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Albany Police investigating July 4th homicide

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:57 GMT

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The Albany Police Department is investigating a homicide that happened in a Second Street apartment on Tuesday around 11:45 p.m. Police say upon arrival, they found 26-year-old Eduardo Montes of Albany inside the basement apartment with a gunshot wound to his torso. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! Police say Montes was evaluated by emergency personnel and was pronounced dead at the scene. After a preliminary investigation, police say it appears Montes was in a physical altercation with someone known to him in the apartment and was shot as a result.Anyone with information regarding this case is asked to call the Albany Police Detective Division at 518-462-8039.

Crews investigating fatal garage fire in St. Charles County

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:57 GMT

ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. - Crews are investigating a garage fire that left one person dead in St. Charles County. Central County Fire and Rescue responded to the call a little after midnight after someone reported a fire in the garage on Arlington Drive. SLMPD investigating several overnight shootings Upon arrival, heavy fire was spreading from the garage to the attic. Three people were able to escape the fire safely, but one of the occupants died inside.There's no word on if this fire was firework related. FOX 2 will update this story with more information as it becomes available.

Affinia Healthcare in north St. Louis closed due to power outage

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:57 GMT

ST. LOUIS - The Affinia Healthcare location on North Florissant will be closed again Wednesday because of a power outage.Patients will be notified and if needed, appointments will be rescheduled. Missouri’s prescription drug monitoring program to launch soon All other Affinia Healthcare locations will be open.

Monster Battle is Meow Wolf’s latest attempt to import a wacky Santa Fe event to Denver

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:57 GMT

Get your pitchforks and torches ready, because a monster battle is headed for Cheesman Park.Well, not that kind of monster battle, but an epic face-off of the weirdest costumes and best dancing, all in the spirit of family fun. Meow Wolf, the Santa Fe-based interactive entertainment company that runs Meow Wolf Denver’s Convergence Station, is importing its popular Monster Battle event from Santa Fe for an Aug. 10 Colorado debut.The event, which will run from 4 to 9 p.m. at Denver’s Cheesman Park (1900 E. 11th Ave.), will feature music from Meow Wolf’s DJ Snaggy and other artists to be announced. It’s the rare, all-ages acctivity at which people can simply show up, regardless of skill level or background. A community party, in other words.“No tickets, no RSVPs, no lines — just you, the ghouls and your best dance moves,” officials said in a press statement, noting that the event began in 2008 as a spontaneous dance-off in Santa Fe Plaza.Past e...

Facing new drug reality, Colorado lawmakers reconvene opioid committee for first time in 4 years

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:57 GMT

The legislative committee tasked with helping to guide Colorado’s response to substance use has reconvened for the first time in four years to face a drastically changed drug landscape, a worsened overdose crisis and a series of worrisome data points about the state’s patchwork treatment system.The Opioid and Other Substance Use Disorders Study Committee — featuring six Democrats and four Republicans from the state legislature — met for the first time Thursday and will meet again over the coming months with the goal of forwarding potential bills to the full General Assembly when it reconvenes in January.The group had met for three straight years through 2019, but COVID-19’s emergence derailed its schedule. The committee returns now not only near the peak of the state’s drug crisis, but also amid internal divisions within the legislature about how to address the issue.In what amounted to a state of the state’s drug use, the committee’s ...

Cooking with a gas stove in your home is like living with a smoker, new research conducted in Denver finds

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:57 GMT

Cooking with a gas stove in your kitchen can emit as much benzene into a home as second-hand tobacco smoke, depending on ventilation and the size of the house, according to new research from Stanford University conducted in part in metro Denver.The findings showed the benzene produced when a gas stove is ignited migrated through homes — including into bedrooms that were the furthest from the kitchen — and reached levels above acceptable health benchmarks, said Yannai Kashtan, the lead researcher and a Ph.D. candidate at Stanford’s Earth Systems Science Department.“I’m surprised, not so much that we found benzene, but just how much we found,” Kashtan said.Researchers studied 87 homes in California and Colorado to determine how much benzene a gas stove released when in use and to look at how it spread throughout a house. They chose to study homes in the Denver area because of its proximity to a sizable oil and gas industry and because it was within drivin...

