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Trump’s surrender at courthouse creates New York spectacle

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:01:34 GMT

By BOBBY CAINA CALVAN and DEEPTI HAJELA (Associated Press)NEW YORK (AP) — A small park built on a site that was once a swampy, sewage-filled pond was ground zero for the frenzy surrounding former President Donald Trump’s surrender Tuesday at a courthouse in Lower Manhattan.Hundreds of onlookers, protesters, journalists and a few politicians swarmed into the confines of Collect Pond Park across the street from the criminal courthouse where Trump was to be arraigned. Trump entered the courthouse surrounded by Secret Service agents and out of view of demonstrators gathered in the park. The crowd was small, by the standards of New York City protests, which routinely draw thousands. And fears that unruly mobs might force police to shut down swaths of the city proved to be unfounded, with security measures mostly disappearing within a couple of blocks.But within the park and the surrounding sidewalks, there was plenty of chaos.Metal barricades separated Trump supporters from a...

Wrecktangle Pizza bringing new concept to St. Paul

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:01:34 GMT

The restaurant space that used to house Wild Tymes on West Seventh Place in downtown St. Paul has been empty since 2017, with promises that the company behind The Palace Theatre and First Avenue, which is leasing the space, would open a new restaurant.Five years and a pandemic later, we finally have an announcement: Wrecktangle Pizza will move in with a new concept they’re calling Wrestaurant at the Palace.The new spot, which will open sometime this summer, will offer classic Wrecktangle Detroit-style pizzas, sandwiches and slices, but will also introduce new dishes and a cocktail menu. There will be a slice window to offer grab-and-go items, but the rest of the eatery will be full-service with a 40-seat bar as well.“We are very jazzed for this new partnership,” said Jeff Rogers and Breanna Evans of Wrecktangle and Wrestaurant. “Food and beverage expect to be familiar and fun, just like us! This isn’t Wrecktangle Pizza, but there will be Wrecktangle Pizzas.”The restaurant will be op...

Broadalbin's Glampful will have you camping in luxury

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:01:34 GMT

BROADALBIN, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Love the outdoors but not necessarily the sleeping bags and small tents? Travel+Leisure highlights the relaxing glamping destination just a short distance away in Broadalbin called Glampful. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! Travel+Leisure reports the "glamsite," Glampful is opening in May with eight luxury tents and a short distance to one of the Adirondack's "best-kept secrets." The site follows the values of family and connection, sustainability, local community, and fun while appreciating the beauty of nature. The Glampful site features a range of safari tents complete with hardwood floors, beds with fresh linens, dining tables and chairs, and a private deck with lounge chairs. The travel magazine explains there is no need to worry about using the outdoors as your bathroom when Glampful has a separate building with private bathrooms and hot showers. Glampful also has a fire pit with compliment...

Risks and timing for Missouri severe weather Tuesday

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:01:34 GMT

ST. LOUIS -- This is another day to be weather aware. This is a potentially high impact severe event.They don't get much more challenging than this event in terms of forecasting severe weather. This is because of the potential for severe weather and the time of day it may happen. St. Louis radar: See a map of current weather here Severe weather risk near St. LouisThere is a very real chance that little if anything may happen at all. But, you need to remain weather aware in case something does happen. If it does, it would get very rough in a few spots.Tuesday afternoonThere are several parameters that strongly favor isolated intense thunderstorms with very large hail and possibly even strong tornadoes over Missouri, especially northern Missouri this afternoon and early evening. However, there is an equally strong capping inversion in the atmosphere that looks strong enough to completely, or nearly completely, shut down storm development through today in our area. That being said, ...

'I killed somebody':Man charged with DWI in deadly north county crash

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:01:34 GMT

ST. LOUIS - A man accused in a deadly crash last fall in north St. Louis County now faces a DWI charge in the crash several months later. Prosecutors have charged Zachary Myers, 34, with one count of DWI (causing death of another) in the crash. He was taken into custody on March 30 after authorities acquired a warrant. Trending: Two St. Louis pizza parlors make ‘Eat This’ top 10 list The crash happened on Nov. 12, 2022 just before midnight near the intersection of New Halls Ferry Road and Vaile Avenue. Investigators say Myers was speeding on New Halls Ferry Road and crossed into southbound traffic as he approached Vaile Avenue. The victim, 45-year-old woman Laquita Gandy, was struck head-on and died from her injuries. According to court documents acquired by FOX 2, Myers traveled nearly 60 mph on a 40 mph road and crossed double yellow lines leading up to the crash. He reportedly told police that a deer or dog ran in front of his vehicle, causing him to swerve before the cra...

