kyiv where Stoltenberg is visiting Thursday, Stoltenberg said: “Today, your forces are moving forward.” The visit comes as Ukrainian forces continue their counteroffensive against Russia in a bid to reclaim occupied territories.“They face fierce fighting, but they are gradually gaining ground,” Stoltenberg said.Stoltenberg added that NATO has secured €2.4 billion of contracts for ammunition aimed at helping allied ...Latest news
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