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Presunto conductor ebrio choca contra patrulla en el condado Prince William

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 20:00:54 GMT

Una patrulla del condado Prince William se volcó después de que, según los investigadores, un conductor ebrio chocó contra el vehículo.Sucedió alrededor de la 1:30 a. m. del domingo en la intersección de las carreteras Dumfries y Wellington en Manassas.Los equipos de emergencia llevaron al oficial y al conductor al hospital, informaron las autoridades. Ambos fueron dados de alta y se espera que se encuentren bien.La policía acusó al conductor de conducir bajo los efectos del alcohol. Según las autoridades, es la segunda vez que el hombre es acusado por el mismo delito en cinco años.La agencia del orden aún no ha precisado qué ocasionó el accidente. Mantente en sintonía de Telemundo 44 para más detalles. Source

Police investigate shots fired in Arvada

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 20:00:54 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- The Arvada Police Department is investigating a robbery in the area of West 80th Avenue and Chase Drive where shots were fired. On Sunday night at 11:52 p.m., the Arvada Police posted on X, formally known as Twitter, about the investigation which attracted a large police presence. 1 dead, 3 seriously injured in Douglas County crash: CSP Police said it was in reference to a robbery where shots were fired. No injuries were reported. The Arvada Police will update the investigation when they have more details.

Is it really easier to hit a home run at Coors Field?

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 20:00:54 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- While it may not seem like it with the Rockies record this year, it is scientifically easier to hit a home run at Coors Field. But it's not necessarily a home-field advantage. Like most phenomena in Denver, it has to do with the altitude of the Mile High City. Coors Field is known as an "easier field" because it hit a record-setting 303 home runs in 1999, according to the Colorado Rockies website. The Rockies estimated that a home run hit 400 feet in Yankee Stadium (sea-level) would travel as far as 440 feet in Denver. Rockies have lowest attendance in 10 years at regular home game CU Boulder looked into the physics of why it's easier to hit a home run at Coors Field. Peter Hamlington, associate professor in the Paul M. Rady Department of Mechanical Engineering, explains that it's because the atmospheric pressure is about 20% less than a park at sea level. With less air resistance, the ball can go further. "Baseballs do travel farther at Coors Field than at ...

6 injured after BSO Fire Rescue helicopter crashes in Pompano Beach triplex

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 20:00:54 GMT

Police responded to an aircraft emergency after a Broward Sheriff’s Fire Rescue (BSFR) helicopter went down as it headed to a call in North Lauderdale. Officials said at least two people onboard have been injured and four others were transported to the hospital after the chopper crashed on a triplex building. The incident happened around 8:45 a.m. in the area of 1201 NW 6th Ave. where video footage showed a trail of smoke coming off the chopper that went down fast. The chopper ultimately landed on a triplex apartment building. Live video footage from 7SkyForce showed several fire rescue trucks on the scene as they worked to manage the blaze as it is believed the helicopter did go up in flames when it crashed into the residential building. A family who lives in the building said the helicopter landed right in their living room where two family members were staying. Their family said they were rushed to the hospital. “My brother was in my mom’s house,” said the...

Fuel contamination concerns arise as Florida braces for incoming storm

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 20:00:54 GMT

TAMPA, Fla. (WSVN) — As the Sunshine State gears up for the potential impacts of Tropical Storm Idalia, a new problem has emerged at the fuel pump, adding to the challenges faced by Florida residents preparing for the approaching storm. Officials are warning that regular fuel purchased after 10 a.m. on Saturday might have been cross-mixed with diesel, posing potential complications for vehicle owners. The issue stems from fuel supplied by CITGO from the Port of Tampa, according to statements from Florida authorities. Workers reportedly made an error, introducing diesel into tanks that were designated for regular gasoline. This mix-up could lead to engine problems for consumers who unwittingly filled their vehicles with the contaminated fuel.The timing of this fuel contamination problem couldn’t be worse, as many Floridians are making preparations, including evacuations, ahead of the looming Tropical Storm Idalia. The storm’s approach has prompted residents to fuel ...

