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Snow emergency announced in Whitehall

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:36:06 GMT

WHITEHALL, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The Village of Whitehall has declared a snow emergency due to the current winter storm. According to Meteorologists Jill Szwed and Matt Mackie, travel will range from difficult to impossible as the day goes on. Get all of the latest news, weather, sports, and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! The snow emergency is in effect through noon on Wednesday, March 15. No parking is allowed on public streets for the duration of the emergency.Vehicles parked on public streets during this time will be towed at the owner's expense, said the Village of Whitehall Department of Public Works. Residents should also remove trash cans from roads.

Poplar St. Bridge lane closures happening today

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:36:06 GMT

ST. LOUIS - There could be delays Tuesday for people driving into Illinois.IDOT will close two eastbound lanes on the bridge from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Tuesday for bridge repairs. Top story: Deadline for Kim Gardner to respond to ousting effort today IDOT suggests using alternate routes if possible, and to be alert for workers and equipment.

Driver crashes into 2 parked cars overnight

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:36:06 GMT

ST. LOUIS - A driver crashed into two parked cars overnight.That was just before 12:30 a.m. on Jamieson Avenue near Wilmore Park in the St. Louis Hills neighborhood. FOX 2's Nissan Rogur Runner reporter Nic Lopez was at the scene. Top story: Deadline for Kim Gardner to respond to ousting effort today The driver's car was heavily damaged, with its front wheel on the passenger's side nearly torn off. One of the parked vehicles sustained heavy rear-end damage. The driver was not injured, but was taken into custody.

Buy one, get one free on National Pi Day at Eckert's Farm

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:36:06 GMT

ST. LOUIS - 314 Day is also National Pi Day in honor of the famous number.Eckert's farm is celebrating both with apple pie sales. You can buy one, get one free at Eckert's Country Store. Trending: Battlehawks set attendance record, win in home-opener Part of the proceeds will go to Stem STL.

Russian missile hits Ukrainian apartment building; 1 killed

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:36:06 GMT

By KARL RITTER (Associated Press)KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — A Russian missile struck an apartment building in the center of Kramatorsk on Tuesday, killing at least one person and wounding seven others in one of Ukraine’s major city strongholds in its eastern Donetsk region as it fights against Moscow’s invasion, officials said.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy posted a video showing gaping holes in the facade of the low-rise building that bore the brunt of the strike.The Ukrainian general prosecutor’s office and regional Gov. Pavlo Kyrylenko also reported on the attack, posting photos of the building with mounds of rubble in front of it. The impact damaged nine apartment blocks, a kindergarten, a local bank branch and two cars, Kyrylenko said. The war, which erupted after Russia’s launched its full-scale invasion in February 2022, has brought heavy civilian casualties. Tuesday’s victims were among at least seven civilians killed and 30 wounded in ...

Opinion: 40 cattle in Meeker killed by wolves? They probably died from disease.

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:36:06 GMT

The return of wolves to the West has always been contentious, and the deaths last fall of more than 40 cattle in western Colorado alarmed ranchers. But here’s the true story: Wolves did not kill those cattle found dead near Meeker.After months of investigation, the state agency, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, found no evidence of wolves in the area at all.Yet when the news of the cattle deaths went public last October, the agency issued a press release stating it was “investigating a report of dead domestic cow calves on White River National Forest lands near Meeker that show damage consistent with wolf depredation.”A month later, the agency’s Northwest regional manager testified before the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission that though some of the cattle had injuries that appeared to come from wolves, he added: “It’s perplexing; it’s confusing; it’s frustrating, trying to figure out exactly what occurred in this incident.” The story of wolves as the culprits, however, made nation...

We asked every Denver mayoral candidate for 5 years of tax returns. Here’s what we learned.

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:36:06 GMT

Denver’s next mayor could be a businessman whose household brought in $1 million-plus in 2021 or a retiree who reported no income that year.The job also could be filled by any of the several candidates who reported six-figure incomes over the past five tax years from a variety of sources: banking, entrepreneurship or serving as chief executives.Whoever wins will earn nearly $190,000 a year — or possibly more, after the City Council adjusts officials’ salaries in coming weeks — to lead a city of 711,000 people and a municipal government with more than 14,000 workers.The Denver Post asked each of the 17 candidates on the ballot for copies of their tax returns for 2017 through 2021. Eleven agreed, though a representative for one didn’t follow through by The Post’s deadline. Another provided viewing access to the documents, but not copies.The documents do not show the candidates’ total assets, only reported income and related snapshots of their finances; sometime...

Colorado customers of failed Silicon Valley Bank scrambling to find new lenders

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:36:06 GMT

Colorado’s technology companies relied heavily on Silicon Valley Bank, and the federal government’s decision over the weekend to guarantee uninsured deposits after a takeover on Friday avoided a wider financial crisis by allowing the bank’s customers to access their money to meet payroll and other expenses.Regulators, however, were unable to find another bank willing and able to take on SVB’s loan portfolio, leaving many borrowers scrambling to line up new creditors, who themselves are struggling with the rapid rise in interest rates that contributed to the failure of three banks this month.“They need their credit facility in place and that is creating problems. The government will not be a lender. The FDIC can’t do that,” said George Singer, a partner in Denver with the law firm Holland & Hart while discussing the non-stop stream of calls he has been receiving from Colorado clients.The most pressing worry initially was about paying bills afte...

Gardening: Nature’s early risers are peeking their heads above ground

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:36:06 GMT

Signs of spring regrowth and new life are slowly poking through in Colorado. Hold tight; the plant world is just warming up.In the next several weeks, nature begins opening the curtain on early-riser trees, shrubs, perennials and the many varieties of bulbs that were planted last fall.Take photos of plants that catch your eye so they are remembered when buying new plants this year. Notice where they are growing and, if your landscape conditions are similar, they might be a good fit in your garden as well.If you plant them this year, spring will arrive sooner in your garden next year.This is a short list. Ask your knowledgeable garden center professional for help with other plants that match your growing conditions.Cornelian Cherry Dogwood (cornus mas)Plant Cornelian Cherry Dogwood in full sun to afternoon shade locations in average to well-drained soil. (Betty Cahill, Special to The Denver Post)Cornus mas grows as a large shrub or small tree (20-foot), and is very adaptable to Color...

Denver’s top chefs will dish pozole and mezcal at brand new, industry-style fest

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 06:36:06 GMT

Bowl of ‘Zole, a mezcal and pozole event, is coming to Denver on March 30, and with it, ticket-holders can try around 20 versions of pozole from chefs all over the city, as well as over 150 unique sips of agave spirits.“I call it industry-style. It’s an insider, guided taste of mezcal and pozole,” said Jimmy Carbone, one of the three organizers of Bowl of ‘Zole. “You are going to get a chance to talk to and taste all these different chefs and (spirit) brands.”Danny Mena, left, and Jimmy Carbone, two of the organizers of Bowl of ‘Zole, at a New York City event. (Provided by Bowl of ‘Zole)Bowl of ‘Zole started in New York City in 2019, brought about by Carbone (a former NYC restaurant owner and now head of the event company Food Karma), chef Danny Mena, and spirits expert Arik Torren, who is now Denver-based. The event was inspired by the pozole pop-up that Mena had been putting on at his restaurant, La Loncheria in Brooklyn,...