Caught on camera: Man fires shots while fleeing police in St. Louis County

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:01:34 GMT

ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis County Police Department released surveillance video Tuesday that shows a suspect running away and firing shots at officers after a traffic stop attempt. **WARNING: Viewer discretion advised for video, provided by the St. Louis County Police Department.**Taiwansley Jackson, 42, is accused of firing shots at officers after he got out of a car near McLaren Avenue and Goodfellow Boulevard. Before that, police say they noticed him driving recklessly and tried to pull him over. Trending: Two St. Louis pizza parlors make ‘Eat This’ top 10 list The incident unfolded on Feb. 21. After police initially attempted a traffic stop near Jennings Station and Halls Ferry roads, the driver rushed away. Police followed the driver to McLaren Avenue and Goodfellow Boulevard, where he struck light poles and stopped. As officers approached the driver, he reportedly got out of the car and started firing shots. The St. Louis County Police Department says the fleeing suspect was...

DU hockey’s David Carle named U.S. national junior team head coach

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:01:34 GMT

University of Denver head coach David Carle on Tuesday was named head coach of the 2024 U.S. national junior team.Carle, 33, recently completed his fifth season with the DU Pioneers, leading them to a 30-10 record and an NCAA Tournament berth. Denver won the NCAA championship in 2022.Related ArticlesCollege Sports | DU’s Carter Mazur signs entry level deal with Detroit Red Wings College Sports | Cornell stuns DU Pioneers in Manchester Regional hockey semifinals, ending defending national champions’ season College Sports | DU Pios hoping “bitter” Carter Mazur becomes better Mazur as they open NCAA regionals vs. Cornell College Sports | Keeler: Nobody Badgers DU! That Pioneers extension for David Carle looks smarter every day. Especially with Wisconsin looking for new hockey coach. College Sports | DU Pioneers hockey to open NCAA Tournament vs. Cornell “It’s a great honor to have th...

A new fly fishing company is connecting anglers with landowners on private land

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:01:34 GMT

Coloradans wrestle with the public water versus private land conundrum regularly. Stream access laws aim to protect property owners from — among other things — outdoor enthusiasts trespassing on private land to fish in the public water. It leaves swaths of river nearly untouched, but a new company is working to connect private landowners with anglers in a mutually beneficial relationship.RareWaters fashions themselves as the “Airbnb of fly fishing.” The company, launched in 2020, connects landowners with river access to fly fishers eager to find a stretch of river less crowded than somewhere publicly accessible.“Public watersheds (are) getting a little overcrowded, overpressured and overrun, which isn’t good for the fish, it’s not good for the habitat, and not good for the water,” said Denver-based RareWaters founder Brenden Stucky. “And it’s not good for the angling experience. So we’re trying to kind of flip the script and provide special experiences at an affordable rate.”A...

Pretty Lights announces return from hiatus with Colorado concert dates

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:01:34 GMT

Nearly five years after Pretty Lights played his last show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, the Colorado-bred electronic musician is making a highly anticipated return to the stage.In an announcement Tuesday, the artist behind the music, Derek Vincent Smith, said “I feel recharged and more ready than ever to launch a new vision of PL music and live events… It’s a new dawn and I can’t wait to see you all again shining bright.”Related ArticlesEntertainment | Jam band Lotus to play benefit concerts in Denver honoring percussionist Chuck Morris Entertainment | Record Store Day returns; here are some jazz albums to look out for Entertainment | The Mile High Stash podcast forces Denver musicians to face the apocalypse Entertainment | Local nonalcoholic beer and wine is coming to Ball Arena Entertainment | Lotus jam band drummer Chuck Morris and son feared dead as divers search Arkansas lake This new chapter starts c...

Frederick police officers cleared in fatal shooting of 59-year-old man during gunfire exchange

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:01:34 GMT

Weld County authorities on Wednesday cleared six police officers who fatally shot a 59-year-old man in Frederick on Jan. 4, declaring that the officers were justified in firing their guns.Frederick police officers responding to reports of shots fired were speaking to a concerned woman outside her residence when Jeremy Stumpf shot at them from his residence, and additional police converged, according to a letter from Weld District Attorney Michael Rourke notifying Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams of his findings.No charges will be filed against the six Frederick police officers, Rourke wrote, because they reasonably believed when they fired their weapons “that they and others were in imminent danger of death or serious bodily injury.”Related ArticlesCrime and Public Safety | El Paso County sheriff will investigate police shooting at Colorado Springs mall Crime and Public Safety | Aurora officers justified in shooting of man on RTD bus, DA says Crime and...