Rum-focused cocktail bar opens in Cherry Creek with mojitos, pina coladas and daiquiris

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:57 GMT

The bar: Ay Papi, 248 Detroit St., DenverAbout: Ay Papi calls itself a Cuban- and Puerto Rican-inspired (by way of Miami) cocktail bar; it comes from Culinary Creative, the restaurant group behind Highland Tap & Burger, Bar Dough, A5 Steakhouse, Mr. Oso and other concepts. Led by company partner and beverage director Nicole Lebedevitch, Ay Papi joins Forget Me Not, another cocktail lounge in Cherry Creek.Related ArticlesRestaurants, Food and Drink | LoHi hot-spot named one of the 50 best rooftop bars in the country Restaurants, Food and Drink | A guide to Denver’s best LGBTQ bars to hit in June (and beyond) Restaurants, Food and Drink | Dining after dark: 9 Denver eateries open past midnight Restaurants, Food and Drink | Casa Bonita’s renovation reportedly cost $40 million Restaurants, Food and Drink | Denver weed lounge could reopen next month, inviting locals for a toke in the consumption ga...

Child struck by bullet while watching fireworks in South L.A.

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:57 GMT

A 5-year-old boy was struck by what appeared to be a stray bullet while watching 4th of July fireworks in the Central-Alameda neighborhood of Los Angeles Tuesday night.The incident occurred around 9 p.m. as the boy was standing outside his apartment building in the 700 block of East 40th Place, a Los Angeles Police Department spokesperson confirmed. The boy's parents noticed he had been struck by something falling from the sky but didn't know what it was. They tried taking the child to the hospital but ended up flagging down officers in the area of East Jefferson Boulevard and San Pedro Street. A 5-year-old boy was struck and killed by what appeared to be a stray bullet on July 4, 2023. (KTLA)Paramedics took the child to the hospital but he was not conscious and not breathing, police said. Medical personnel confirmed the child had been struck in the upper body. Investigators have not determined for sure if it was a stray bullet that struck the child or if someone may have shot him i...

‘One of the most dangerous exits’: Roadshow reader decries hope-and-pray turn off I-280

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:57 GMT

Q: The unprotected left turn off the southbound Interstate 280 exit onto Foothill Boulevard remains one of the most dangerous exits in the Bay Area.I know they’ve had trouble deciding on the right solution. I was wondering if, in the meantime, you could get them to remove the bushes in the median up the hill?They make it virtually impossible to see oncoming traffic from that direction, which means you have to make the unprotected left turn based on a guess that there’s no traffic coming from that direction. Once you start making the turn, it’s too late to stop, as there’s nowhere to hide between the two directions of traffic, so you’d better hope and pray you guessed right.Another idea: Couldn’t they install a traffic signal just for that left turn, and synchronize it with lights at the intersections up and down the hill? It seems both of those lights could be programmed to be red in all directions for 30-60 seconds, creating a gap in traffic, whe...

Opinion: Tragedy of capsized migrants lost amid submersible implosion

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 13:00:57 GMT

I  know what it’s like to wait for someone lost at sea.When I was 20 years old, working at a music cafe in Charleston, South Carolina, I got the call that my mother’s boat was lost in a massive storm during a sailing race to Bermuda. I was assured that the powers that be would do everything they could to locate her. I remember rehearsing the delivery, the tone and the inflection to tell my little brother in the least panicked way possible. My boss asked if I wanted to go home that day. I stayed.We bore witness to two shipwrecks within days in June. First, a boat carrying as many as 750 refugee migrants capsized in the Mediterranean. Only 104 survived. Among the dead were an estimated 100 children. Second, an unregulated Titanic wreckage tourist submersible, The Titan, went missing carrying five wealthy passengers. The world couldn’t look away while the search was on. It had imploded.The shipwrecked migrants were not on board for the adventure. They had not signed extensive waivers. ...