Poland launches probe as Legionella confirmed in city water supply

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 20:00:54 GMT

Legionella bacteria have been confirmed in the water supply system of the southeastern Polish city of Rzeszów, with the country’s counterintelligence agency ABW investigating whether the city is the target of deliberate contamination.Rzeszów is Poland’s main logistics hub for sending military and humanitarian aid to Ukraine and a base for U.S. troops. The city has been the center of a Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in the country, with 11 deaths and 144 cases to date since mid-August. The deaths all involved people aged between 64 to 95 with pre-existing health problems.Four out of nine tested samples from Rzeszów’s water supply system confirmed the presence of legionella bacteria, which cause Legionnaires’ disease, the local sanitary and epidemiological service Sanepid said Monday. However, the source of the contamination is unclear.“At this moment, the received results … do not provide a basis to determine the potential source of infection,” it said in a statement. The offic...

Authorities close ‘Lady of the Dunes’ investigation, conclude late husband was responsible for victim’s death

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 20:00:54 GMT

Authorities have officially closed their investigation into the death of a woman once dubbed the “Lady of the Dunes,” a year after DNA analysis allowed officials to identify the victim nearly 50 years after her body was found.Back on July 26, 1974, the body of Ruth Marie Terry was found on Race Point Beach in Provincetown, with authorities determining her cause of death was likely a blow to the head.However, Terry would go on to become the state’s oldest unidentified homicide victim as officials were unable to identify her at the time, with her body severely mutilated. She was also believed to have been killed several weeks prior to her discovery.But in October 2022, state and federal officials said that through DNA analysis, investigators were able to confirm Terry as the victim, allowing the FBI and others to further pursue leads, including one connecting her late husband to the case.Since last year, the Cape & Islands District Attorney’s Office, Provincetown...

March 4, 2024, trial date set for Trump in US case charging him with plotting to overturn election

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 20:00:54 GMT

WASHINGTON (AP) — A judge on Monday set a March 4, 2024, trial date for Donald Trump in the federal case in Washington charging the former president with trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election.The decision from U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan denied a defense request to push the trial back until April 2026, about a year and a half after the 2024 election, but also sets it later than the January date proposed by special counsel Jack Smith’s team.“The public has a right to prompt and efficient resolution of this matter,” she said.If the date holds, it would come right in the middle of the Republican presidential nominating calendar and the day before Super Tuesday, a crucial voting day when the largest number of delegates are up for grabs.Trump, a Republican, was charged earlier this month in a four-count indictment with scheming to undo his loss to Joe Biden, a Democrat, in the 2020 election.The federal election subversion p...

After eight months on the job, state’s Transportation Secretary to step down

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 20:00:54 GMT

After only months on the job, Transportation Secretary Gina Fiandaca plans to step down in two weeks and hand the role of the Healey administration’s top transportation official to a deputy, Gov. Maura Healey’s office announced Monday. A Healey spokesperson said Fiandaca, who started the job Jan. 30, will end her tenure on Sept. 11. Fiandaca will then continue to serve in an advisory role until the end of the year. Undersecretary for Transportation Monica Tibbits-Nutt will take over as acting transportation secretary. In statements, officials did not provide a reason for Fiandaca’s departure, the first from Healey’s Cabinet. Healey “wish[ed] her well in all of her future endeavors.” “She came to our administration with over four decades of experience in transportation and a proven track record of getting things done. She hit the ground running and has delivered on many of our key transportation priorities,” Healey said. “We are c...

Healey’s Transportation Secretary Gina Fiandaca out after less than a year

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 20:00:54 GMT

The Healey Administration has announced its Secretary of Transportation will step down in the next two weeks.Gina Fiandaca, formerly the Boston City Parking Clerk, was tapped by Gov. Maura Healey to lead the Department of Transportation and oversee the beleaguered MBTA in December, ahead of Healey’s swearing in.“Transportation Secretary Gina Fiandaca will be stepping down from her position effective September 11, 2023 and will remain in an advising role through the end of the year to support a smooth transition,” Healey’s office said in a Monday release.Fiandaca makes an annual salary $181,722, according to state payroll records.Fiandaca came to the job after serving as Assistant City Manager in Austin, Texas. Though the governor did not offer a reason for her leaving, Fiandaca’s sudden departure comes following revelations in May that MassDOT had awarded a no-bid contract worth $900,000 to a personal associate of hers.The soon-to-be former Secretary of Transportation thanked ...